As someone who has been using /building computers for content creation /vfx for decades, and is new to using Blender, Unity and Unreal, it seems to me there is a fundamental problem to these programs if there needs to be a tutorial on how to bring in assets. The process is unintuitive, convoluted and overly complex with confusing and inconsistent vocabulary. This is a systemic problem with "professional" software, almost like they intentionally make processes as opaque and obtuse as possible to justify their price and complexity. That said, thank you for this tutorial, it helped to make the process less onerous.
I'm happy to help! 🙂 On one side of the coin you are right however to be the devil's advocate a bit 😉, package manager is a very powerful tool to browse, find, download, update your assets specially if you have a large amount of them.
I don't think there is a why to download as zip without Unity. However if you log in on the unity assets store website and click "My Assets" (top right). You should able to see a list of your owned assets. (if a purchased asset is missing there, I would contact support). From the list you should be able to click "Open in Unity". Unity should be already opened, before clicking. Sometimes I need to click that button more than one time to make it work, though. The other reason could be, the package manager usually only loads the first 25 items, there is a tiny load more button on the bottom of the package manager in Unity. I hope that helps. 😀
That could be many things. Most of the time for me that happened when I'm not using the built in Rendering Pipeline rather URP(Universal Rendering pipeline) or HDRP. Than the assets materials show up pink. You can fix them by selecting the material and click on the top menu: Edit > Rendering > Materials > Convert Selected Built-in Materials to URP (or HDRP). If that not help just hop into my Discord.
Is there a way to import game assets from say Cyberpunk into unity? I want to use assets from a game to make a game world for VRchat. I was considering importing them into blender and then building a base around it then importing it to unity to texture it :)
I'm pretty sure that's as illegal as hacking the Matrix! 😅 But hypothetically, if you somehow found the model files and imported them into Blender, getting them into Unity would be a piece of cake. Still, seriously, don't do it! 🚫
@@Derbyskiller When you click the import button next to the download button it opens up a window with the files to import, if that is empty than they are already imported. Please notice while normal packages will be installed into the Assets folder, unity's built in or unity registry packages will be installed into the packages folder. For example cinemachine will install into /Packages/Cinemachine/ or input system installs into /Packages/Input System/ while normal packages will install into /Assets/[asset name]/ or /Assets/[asset creator company]/[asset name]/ or /Assets/[asset creator made up a name]/ folder. 😀 I hope that helps.
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tysm nobody other tutorials were showing how to manually open package manager😭
Happy to help!
Your videos are detailed, concise, and slow paced enough for learners to understand easily.
Thank you, and please keep up the great work.
Glad you like them!
very nice video, the zoom effect helps a lot
Glad to hear that!
The guy looks scary but the 2nd option worked for me. Thanks 😊
LOL 🤣Thank you for your feedback and making me laugh! I happy I could help.
As someone who has been using /building computers for content creation /vfx for decades, and is new to using Blender, Unity and Unreal, it seems to me there is a fundamental problem to these programs if there needs to be a tutorial on how to bring in assets. The process is unintuitive, convoluted and overly complex with confusing and inconsistent vocabulary. This is a systemic problem with "professional" software, almost like they intentionally make processes as opaque and obtuse as possible to justify their price and complexity.
That said, thank you for this tutorial, it helped to make the process less onerous.
I'm happy to help! 🙂
On one side of the coin you are right however to be the devil's advocate a bit 😉, package manager is a very powerful tool to browse, find, download, update your assets specially if you have a large amount of them.
Thanks so much.
You're welcome!
THANK YOU!~
Your welcome!
is there a way to download the assets as a zip becuase my package manager isnt showing My Assets i have the 2019.2.19d1 unity version any help?
I don't think there is a why to download as zip without Unity. However if you log in on the unity assets store website and click "My Assets" (top right). You should able to see a list of your owned assets. (if a purchased asset is missing there, I would contact support). From the list you should be able to click "Open in Unity". Unity should be already opened, before clicking. Sometimes I need to click that button more than one time to make it work, though. The other reason could be, the package manager usually only loads the first 25 items, there is a tiny load more button on the bottom of the package manager in Unity. I hope that helps. 😀
thanks a lot. you have answered my prayer
Glad I could help :)
Hi , my assets are imported , but it is not showing any colours kindly tell thanks
That could be many things. Most of the time for me that happened when I'm not using the built in Rendering Pipeline rather URP(Universal Rendering pipeline) or HDRP. Than the assets materials show up pink. You can fix them by selecting the material and click on the top menu: Edit > Rendering > Materials > Convert Selected Built-in Materials to URP (or HDRP). If that not help just hop into my Discord.
@@KoryCode thank yyyyy
Thanks yoi
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Is there a way to import game assets from say Cyberpunk into unity? I want to use assets from a game to make a game world for VRchat. I was considering importing them into blender and then building a base around it then importing it to unity to texture it :)
I'm pretty sure that's as illegal as hacking the Matrix! 😅 But hypothetically, if you somehow found the model files and imported them into Blender, getting them into Unity would be a piece of cake. Still, seriously, don't do it! 🚫
Heart pls and thanks for it!
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Bro,i want to delete some of the assets,bc all assets needs so much Gb and i dont find the location of my assets on my mac
Hi, on a Mac it should be in ~/Library/Unity/Asset Store
@@KoryCode thank you for your help!
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Good for you!
I dont find the file from the Package where i can find it
After you imported the files, they should be in your asset folder.
@@KoryCode no if i Import the asset Nothing happend NOTHING I DONT KNOW WHAT I CAN DO NOW I NEED HELP😰
@@Derbyskiller Have you ticked the checkboxes next to the files you want to import? Which version of Unity you are?
@@KoryCode No There aren't checkboxes to tick there nothing. If in click on import nothing happend. Really nothing. I have Unitx Version 2021.3.7f1.
@@Derbyskiller When you click the import button next to the download button it opens up a window with the files to import, if that is empty than they are already imported. Please notice while normal packages will be installed into the Assets folder, unity's built in or unity registry packages will be installed into the packages folder. For example cinemachine will install into /Packages/Cinemachine/ or input system installs into /Packages/Input System/ while normal packages will install into /Assets/[asset name]/ or /Assets/[asset creator company]/[asset name]/ or /Assets/[asset creator made up a name]/ folder. 😀 I hope that helps.
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I'm working on several videos at the moment. Some of them 2D related.
In a easy way. Make tuturials for biganers
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It dont work can you help me?
You need to be more specific what did not work, please
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That looks like a sword! :)
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That is a good advice! Thank you for your feedback!
That was really helpful
No problem! :)