Unity package install

🌵 Needle Engine
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Hi Dylan,

Since your Node.js version is v20.9.0 and npm version is 10.1.0, you are using appropriate versions. However, if the node_modules/@needle-tools/engine directory doesn’t exist after trying to import, it indicates that the package did not install properly.

  1. Manually Create Directory: As a workaround, you can manually create the node_modules/@needle-tools/engine directory. Do this by running:

    mkdir -p node_modules/@needle-tools/engine

  2. Install via npm: After creating the directory, navigate to your Unity project root in the terminal and run:

    npm install @needle-tools/engine

  3. Check Unity Package Manager: Ensure that any package manager settings in Unity are not blocking the installation. Go to Edit > Project Settings > Package Manager, and verify that you have access to remote packages (see index).

  4. Empty Unity Cache: Sometimes, Unity caches might interfere with installations. Navigate to:

    • Windows: C:\Users\<YourUserName>\AppData\Local\Unity\cache
    • macOS: ~/Library/Unity/cache
      And clear any relevant cache files, then restart Unity.

  5. Use a Different Project: If the above steps still yield no success, try creating a new Unity project and attempt the import again.

Give these actions a try and let me know how it works out!

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