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u3d
u3d is a command line tool that stands for "Unity3D." It is a powerful software used for creating and developing 3D gaming and virtual reality applications. The tool is primarily used by developers who prefer working in a command line environment.
One of the key features of u3d is its ability to build, package, and deploy Unity projects directly from the command line, allowing for scripted and automated workflows. It provides developers with the flexibility to integrate their projects into custom build systems or continuous integration pipelines.
u3d offers various command-line options, such as listing available builds, building a specific target platform, managing dependencies, and specifying build configurations. It supports multiple platforms including Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and more.
The tool also provides options to define and manage project settings, perform asset conversion, apply optimizations, and sign application packages. Developers can automate these tasks using scripts and easily reproduce builds on different machines.
Additionally, u3d allows for the installation, upgrade, and removal of Unity Editor versions from the command line, simplifying the management of multiple versions. It also provides features for managing licenses, activating Unity installations, and working with Unity Cloud Build.
Thanks to its command line interface, u3d helps accelerate and streamline the development and deployment processes of Unity projects, making it an essential tool for developers working on large-scale projects or in highly automated environments.
List of commands for u3d:
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u3d:tldr:26617 u3d: List available versions of Unity that can be downloaded.$ u3d availabletry on your machineexplain this command
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u3d:tldr:6e48d u3d: Open project from the current directory in correct Unity version.$ u3dtry on your machineexplain this command
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u3d:tldr:8c8d5 u3d: List installed versions of Unity.$ u3d listtry on your machineexplain this command
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u3d:tldr:93461 u3d: Download and install Unity version and editor [p]ackages.$ u3d install ${2021-2-0f1} -p ${Unity,iOS,Android}try on your machineexplain this command
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u3d:tldr:f2479 u3d: Download and install latest stable Unity version.$ u3d install latest_stabletry on your machineexplain this command