diff --git a/docs/50-tutorials/troubleshooting.mdx b/docs/50-tutorials/troubleshooting.mdx index 075764f..dc5345c 100644 --- a/docs/50-tutorials/troubleshooting.mdx +++ b/docs/50-tutorials/troubleshooting.mdx @@ -137,23 +137,19 @@ This is not related to VRCFury. This can happen if you install unity android sup This error is unrelated to VRCFury. It means that you are trying to upload an avatar ID to VRChat that does not belong to your account. Find the `Pipeline Manager` component on your main avatar object (next to your VRC Avatar Descriptor) and click `Detach` to create a new avatar ID, then try your upload again. -## Unity 2022 with an ancient VRCFury install +## Errors caused by really old VRCFury installs `Failed to resolve packages: Tarball package [com.vrcfury.installer] cannot be found at path` -This error can happen if you migrate a project to Unity 2022 that was using a version of VRCFury from several years ago. Using windows explorer, open Packages/manifest.json in notepad -(or a text editor of your choice) and remove all lines containing the word `vrcfury`. There may be more than one. Then, try to re-open the project. - -## Errors from the old VRCFury installer - `VRCFury encountered an error while installing` -`Ambiguous match found. Check the unity console for details.` -We no longer provide support for the legacy VRCFury installer. Do not import any VRCFury `.unitypackage` files. -These errors mean that you have imported the legacy VRCFury installer `.unitypackage` into your project. +`Ambiguous match found. Check the unity console for details.` * Open the VCC, go to your project and click `Manage Your Project` * Ensure VRCFury is listed as installed. If it's not, follow the instructions at https://vrcfury.com/download * If it already is, click the `...` button, and click `Reinstall All Packages` * -* Do not import any VRCFury `.unitypackage` files from now on +* Do not import any VRCFury `.unitypackage` files from now on. Only the VCC installation method is supported. + +If the issue continues: +* Using windows explorer, open Packages/manifest.json in notepad (or a text editor of your choice) and remove all lines containing the word `vrcfury`. There may be more than one.