And yes, with the new empty Unity scene and the Needle Engine/setup scene menu item, it still has the same error.
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Thank you for your help from you and your team. Iām committed to keep trying this, because it looks like a great tool to use!
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The errors are really strange - why is it complaining about not finding needle-engine. That is just a npm version number and no relative reference
How is your drive formatted? Can you check the system info and share it here perhaps?
Im curious if creating a basic vite project works: Getting Started | Vite
Iāll try these later and let you know
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Thank you!
Yes, creating a basic vanilla vite project does work.
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Disk is formatted NTFS
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I guess that implies that running it works 
Another thing maybe worth trying:
- in the vite config try removing the needle engine plugin
Without the needle engine plugin, there are no errors.
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of course, thereās also no content, so itās just a black screen in the browser.
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Just notices that you have squoosh/lib as a dependency here: can you double check in your project and remove that? Do you know how that got there? "@squoosh/lib": "^0.5.3",
thatās how the vite project is supposed to look like when you install and run it (with npm create vite@latest)
that means that not even running a vanilla vite project works for you (without needle engine) ?
If thatās the case I would suggest you open a bug report at vite GitHub - vitejs/vite: Next generation frontend tooling. It's fast!
Just in case I misunderstood you before: have you tried this and created+ran a new default vite project?
Sorry for being unclear. When I run vanilla, I do get the screen youāre showing.
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