Troubleshooting Guide

✅ Solution:

1. Check that all scripts imported correctly - look for any compilation errors in the Console
2. Make sure the Scripts/Editor folder exists and contains the editor scripts
3. Try restarting Unity to refresh the menu system
4. Verify you're using Unity 2019.4 or later

  1"comment">// Check "keyword">if "keyword">this file exists:
  2"comment">// Assets/Scripts/Editor/RPGSetupWizard.cs
  3
  4"comment">// And verify it contains:
  5[MenuItem("RPG Tools/Setup Wizard")]
  6"keyword">public "keyword">static "keyword">void ShowWindow()

✅ Solution:

1. Check Unity version compatibility
2. Ensure all dependencies are imported (TextMeshPro, Input System if using)
3. Close Unity, delete the Library folder, and reopen the project
4. Reimport the package if necessary

✅ Solution:

1. Run the Project Validator: RPG Tools > Validation > Project Validator
2. Check that GameManager references are properly assigned
3. Ensure the player has the correct tag ("Player")
4. Verify UI Canvas has an EventSystem in the scene

✅ Solution:

  1"comment">// Debug player movement in Update()
  2"keyword">void Update()
  3{
  4    Debug.Log($"Game State: {GameManager.Instance.currentState}");
  5    Debug.Log($"Can Move: {canMove}");
  6    Debug.Log($"Input: {Input.GetAxisRaw("Horizontal")}, {Input.GetAxisRaw("Vertical")}");
  7}

✅ Solution:

1. Adjust the moveSpeed parameter in PlayerController
2. Check Rigidbody2D drag settings (try values between 0-10)
3. Ensure FixedUpdate is used for physics-based movement
4. Verify Time.fixedDeltaTime is being used correctly

✅ Solution:

1. Ensure EventSystem exists in the scene
2. Check that UI elements have Graphic Raycaster component
3. Verify Canvas render mode is set correctly
4. Make sure UI elements aren't blocked by other colliders

  1"comment">// Add EventSystem "keyword">if missing
  2GameObject eventSystem = "keyword">new GameObject("EventSystem");
  3eventSystem.AddComponent<UnityEngine.EventSystems.EventSystem>();
  4eventSystem.AddComponent<UnityEngine.EventSystems.StandaloneInputModule>();

✅ Solution:

1. Check that UIManager references are assigned in GameManager
2. Verify PlayerStats events are properly subscribed
3. Ensure HealthBar components are assigned in UIManager

  1"comment">// Check event subscription in UIManager
  2"keyword">void SetupEventListeners()
  3{
  4    "keyword">if (GameManager.Instance.playerStats)
  5    {
  6        var stats = GameManager.Instance.playerStats;
  7        stats.OnHealthChanged += UpdateHealthBar;
  8        stats.OnManaChanged += UpdateManaBar;
  9    }
 10}

✅ Optimization Tips:

1. Enable sprite packing in Project Settings
2. Use appropriate texture compression settings
3. Limit the number of active UI elements
4. Use object pooling for frequently spawned objects
5. Profile your game using Unity Profiler