1. Connect the database to the initial database and commit to SVN.
2. Confirm from other PC
3. Database is disconnected
Why do I keep releasing prefabs separately?
initial Database Reset
initial Database Reset
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Re: initial Database Reset
Hi,
Are there any warnings when you commit and pull down from the repo?
Are you looking at the same scene on PC #2? Maybe PC #2 is looking at a different scene in which the database has not been assigned to the scene's Dialogue Manager instance.
The medicine1 database is assigned to the Dialogue Manager scene instance, not your custom Dialogue Manager prefab. Can you try assigning the database to the prefab? If you do this, check the prefab itself on PC #2. Is the correct database still assigned?
If you make a chance to medicine1 on PC #1 and then sync to PC #2, does the change appear in medicine1 on PC #2? Maybe PC #2 is looking at a different medicine1 database. Or maybe the database has different a .meta file.
Are there any warnings when you commit and pull down from the repo?
Are you looking at the same scene on PC #2? Maybe PC #2 is looking at a different scene in which the database has not been assigned to the scene's Dialogue Manager instance.
The medicine1 database is assigned to the Dialogue Manager scene instance, not your custom Dialogue Manager prefab. Can you try assigning the database to the prefab? If you do this, check the prefab itself on PC #2. Is the correct database still assigned?
If you make a chance to medicine1 on PC #1 and then sync to PC #2, does the change appear in medicine1 on PC #2? Maybe PC #2 is looking at a different medicine1 database. Or maybe the database has different a .meta file.
Re: initial Database Reset
Copying an existing database file and attaching a new one solved the problem.
If you have a problem like me, try the above
If you have a problem like me, try the above