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[Jenni Israelsen]

Ifyou own a lot of packages from the Asset StoreA growing library of free and commercial assets created by Unity and members of the community. Offers a wide variety of assets, from textures, models and animations to whole project examples, tutorials and Editor extensions. More info

See in Glossary, it might be difficult to find what you need on the My Assets list. The Asset Store provides tools to help organize and find what you need.

(A) Labels allow you to organize your packages from the Asset Store, like buckets that you put the assets into so you can find them again. You can also toggle between hiding and showing your packages from the Asset Store.

I'm new to Unity and I'm uncertain how to properly manage Asset Store packages. What I've been doing so far is downloading them through Package Manager and importing them into the project and simply commiting them to my git repo.I feel like this is not an optimal way to do things and just makes my repo bloated.

I imagined the solution to be like a classic package manager (pip, npm, nuget etc.) and stumbled upon this thread from 2018. The respones suggest that commiting everything to your version control is the way to go.

My Solution for version control right now is to put my entire asset folder into .gitignore, and simply unignore my game folders along with anything I need to include in version control. This has worked quite well so far. You just have to make sure to put everything you want to include into the correct unignored folders (I usually create my own prefabs anyway, so this isn't a problem for me).

If I make changes to imported assets, I move the specific files over to my own project folder that is not ignored. It's easy to forget things like terrain data that usually lands in the asset root folder, but you get used to it.

In the new custom package I put the downloaded content in and add Assembly definition files if needed due to most assets have no namespacing or even use ASMDEF files at all. I setup the required references if needed. ASMDEF info here: -asmdef.html

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