Hi,
I am currently setting up a development environment with Unity and NRSDK.
After importing the Unity package in NRSDK, the Project Tips window appears.
If I follow the documentation here and tap the Accept All button, everything is not resolved as shown below.
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The problem with ImageTackingCll seems to be unresolved.
Tapping the Fix button does the same.
I cannot resolve the issue with the message “Has no execute permission”.
Please let us know how to respond to this issue.
Share the software version with the computer you are using.
MacBook Pro M2 Max (maxOS Sonoma 14.4.1)
Unity Editor 2022.3.29f1
NRSDKForUnity_Release_2.2.0.unitypackage
Android Studio Jellyfish | 2023.3.1
It seems that you might have accidentally deleted the file below, which is causing the issue you mentioned. If you don’t need the image tracking feature, you can simply ignore this message. Otherwise, you can re-import the NRSDK to restore the file.
Hello there, I’ve been dealing with the exact same issue, the file wasn’t deleted, further research helped me understand that it was caused by macos security not allowing the Cli script to be executed. Changing the files permission didn’t change anything. Were you able to solve it ?
MacBook Pro M1 Pro (maxOS Sonoma 14.3)
Unity Editor 2022.3.44f1
NRSDKForUnity_Release_2.2.1.unitypackage
We recently fixed a bug that was caused by special characters in the file path. It might be related to the issue you’re experiencing. Could you check if there are any spaces or special characters in your project name or path?
There is indeed a special character and a space in the project name, I’ll try with a brand new project that doesn’t have any and update you on the outcome. Thanks !
Update:
Using a project name without any space nor special character solved it. Thanks a lot !
