I should be able to, but I was not the one setting up Needle. I’m giving it a go now however, we’ll see how far I get (So far it still opens the other scene)
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In that empty scene also add an ExportInfo component on an empty gameobject and press “Start Server” there
I got the new scene up an running.
But the FXCamera script (Which is a copy of yours) Does not seem to register as a ts component?
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Is the script in /src/ or in an NpmDef?
the .ts file is in a folder named scripts (under projectName/frontend/script)
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I know our setup differs from the standard as we work in a react environment
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What is a npmDef?
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Does it work in the browser? There are sometimes issues with the TS component headers not showing but doesn’t affect the runtime
In a nutshell, Needle’s equivalent to Unity’s AsmDefs to make reusable .ts packages with generated C# components
No.
A console log on the OnEnable method did not reach the browser
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OK!
I created a new script with the copied script and it now works as expected!
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Ah, maybe you accidentally made a new web project so you’re now in a separate src folder?
You can connect both your Unity scenes to the same webproject folder in the ExportInfo
I can absolutely believe that.
Is this the relevant place I’d change that?
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Yep exactly – what you describe sounds like the “Project Folder” is currently different between the two scenes
Which (just as explanation for the future, wouldn’t change that now) is basically where NpmDefs are better than putting stuff in “/scripts/” since the same NpmDef package can be a dependency to multiple projects.
I get you. I will look into that.
I got the camera effect to work in the same project with the new scene.
Now the weird part of why it won’t work in the original scene…
I will Gradually add everything from scene 1 into the new scene and observe when it stops working, I think 
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I added the post processing effect in the new scene (funnily the first thing I tried) and it stopped woring
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*working
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Haha you can also bisect the other scene and turn things off until it works.
Haha, Yeah, I could
But as you see, the Post Processing is the culprit. As soon as it is turned on I can’t have two cameras
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