Troglodyte In the Underbelly: Editor Errors

Author - Daniel Reder Game engines simply the creation of games, and lead a sped up production cycle. However, as like any program, they are not without their faults. A strange issue that occured this week was an editor package only partially downloading. This led to the package being in a usable but broken state. At first I wasnt sure at to what was happening, but figured that disabling and re-enabling the package would fix the issue. This unfortnuately did not fix the issue as there is a disable button for packages but not an enable button.
After doing some research I concluded that the package had been either corrupted or had never been fully there in the first place. Deleting and reinstalling the package ended up being the fix to the issue. Because the editor was forced to fully delete the package, it was given another change to fully download the package and this time is successfully did.

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