Building - Failed to write file sharedassets0.assets UnityEditor.Hostview:OnGUI()

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Hello all, I baked my scene, w$$anonymous$$ch created lightmaps of 1.8 GB in size. now when building my unity project with baked scene. Its throwing error. I am facing t$$anonymous$$s error always w$$anonymous$$le building my unity project.

success && actual == (uint64)size UnityEditor.Hostview:OnGUI() Building - Failed to write file sharedassets0.assets UnityEditor.Hostview:OnGUI() Error building Player: Couldn't build player because of unsupported data on target platform.

I am using unity3d 5.0.0. Please let me know how to solve t$$anonymous$$s issue.

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Answer by ismaelnascimento01 · Apr 04, 2019 at 05:16 AM

Look here: https://forum.unity.com/threads/solved-cannot-build-app-with-these-errors.487391/

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Answer by firestorm185 · Jun 12, 2020 at 07:24 AM

I tried the solutions stated there, still no solution. I'll post back here if I find one.

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Answer by summernight2001519 · Sep 20, 2021 at 07:47 AM

I figured out what happened, I used a texture generated with PrefabUtility.GetIconForGameObject, then I used it in my scene, but the texture is generated and didn't exist in the project, so that texture can't be saved, thus an error occurred when building. Solution: Find or remember what you have generated since the last successful build and didn't save it into the project, in my case is a texture, remove it or replace it solves the issue. @firestorm185

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Answer by unity_I-JLXCYeQIIqcw · Oct 01, 2021 at 10:08 AM

In my case the problem was that I copied scene file from an old version so there was dangling pointer in it cause the issue. Solution delete game objects one by one and then build. Once the build is successful it means that object is faulty needs to be recreated

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