I have a camera that is preserved on scene change, not being destroyed. I have a TextMesh Pro object attached to it. As per scene change, I want to change the text, the text grabbed from a static class's string array, index provided via the index of the scene internally. I was having runtime error and cleaned the code part completely. I will seek ways to implement a non-erroneous way.

I get the hands' locations from Ultraleap Hand Tracking SDK and objects' locations directly from Unity Scripting API. I am currently trying to collect and record those datas ar a certain rate of FPS, but the data are too asynchronously different and don't have the same unit.

I have a script component that I add to all objects I want the data of. This way, with a certain frequency I record the data for all objects but not in chorus, rather in cacaphony fashion.

How to Approach the Issue:

• In script Data.cs, remove the DataCollector.printData() line in Update() function.
• In script Data.cs, extract the content of the if statement and remove the if
• In script DataCollector.cs, convert the printData method into a coroutine. Arrange the FPS by putting a WaitForSeconds yield at the termination. Then call the coroutine inside start method.
• Put the modified DataCollector.cs script onto an invisible GameObject you create anew and name the object DataRecorder.
• Merge the hand data collect with this script also. Thus, every snapshot without exceptions will be sync.

I changed some scripts containing coroutines and when I try to run the game, it freezes on the initialization period, not even entring the first scene.

I modified a class that had some coroutines and loads of over-divided methods I merged some methods, and modified some coroutines and started having the error Releasing render texture that is set as Camera.targetTexture!.