How to fix Phasmophobia ‘game does not exist’ error
Phasmophobia is a horror game that allows players to group up in teams of four and hunt down ghosts. The game has managed to amass a lot of popularity in a short span of time and that has led to some frequent errors in the game, most likely due to the server load.
One of the errors players have been facing is the ‘game does not exist’ or ‘server version mismatch’ error. This error not only appears for new players who have recently installed the game but for some old players as well. If you are facing the issue, here are some of the solutions you can try to fix it.
Check if you are on the Beta version and update your game
One of the main reasons for the ‘game does not exist’ or ‘server version mismatch’ error is because players in the lobby are using different versions of the game. The easiest fix for that is to make sure that your game is updated to the latest version.
Additionally, if either you or your friend are on the Beta version, you will not be able to play together. Opting out of the Beta version is quite simple and you can do so by following the given steps.
Your game will most likely download again, partially, if you opt out of the beta branch.
Check your server region
The server in the game depends on the region you are located in. Playing with a friend from a different region can cause a number of issues, including the ones mentioned above. For instance, if your friend is from the UK and you live in the US, the two of you will connect to your respective servers which can cause an issue in the lobby. You can change your server region in the top right of the Server Lobby in the game.
Verify Integrity of Game Files
Sometimes corrupt game files can cause a number of issues, including the ‘game does not exist’ or ‘server version mismatch’ error. Instead of downloading the game all over again, you can just check if the game files are all in place. It can be done by following the given steps.
This should take a bit of time, but once that’s done, you should try starting the game again and check whether the issue has been resolved or not.
If none of the above solutions work, we recommend reinstalling the game completely to fix the issue.
Android build file: package com.unity3d.player does not exist #41
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ivanmayes commented Oct 10, 2018
Hey all! When I try to build on a clean project after adding the ionic plugin from the tutorial, this is the error log I get. Not sure what I can do to solve it. Do I need to be on a older gradle version?
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yasirkula commented Oct 12, 2018
Is there a unity-classes.jar or something similar in UnityProject in Android Studio?
ivanmayes commented Oct 12, 2018 •
Yes, that was the issue. Both the android project and the UnityProject had a unity-classes.jar file.
I had to remove the unity-classes.jar from the android project in the lib folder, then go to my UnityProject to the lib folder, right-click the unity-classes.jar file and select ‘Add as Library’. Then select android as the project to add the library to.
agamadev commented Aug 19, 2019 •
I still have this problem. Following the instructions of @ivanmayes did not solve the problem.
I deleted the file unity-classes.jar located in the android module, and added as a library the one located in the Unity project. It automatically added the following line in my bundle.gradle file:
But still did not work. I tried changing the previous line by the following hoping a different result:
compile fileTree(dir: ‘/Users/MyUser/Developer/Cordova/hello/platforms/android/Unity/libs’, include: [‘*.jar’])
But the result was the same. I did the process «manually» from File, Project Structure. Neither did work. I also tried with both Cordova and Ionic, exactly the same error in both:
error: package com.unity3d.player does not exist
error: cannot find symbol class UnityPlayer
I have no idea what to try next. So any clue will be really appreciated.
agamadev commented Aug 19, 2019
This is me again! It is working now.
In bundle.gradle file of app module, instad of:
Which is the same thing Cordova actually does:
implementation project(path: ‘:CordovaLib’)
Then, the unity-classes.jar file was implemented in the same way:
implementation files(‘../Unity/libs/unity-classes.jar’)
So the result is something like this:
And for some reason and no idea why since the unity-classes.jar is already implemented in the main module, I needed to do the same implementation for bundle.gradle file of Unity module. So just at the end of the file, the following:
All this is Using Cordova 8.1.2 (cordova-lib@8.1.1) and Unity 2019.1.
Thank you @yasirkula for such an awesome work. Now I need to implement the same on iOS.
unity 2D player movement parameters do not exist
I’ve managed to make a little top down shooter now I’m going over animations. I have followed a couple tutorials by pixelnest.io but strangly I’m getting an error saying «parameter ‘moveRight’ does not exist. animation in unity is completely new to me and have been trying to read up as much as I can. any suggestions to fix the animation so it plays when I move right? below are some pictures and my code.
public class playerMove : MonoBehaviour <
1 Answer 1
This is because you don’t have a boolean called «moveRight» in your animator.
Look at the first screenshot you posted. In the bottom left corner, you’ve declared a single boolean named «isRight».
Change the following line of code in your script
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the list is very outdated
you need atleast 4 GB of ram and a decent CPU and GPU to get good fps in this highly unoptimized piece of crap of a game
and select «previous version»
This is currently (as of now, 17/12/17) a bug on Valve’s end.
The fix for this is to log-out from steam, and logging back in.
It’s advised to Not play any parties for now due to this
3/28/18 Type tf_party_leave in your console.
/Library/Application Support/Steam/SteamApps/downloading and delete the hl2_osx in there.
(This might not work, the directory might be incorrect).
The problem is Transparent Viewmodels, Either turn them off or delete your HUD Files.
Launch steam as administrator
not many fixes about this, most likely because tf2 isn’t really meant for macs
You might have a corrupted or damaged vpk that contains those particles, that or you probably had them overwritten by someone, I suggest verifying your game cache and looking into what mods you have installed.
This is a rare issue that appears to affect systems with memory pools lower than the standard, it’s recommended to play TF2 with at least 4GB of RAM available
This is mainly down to a memory allocation issue, overtime, TF2 consumes memory and eventually becomes more unstable, in order to prolong the life of your client, try to lower your graphics settings along with deleting temp files within your TF folder.
This is basically due to either a conflicting mod that you have installed OR that one of the models in the games main files has become corrupted, it is recommended to verify your game cache in order to solve it
This is an engine error, which means the only way to fix it is by reinstalling tf2 completely or verify your game cache to check if any «key» files are gone or corrupted.
And if that doesn’t work, then you’re (basically) screwed, since there is no other fix for this (that i know of)
Aka: TF2 isn’t connected to the game coordinator service (valve servers)
Restart your steam and your connection
then find the folder with hl2.exe
Delete that folder, and restart steam
Replace * with your monitor width
Replace ** with your monitor height
Expect some crashes since anything added is considered «new» and would be «unstable» at that time, just wait for a fix
Restart steam and your connection
Item server is temporarily unavaible, this can’t be fixed and you just need to wait till the servers are back up
Simply do alt+tab to go to steam then go back. This fixes most keyboard problems.
If not, press ESC and the navigate your way to the options menu, and click on «Reset to Default» or «Default Settings» and you should be good to go.
Options > Keyboard.
Are your keys unbinded? Did someone tell you to unbindall? Well you just got rick roll’d. Try resetting to your default settings.
Again, this is happening due to a crash. Open task manager or alt+tab your way outta there.
Disable discord overlay
Adjust your resolution and turn v-sync on
Credit goes to this thread.
First,look up whatever antivirus you use on the internet.Look up how to block the antivirus from scanning certain files you choose. Then,locate that place in your antivirus and block the following directory:
This is either because of the TF2 Steam API being down or because the settings on you’re account doesn’t allow you to trade (Note: if you’re a f2p in tf2 you cannot trade)
No Hats mod (Some people said this mod doesn’t increase Fps. but i’m not sure)
Oldschool pack (Makes your graphics like Nintendo 64)
Clean TF2 (I’m not sure if this can increase your FPS, but makes the textures flat. Also, this mod can be use as a cheat in Slender Fortress server)
DanPixed’s MaxFPS (Makes your graphics look more pixelated)
This has something to do with FPS, but it doesn’t matter if you have a better laptop or a better computer. I’m doing the Aspect Ratio, so i don’t list the resolutions but they’re together inside them.
4:3 Low Fov, Highest FPS
16:10 Middleground for both
16:9 High Fov, Lowest FPS
Well, Huds doesn’t do with FPS, but there’s one that has to do with FPS.
My answer is: Ray’s Hud
Problem: whitescreen with directx 8
Solution: you have the transparent viewmodels mod. Remove the mod from your custom folder, directory being «C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Team Fortress 2\tf\custom».
Not really common questions but :
If you want to reduce more graphics, then I’ll tell you.
http://www.abload.de/image.php?img=neuebitmap2kk9s.png
1. Open NvidiaInspector.exe
2. Click the Settings button (middle-right) next to Driver-Version
3. Select Team Fortress 2 in the top left corner
4. Set Texture Filtering – LOD-Bias to 10 or 15 (higher means worse textures)
5. hit “Apply” in the top right corner.
NOTICE: YOU NEED TO HAVE A NVIDIA GRAPHIC CARD
Problem: Casual mode buttons not working
Solution: You have a outdated hud, remove the hud with the directory being,
«C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Team Fortress 2\tf\custom»