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Command-line build 64-bit
I've made a batch code that automatically creates a build (for Windows). However, this build is by default made in 32-bit. We used the code from the manual. I cannot find any information on how to set whether you want the command line code to produce a 32-bit or a 64-bit version. This does work manually, but the idea is that it's produced by the batch file. Can anyone help?
Answer by luliyi1024 · May 17, 2012 at 10:10 AM
1、build 32bit windows standalone player with -buildWindowsPlayer 2、copy "Program Files (x86)\\Unity\\Editor\\Data\\PlaybackEngines\\windows64standaloneplayer\\player_win.exe" to your app dir, and rename it to YourAppName.exe。 3、copy "Program Files (x86)\\Unity\\Editor\\Data\\PlaybackEngines\\windows64standaloneplayer\\Data\\Mono\\mono.dll" to YourAppName_Data\\mono.dll 4、use another tool to change the default icon of YourAppName.exe 5、enjoy it!
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