Unity External Tools

Troubleshooting Unity External Tools Settings

By default, Unity points itself to your GHS and Cafe SDK location. If you set up your environment with non-standard paths or changed some settings, Unity might no longer point to the right directories. Problems here are very rare, but it is also very easy to check.

  1. In the Unity menu, go to Edit > Preferences > External Tools.
  2. Make sure Wii U SDK location and MULTI location are set to the location of the Cafe SDK and GHS Multi. By default, this would be your CAFE_ROOT and GHS_ROOT variables.

  3. If they are pointing to the CAFE_ROOT and GHS_ROOT variables, you can verify the path easily. Open an MS-DOS command prompt and enter the following:
    echo %CAFE_ROOT%
    echo %GHS_ROOT%
  4. Your output should look something like this:

    Verify that these directories are indeed where you have installed to. If you have set environment variables during this Windows session, try restarting your computer so that the changes will take effect

 

 


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