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Found in
2022.3.46f1
Issue ID
UUM-78585
Regression
No
"System.DllNotFoundException" error for "Unity.VisualScripting.sqlite3" when loading Visual Scripting
Reproduction steps:
1. Open the attached “repro_IN-75124“ project
2. Observe the Console window
Expected result: No errors appear
Actual result: “System.DllNotFoundException: Unity.VisualScripting.sqlite3 assembly:<unknown assembly> type:<unknown type> member:(null)“ error appears
Reproducible with: 1.9.4 (2021.3.38f1, 2022.3.29f1, 6000.0.2f1)
Reproducible on: Windows 10 (22H2)
Not reproducible on: macOS Sonoma 14.4.1
Note: Without relocating the “sqlite3.dll“, the Visual Scripting window in the Project Settings and the Script Graph tab appears empty when opened
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Resolution Note:
The user's project path contains a semicolon which is a reserved character for paths in some windows APIs. In this case LoadLibraryW is unable to find the dll in question due to the semicolon. The recommended workaround for now is to not use semicolons in project paths.
Resolution Note:
The user's project path contains a semicolon which is a reserved character for paths in some windows APIs. In this case LoadLibraryW is unable to find the dll in question due to the semicolon. The recommended workaround for now is to not use semicolons in project paths.