If you ever need to login to your account again for any reason (such as a password change), click the Gear Icon in the top right of the program and choose “Options”, as seen here:

Once GitHub Desktop is installed, open it up and sign in to your GitHub account when it asks you for your credentials. There are Mac and PC versions of the program. To do this, download and install GitHub Desktop. Now that the repository is created, you need to get the repository onto your computer.

You can leave the “Add a license” box alone unless you know what kind of license you want to use.

You will see a Unity option come up in the list, choose this option. On the filter box that comes up, type “Unity”.

Check the box that says “Initialize this repository with a README”.

Set it to public or private (If you’re on a free account you can only choose public).

On the New Repository window, select the owner of the repo (this will probably just be you).

On your dashboard, click the “+ New Repository” option:

Once the account is made, go to your dashboard.

If you use a free account, your repo will be public and other people can see it. The main benefit of a paid account is the ability to set your repository to private. You can use the free or paid account to accomplish version control with Unity.

Fill out all the information on the page and “Create Account”.

The first thing that you will need to do is create a GitHub account. In this post, I will detail the steps that need to be taken in order to get your Unity project’s version control working with GitHub. I’ve experimented with all of these different solutions and the best one that I came across was none other than simply using GitHub.

Aside from the Asset Server, there are several different third-party solutions such as PlasticSCM, Perforce, and UVC. The other downside to the Asset Server is that it requires a Pro license for Unity in order to implement it. Unfortunately, the Asset Server is now a legacy product and it sounds like Unity will no longer be updating it for future releases. One of the best ones, in my opinion, was the Unity Asset Server. Throughout the years, Unit圓D has had several different “built-in” version control solutions. One could argue that it’s important even if you’re working by yourself since you can maintain consistent backups of your projects. Version Control is an important thing when you’re working on projects with several different people involved.

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