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'Delegate' does not contain a definition for 'CreateDelegate'

Alec_HAlec_H ✭✭
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I am trying to make an app for the Microsoft HoloLens as Vuforia has a video doing this with Microsoft, but I keep getting error located in the subject line "'Delegate' does not contain a definition for 'CreateDelegate'". I have tried a few switching, but nothing seems to be working. I think the issue is you must build the app for the Microsoft store instead of a standalone app. I could be wrong. Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you,

Alec

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    PatrickPatrick mod

    Hi Alec_H
    have you looked at the Getting Started with Unity tutorial?

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    Alec_HAlec_H ✭✭

    @Patrick Yes, but using the vufoira add on throws the error above. I also have made apps the build properly.

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    PatrickPatrick mod

    okay, I'm downloading Vuforia, I'll see if I can figure anything out.

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    PatrickPatrick mod

    I can get it to compile if I wrap the offending block inside of a pragma if block like:

    #if !UNITY_EDITOR
                        Action factorySetMethod = Delegate.CreateDelegate(typeof(Action), this, methodInfo) as Action;
                        if (factorySetMethod != null)
                        {
                            factorySetMethod();
                        }
#endif

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    PatrickPatrick mod

    ugh... spoke too soon. I got the editor to stop complaining by exporting to VS is still failing. Looking again.

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    PatrickPatrick mod

    okay, here's my latest attempt. I need to actually do something with Vuforia to see if it's working.

    #if !UNITY_EDITOR
(methodInfo.CreateDelegate(typeof(Action), this) as Action)?.Invoke();
#endif

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    PatrickPatrick mod

    I'm not seeing a 32bit UWP dll in the package that I downloaded...

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    Alec_HAlec_H ✭✭

    @Patrick Thank you so much for all the support! I am currently waiting for a call from Vuforia. I will let you know if they have a solution, but thank you for all the attempts thus far!

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    ricardobahricardobah ✭

    Have you fixed the error?

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