I understand that it’s not a good idea to store the fmod project in the Assets folder, but the banks, how can the game read the assets and play any sounds if they are not included? Don’t they need to be in Assets/StreamableAssets? “I would not recommend storing the built banks or the Studio project inside the Assets folder”. I have my own scripts and backup procedures so Version Control for a single dev, at least me, doesn't have much value.Hi having a similar problem and noticed that the StreamingAssets wasn’t updated until I built the unity project locally.īut I have some trouble understanding your recommendations. I understand the advantages etc of Version Control, but that is just something I haven't used on this project and I really don't want to get into all that just to build a MacOS version. But, reading through the documents, it looks like I can only use cloud build if I have my project running through a Version Control system, is that true? Or is there some way I can just upload my Asset (and project) folders and then the cloud build would build from that? I would have thought that would be the easiest way to do it, at least for me.

The problem I have with MacOS is that you need Mac hardware to run a MacOS (legally / officially) and that is rather costly and time consuming for what is a rather small market. I've done the Linux build myself on Ubuntu machine that I boot off from another drive. I've developed fully on Windows and am currently doing Alpha testing, and would like to add Linux and MacOS to our release. We are very close now to releasing the game. I do the coding and my partner does the art/graphics. I've been working on a project for 3 years now.

I'm just looking into Cloud Build and Unity teams.

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