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Installation
Unity's package manager does not support custom git dependencies, on which the N:Toolkit is heavily relying on. Make sure to first install the Git Dependency Resolver For Unity before any other packages.
See Unity's Package Manager for more infos on how to install packages from git urls.
- Open Unity's package manager ( Window > Package Manager )
- Click on the
+
icon ( top left of the window ) - Select
Add package from GIT url...
- Paste this package's git url in the field ( i.e
https://github.com/Nebukam/com.nebukam.orca.git
) - Wait for it... Done!
After installing this package, Unity may complain about missing namespace references error (effectively located in dependencies). What Git Dependency Resolver For Unity does, instead of editing your project's package.json, is create local copies of the git repo effectively acting as custom local packages.
Hence, if you encounter issues regarding missing assemblies
, try the following:
- In the project explorer, do a
Reimport All
on the Packages folder (located at the same level as Assets & Favorites). This should do the trick. - Delete Library/ScriptAssemblies from you project, then
Reimport All
. - Check the Resolver usage for users
Open an issue on git, I'll check if the problem is on my end!
This package is part of N:Toolkit, a collection of packages for Unity3D || developed by Timothé Lapetite || Released under MIT