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How to share Unity files, remotely?,What is the best way to share unity files, remote?
Hello, I am working on AR app, and I have a programmer who form time to time works on it, to do the corrections, updates and other work. Now we are sharing the files via Dropbox or Google Drive, but the thing became a bit of time consuming, and I am looking for faster way to share it. We do not share only code, but also models, graphics and other content. As it depends of the work needed to be done. Does any one know the fastest way to share this files. Thank you for the info.,Hello, I work on the AR app in Unity, and from time to time I need help from programmer to do some corrections and updates to the app. Until now we shared files via Dropbox or Google Drive, but more the app becomes complex and more models we add, the files get bigger. What is the best way to share this files, not to upload them every time he needs to to some updates? We do not share only code, but also the content in it, like graphics, models, and so ... thank you for your help.
I think Unity Collab was made specifically for this...i dunno how you use it because i haven't but it should do
we tried that, but we run into error, as it seems big projects are problem
hmmmm, then i guess that's the end of my knowledge on this matter....im really sorry i couldn't help out....also please convert your answer to a comment since this can really clobber up space here plus make the illusion that this question has been answered further hindering a solution....and again...im sorry i couldn't help
yeah no problem, we will find some sort of solution for this
Look at github! It's free and gives you version control. There are some restrictions like individual files need to be less than 100mb, but you can store fairly large projects there and share them with as many team members as you like.
how do you mean 100mb limit for individual files, if it is more, then it won't work. And how this works as individual file?
It means that if your just file is bigger than 100 MB, you can't upload it.
you have 20 images and each one of them is 5 MB ---> you can upload it. you have 1 image and it's 100 MB ----> you can't upload it.
And also if you want to upload a file which is bigger than 100 MB, you can do that with some plugin called Git LFS. But if you don't have any, don't be bothered to look for that.
As MikeBru said probably best way is Github. I just want to add this video for reference. It is quick and simple and probably all you need for just for installation. If you need anything, you can check it on the internet later.
thank you for the info
