Is this right?

[Alienhead]

Latest build update 'c'.  It seems to have created a directory for everything under the projects folder. Just check if this is correct for continuing.

 

[Alienhead]

Also projects from last build will not load, it just spins at the splash screen and nothing never happens.

 

[Alienhead]

Older projects won't sync either..  Stays orange,

[Josh]

Are you on the dev channel?

[Josh]

I think you need to uninstall the current version you have and re-download it. Don't uninstall the whole client, just hit the uninstall button in the client and then re-download it.

[Alienhead]

Uninstalled as you suggested.  Upon creating an entirely new project I get the same file structure. Everything is tossed into the projects root directory. A new folder for everything.

[Josh]

I think your program folder has a bunch of folders that were not deleted.

Shaders are stored in a single zip file, because it takes a long time to download hundreds of individual files. At one point, I accidentally uploaded a zip file for all the shaders that did not contain a Shaders/ subfolder. This caused a bunch of shader files to be extracted into the template base folder.

I fixed the mistake, but it looks like you still have the files in your Ultra Engine/Templates/Common folder and reinstalling that version did not delete them, so you will need to delete them manually. I bet if you uninstall again you will see that they are still there.

I assume this is on the dev channel?

[Alienhead]

Dev channel yes.. Should I preform a complete reinstall ? What all needs to be be manaully removed?

 

[Josh]

If you navigate to the Ultra Engine/Templates/Common folder I think you will see a lot of extra folders there. Check that first and make sure it is the cause.

[Alienhead]

Yes that folder looks like the folder a Create Project makes.

[Josh]

Delete it, then uninstall / re-download and it should be gone.

You might also want to delete your C:/ProgramData/Ultra Engine/temp folder. (You shouldn't need to, but maybe you might as well in case some file is somehow set to read-only or something).