Unity offers cloud upload and plug-in called version control which allows users to easily manage branches and work with other developers.
Unity allows up to 3 users for each project for free.
* Version Control will only be available to
To start working with multiple users on one project, you will need to make Unity ID account first.
Once you have created and logged into Unity ID, click on organization tab on the left side then you can make your organization for your project.
You should now see your organization under "Organizations" like the image below.
Once you have created your organization, you can check details of the organization and add members to the organization by clicking the cog wheel on the right side.
You can add members, edit your organization details or upgrade your organization to have more than 3 people on this page.
Click on the "Members & Groups" to add members to the organization.
After you have created your organization and added team members to the organization, you will need to log into Unity Cloud.
After you log-in, add DevOps shortcut by clicking + sign on the left side.
Click on the DevOps shortcut and for now, only the organization leader will see your organization under "Or select organization."
Click on "Seats" and then click on "Assign seats" to add your team members to your organization's cloud.
Other members should also see your organization in the "DevOps" shortcut when they click on their profile on top right side and then click on "Switch organization."
You are now ready to create your project for your organization.
Organization leader should create project through Unity hub.
Choose your template and Unity organization on the right side then click on both check marks, "Connect to Unity Cloud" and "Use Unity Version Control."
Click Create Project.
When the project has been created, team members should be able to add the project to their unity hub by clicking drop down menu beside "Add" button and clicking on "Add UVCS repository."
They should see different projects from the organization and choose which project to add to their unity hub.
After you add the project to Unity Hub, open the project and you should see "Unity Version Control" tab at the bottom.
"Pending Changes" tab shows the changes you made on the project and choose which changes to upload to the cloud.
"Check in Changes" uploads the chosen changes to the cloud and "Undo" removes changes you chose.
You can also add comments to each changes to easily find them on the branch later.
"Incoming Changes" tab shows the changes from the other organization members.
You can receive changes from other members by clicking on "Update workspace" at the bottom and update your project.
"Changesets" tab shows history of all the changes you've made on every branches.
Right-clicking on a change set gives you option to revert back to chosen change set or switch your current project to that change set.
Adding comments and version number every time you check-in changes will allow you to fully utilize "Version Control."
"Branches" tab allows you to add child branches to the main branch and easily switch branches by right-clicking on them.
You can also click on branch explorer to download Version Control App to your PC and manage your project more easily.
