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Fix, incompatibility between color space and current settings. in order to build player

 

Go to File> Build> Player Settings> Other Settings> Color Space > Change the option from Linear to Gamma.

This has because if you have graphics rendered as a Deferred or Forward. Gamma selection will resolve the issue.

Preprocessor directives must appear as the first non-whitespace character on a line

 Preprocessor directives must appear as the first non-whitespace character on a line

Here are some solutions collected.

1.

event, you must have a method with the same name declared in the code behind page like below,

protected void #btnLogin_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)

{

}

But in C# cs files, as the error explains preprocessor directives (#) must appear as the first non-whitespace character that's why the error happens.

Solution would be to adhere to proper naming conventions. See here.

2.

Preprocessor directives start with #. You have a trailing # in line 10.
It looks like you use Visual Studio which should mark the line in red. Also the error should tell you which line looks wrong.
Edit: You probably just opened the file in Visual Studio, which will not load any assemblies. Please open your C# project from Unity, right-click in the project explorer and choose "open C# project" or similar

Honestly this post should be removed for low effort, a simple Google search with your error would've yielded tons of results

3.

I fixed it by removing this line

No countries or regions have been selected for this track. Add at least one country or region to roll out this release.

Fix error: No countries or regions have been selected for this track. Add at least one country or region to roll out this release.

 

 

solution:

Go to: Production > Countries / Regions

Then add the countries you want.

 

Watch video:

 

 

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Assembly has reference to non-existent assembly 'Unity.ugui'

 Assembly has reference to non-existent assembly 'Unity.ugui' (Packages/com.unity.textmeshpro/Tests/Editor/Unity.TextMeshPro.Editor.Tests.asmdef)

 

This is the error i had when i import a package to an empty unity project. Unity version was 2018.3.0.f2.

 

 

Solution is simple i think.

 Goto:
 Help -> Reset packages to default.

 

 

 

Click yes 

 

 

It resolved my issue.

 

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