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Learn how to effectively set up and resolve common issues with `proGrids` in Unity 2018.1, ensuring a smooth game development experience.
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Setting Up and Using proGrids in Unity 2018.1

Are you struggling to set up and use the proGrids package in Unity 2018.1? You are not alone! Many developers face various challenges when trying to integrate this powerful grid tool into their projects. In this guide, we will walk you through understanding the problem and providing clear solutions to get proGrids up and running.

The Problem

After installing the proGrids package through the package manager, some users encounter an error message indicating that the package cannot be used because it is not adhering to the C# 4.0 language specification. Here’s the error message you might see:

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Additionally, if you change your scripting runtime version from .NET 3.5 to 4.0, you might face a different issue:

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Solutions to Get proGrids Working

1. Remake Your Project

One of the simplest approaches to resolve various compatibility issues in Unity is to remake your project. Although it may seem tedious, this can help in resetting any configurations that might be causing the errors.

Create a New Project: Simply create a new Unity project and attempt to install the proGrids package again.

2. Check Unity and Package Versions

Sometimes, the issue could stem from using an outdated or incompatible version of Unity or proGrids. Consider the following steps:

Upgrade Unity: If you are not bound to using Unity 2018.1, you may want to upgrade to a newer version of Unity. This can not only resolve problems with proGrids but also provide you with new features and optimizations.

Reinstall proGrids: If issues persist after the project is remade, try uninstalling and reinstalling the proGrids package through the package manager.

3. Switching Scripting Runtime Versions

If you still encounter errors after switching to the .NET 4.0 scripting runtime, ensure that all assemblies are correctly referenced and compatible with your chosen runtime environment.

4. Consider Your IDE

In your case, you were using Visual Studio 2019. Make sure that your IDE is correctly configured to work with Unity. You might want to install the Unity integration features in Visual Studio if they aren't already set up.

Conclusion

Setting up proGrids in Unity 2018.1 can present some challenges, but by following these steps—remaking your project, upgrading versions, checking your scripting runtime, and configuring your IDE—you can overcome these hurdles. Don't hesitate to seek help from the Unity community if you continue to experience issues, as they can often provide valuable insights and solutions.

Now, you should be equipped with the knowledge to set up and use proGrids effectively. Happy developing, and may your game creation process be as smooth as possible!