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Details

Package ID
unity-hub
Version
3.22.6
Downloads
225988
Website
https://unity3d.com/

Summary

Unity Hub is a cross-platform management tool developed by Unity Technologies and used to to manage multiple installations of the Unity Editor along with their associated components

Description

Unity Hub

Features

  • Manage your Unity account and Editor licenses.
  • Create your Project, associate a default version of the Unity Editor with the Project, and manage the installation of multiple versions of the Editor.
  • Set your preferred version of Unity, but also easily launch other versions from your Project view.
  • Manage and select Project build targets without launching the Editor.
  • Run two versions of Unity at the same time. Note that to prevent local conflicts and other odd scenarios, you should only open a Project in one Editor instance at a time.
  • Add components to existing installations of the Editor. When you download a version of the Editor through Unity Hub, you can find and add additional components (such as specific platform support, Visual Studio, offline docs and Standard Assets) either during initial install or at a later date.
  • Use Project Templates to jump-start the creation process for common Project types. Unity’s Project Templates provide default values for common settings when you create a new Project. Project Templates preset batches of settings for a target game type or level of visual fidelity. For more information, see Project Templates.

Package Notes

Unity does not maintain releases of older versions of Unity Hub and have refused to allow me to re-distribute the installer. Thus, this package is only useful for keeping Unity Hub updated to the latest release version. If you wish to install an earlier version, you have two options: purchase a Chocolatey Pro license which has a download CDN cache or you can start internalizing the package to preserve older versions.

Package Parameters

The following package parameters can be set:

  • /InstallationPath: - Where to install the editor. Path must already exist. - defaults to "C:\Program Files\Unity Hub"

To pass parameters, use --params "''" (e.g. choco install unity [other options] --params="'/InstallationPath:D:\Unity Hub'").

To have choco remember parameters on upgrade, be sure to set choco feature enable -n=useRememberedArgumentsForUpgrades.

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