Updating User‐Created Project Assets on Engine Updates - bryanedds/Nu GitHub Wiki

The default assets included in Nu change and get updated more often than we'd sometimes like. This can leave your project in a broken state when pulling from master. The fix is to delete your project's Assets/Default folder and copy over the ./Nu/Nu.Gaia/Assets/Default folder in its place. It would be nice to have some automated detection and propagation system for this, but we've yet to take the time to investigate the right way to do this.

Additionally, there are rarer times when a new nuget package is added as a dependency to Nu that you'll need to add to your user-created project as well. These will be mentioned in the specific releases where they take place.

Finally, sometimes the Gaia UI is changed, adding a new window or renaming an existing one. If this happens, you may see 'randomly' floating windows when you run Gaia the first time after updating. The best solution here is shut down Gaia, find the imgui.ini file in your project's build folder(s) and delete it / them. This will ensure Gaia's UI is reset to its initial layout the next time you restart it.