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Question by Jeff-Kesselman · Jan 21, 2014 at 03:50 PM · project settingscommercial free

Is there a way to limit a Pro project to Free features?

Hey Guys,

Im using Unity Pro but I need to create projects my students can load and use with the free version of Unity.

Is there a checkbox somewhere where I can limit a Pro project not to use an Pro-only features?

Thanks

JK

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avatar image JChilton · Jan 21, 2014 at 07:04 PM 1
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You could simply be $$anonymous$$dful of which features are pro or not. Essentially, dll libraries, realtime shadows, and pathfinding are the main ones.

avatar image HappyMoo · Jan 21, 2014 at 10:01 PM 0
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Since unity 4.2:

We’ve decided to make a number of existing Unity Pro features available to users of the free version of Unity:

Realtime shadows (one-directional light only; hard shadows only). Text-based serialization of materials, prefabs, scenes etc. for easier version control. Nav$$anonymous$$esh baking (Off$$anonymous$$eshLinks still require Pro). Now, games created using the free version of Unity can benefit from realtime shadows and game actors navigating intelligently. In addition, as a developer using the free version of Unity you can cooperate with your colleagues using any version control system, because text-based serialization no longer requires a Unity Pro license.

avatar image Jeff-Kesselman · Jan 21, 2014 at 11:32 PM 0
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"Just be $$anonymous$$dful" isn't good enough. I have to be sure what I am shipping to my students can be opened and used by them.

I really don't want to have to set a whole separate system up with Untiy Free just for this purpose.

I suppose I could try creating a virtual machine and installing Unity on that... ugly but doable.

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Answer by HappyMoo · Jan 21, 2014 at 04:14 PM

You can install multiple Unity Versions in different directories without problems.

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avatar image Jeff-Kesselman · Jan 21, 2014 at 04:25 PM 0
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Not ideal, since I have limited drive space, but workable. Thank you.

avatar image Jeff-Kesselman · Jan 21, 2014 at 04:44 PM 0
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Hmm spoke too soon.

I tried this on my $$anonymous$$ac and it didn't work. Yes I could install it twice, once each in a pro and free directory, but when I spun up the new "free" install it came up in pro mode with no dialog to chose anything else.

avatar image HappyMoo · Jan 21, 2014 at 05:19 PM 0
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Now that's interesting. I only knew for sure that you can install diverent version numbers and extrapolated that pro/notPro should work too. Seems they store the pro-Status somewhere central(+ maybe hidden) then.

$$anonymous$$aybe if you could deregsiter somehow... maybe by deleting some app settings - not sure where they are stored in mac exactly.

If that doesn't work, maybe someone else has an Idea :)

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