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冀ICP证B2-Unity使用外部版本控制 - yaol - 博客园
Using External Version Control Systems with Unity
Unity offers an&&add-on product for easy integrated versioning of your projects. If you for some reason are not able use the Unity Asset Server, it is possible to store your project in any other version control system, such as Subversion, Perforce or Bazaar. This requires some initial manual setup of your project.
Before checking your project in, you have to tell Unity to modify the project structure slightly to make it compatible with storing assets in an external version control system. This is done by selecting&Edit-&Project Settings-&Editor&in the application menu and enabling External Version Control support by selecting&Metafiles&in the dropdown for Version Control. This will create a text file for every asset in the&Assets&directory containing the necessary bookkeeping information required by Unity. The files will have a.meta&file extension with the first part being the full file name of the asset it is associated with. Moving and renaming assets within Unity should also update the relevant.meta&files. However, if you move or rename assets from an external tool, make sure to syncronize the relevant&.meta&files as well.
When checking the project into a version control system, you should add the&Assets&and the&ProjectSettings&directories to the system. The&Library&directory should be completely ignored - when using external version control, it's only a local cache of imported assets.
When creating new assets, make sure both the asset itself and the associated&.meta&file is added to version control.
Example: Creating a new project and importing it to a Subversion repository.
First, let's assume that we have a subversion repository at&svn://my./&and want to create a project at&svn://my./MyUnityProject. Then follow these steps to create the initial import in the system:
Create a new project inside Unity and call it&InitialUnityProject. You can add any initial assets here or add them later on.
Enable&Meta files&in&Edit-&Project Settings-&Editor
Quit Unity (this ensures that all the files are saved).
Delete the&Library&directory inside your project directory.
Import the project directory into Subversion. If you are using the command line client, this is done like this from the directory where your initial project is located:svn import -m"Initial project import" InitialUnityProject svn://my./MyUnityProjectIf successful, the project should now be imported into subversion and you can delete the&InitialUnityProject&directory if you wish.
Check out the project back from subversionsvn co svn://my./MyUnityProjectAnd check that the&Assets&and&ProjectSettings&directory are versioned.
Open the checked out project with Unity by launching it while holding down the&Option&or the left&Alt&key. Opening the project will recreate the&Library&directory in step 4 above.
Optional:&Set up an ignore filter for the unversioned&Library&directory:svn propedit svn:ignore MyUnityProject/Subversion will open a text editor. Add the Library directory.
Finally commit the changes. The project should now be set up and ready:svn ci -m"Finishing project import" MyUnityProject
Using Version Control with Unity
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In this article, I will briefly describe how to setup a Unity project together with a Version Control System (VCS). I will show you how you can setup a Unity project to work with Subversion (SVN) but the method to use Unity with other version control systems should be similar.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Unity is a game development tool that allows you to create great games and deploy them to almost any platform you can imagine. Unity provides a great asset handling pipeline. Most of your game assets (like models, textures, audio files, and scripts) are automatically built for the platform for which they are to be used.
Although Unity is a great platform for creating games, historically it has not always been very easy to work in large teams with Unity. Unity has traditionally encouraged developers to use the&Unity Asset Server&for managing the Unity project across large teams. And although the Unity Asset Server is a good solution for working in large teams, it does incur additional licensing costs that may not be practical for smaller teams.
The developers at Unity recognized that their users wanted to integrate their Unity projects into their existing version control systems so they provided the ability to work with&meta files&which are used to keep track of the different assets in the project. By enabling these&meta files, you can now work with version control systems like Subversion and Git in large teams and across different platforms without losing the references to your assets.
Meta Files
It is important to understand the need for Meta Files when wor　　king with a Version Control System. When you reference a game asset in a scene, Unity does not use the name and location and name of an asset internally, instead Unity uses a Globally Unique Identifier (GUID) to uniquely refer to an asset in your project. This GUID is stored in a meta file that is created for each folder and each asset in your Unity project&s Asset folder.
The use of GUIDs has its advantages but it also has its disadvantages. The advantage of using GUIDs is that you can move or rename or modify the contents of an asset and the asset can still be referenced by its GUID (as long as the GUID stays the same, the asset can be referenced). The disadvantage is that you must be aware of the presence of the meta file that is associated to a particular asset. If you delete the meta file that is associated with a particular asset, Unity will think the original asset has been deleted a new GUID is generated and associated to that asset. This is the most common reason why references to assets will suddenly break in your scene file.
In addition to the GUID, the meta files store information about the asset that is used to re-import it. For example, texture assets can be configured to be imported as a standard texture, a normal map, a GUI texture, a cookie, texture, or a lightmap texture. These import settings are also stored in the meta file.
Enable Meta Files
By default, meta files are not enabled for new projects. You must explicitly enable meta files for each new Unity project you want to manage with version control.
To do this, open your Unity project in the Unity game editor. If you don&t yet have a project, download the unityproject file below and import it into an empty Unity project (It&s just a crate, but it&s enough to use as an example).
With Unity open, go to&Edit & Project Settings & Editor.
Unity & Enable Meta Files
You will notice that the&Inspector&panel turns into&Editor Settings.
Select the&Meta Files&option for the&Mode&setting under&Version Control.
Unity & Enable Meta Files
After enabling this option, you should see a&.meta&file for every file and folder in your Unity project&s Asset folder.
Meta Files
Working with Version Control
At this point, I assume you have access to a version control repository somewhere. Setting up a repository is beyond the scope of this article so I will not explain that here.
I will show how to work with Subversion using the TortoiseSVN client on Windows. Working with other version control systems will be similar but the steps to manage your repository may be different.
Before you can add your files to the repository, you need to perform a&checkoutoperation (if you haven&t already done so). If you already have a working copy where you want to put your Unity project, then you can skip this step.
Navigate to the directory where you created your Unity project.
Right-click on the project root folder (the folder that contains the Assets folder) and select &SVN Checkout&& from the pop-up menu that appear.
SVN Checkout
Specify the URL of the Subversion repository and the directory where you want to create the working copy (this should be the root of your Unity project folder) and press&OK&to perform the checkout operation.
SVN Checkout Dialog
The TortoiseSVN client should display a warning dialog box stating that the directory is not empty. Confirm that you want to checkout to this folder by clicking the&Yes&button.
TortoiseSVN Warning
You should be presented with a confirmation dialog stating that the checkout operation completed.
Checkout Confirmation
Adding Files
Now that we&ve created a working of the SVN repository, we can add the necessary files to it.
Not all of the files in the Unity project folder&should&be added to the repository.
DO ADD THESE FILES
Only two folder (and all of their contents) should be added to the repository:
ProjectSettings
DON&T ADD THESE FILES
The following folders should&NOT&be added to version control:
Also, all of the files that Unity generates in the root folder of the Unity project folder should¬&be added to version control (because these can be regenerated by selecting&Assets & Sync MonoDevelop Project&from the main menu in the Unity editor).
Ignore Files
It is highly recommended that you tell subversion to always ignore the files and directories that you do not need to add to version control. To do this, right-click on the files/folders that you do not want to add to version control and select&TortoiseSVN & Add to ignore list & Ignore items by name&(or ignore by extension if you want to ignore all files with a particular extension).
SVN Ignore Folders
Once a file or folder has been ignored, it won&t show up in the commit dialog anymore.
Commit Changes
Once the necessary files have been added to the working copy and the Library, Temp, and other files have been marked as ignore, we need to commit the changes to the SVN repository.
Do do that, right-click on the root folder of the Unity project and select&SVN Commit&from the pop-up menu that appears.
SVN Commit
You should be presented with a commit dialog box. Enter a message that describes the changes you are committing and confirm that all of the files and folders that should be added to the repository are checked (including the .meta files!)
Commit Changes
Click&OK&to confirm you want to commit the changes to the repository. If everything was okay, you should see the following dialog box:
Commit Finished
Moving and Renaming Files (Very Important)
If you have read the standard Unity documentation, you may have noticed that the guys at Unity recommend that you never use Windows Explorer (or Finder on OS X) to move or rename files that are in your Unity project&s Asset folder. They recommend that you only use the&Project View&in the Unity editor. This is true if you are using the Unity Asset Server or not using version control at all. However, if you are using a version control system (like Subversion) then you MUST use the SVN client (in the case of Windows, this is usually TortoiseSVN) to move or rename files that are part of an SVN working copy. The most important thing to remember is that if you move a file or folder that you also move/rename the corresponding .meta file that is associated with that folder or asset.
When moving asset files or folders in a Unity project folder, always move/rename the corresponding&.meta&file! Not doing this will break the references to those assets in all of your scene files!
If you don&t move/rename the corresponding .meta file for a folder or an asset in a Unity project&s Asset folder you will break the reference to that asset in every scene file it is used.
BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN MOVING/RENAMING FILES IN YOUR UNITY PROJECT!
If you accidently move/rename files in the&Project View&in the Unity editor, you will break the link to the file as known by the Subversion system. To resolve this, move/rename the file/folder back to it&s original name in the Project View and perform the move/rename using the SVN client instead. Make sure you also move/rename the corresponding .meta file that is associated with the file/folder you are moving/renaming.
Copying Files
If you want to make a copy an asset, do not copy the .meta file with it. The .meta file contains the GUID for that asset and if you make a copy of the .meta file, Unity will not longer know which is the correct asset for the GUID.
Conclusion
In this article, I showed you how to add your Unity project to a version control system. The most important thing to remember is to always enable&Meta Files&when working with a version control system such as Subversion. Failing to do this, or not committing the .meta files with the corresponding assets will break the references to those assets in the scene files.
Don&t commit the Library and the Temp folder to the version control system because Unity will automatically create these folders if they don&t already exist. You should also not commit the solution files and project files that are automatically generated by Unity when you select&Assets & Sync MonoDevelop Project&from the main menu in the Unity editor. These files get overwritten when Unity regenerates them and they don&t need to be put in version control.
Practice this own your own or with your team. Make sure that you can perform a fresh checkout of your project in a new folder or on a teammates computer and confirm that all of the references to assets in the scene files are correct.
If you have turned on Meta Files, you should be able to delete the Library folder in the root of your Unity project and Unity should correctly recreate the Library files and restore all the references to the assets in the scene files.
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纪元1404威尼斯缺少文件dvm_Addon.dll，网上也找不到啊!!谁知道怎么办啊
城市论坛wang123
就找d3dx10_40.dll下吧，他说缺什么就下什么，我的也是，好不容易下下来了，又说缺这两个，看电脑上也有DirectX 10 ，就是没有d3dx10_40.dll和d3dx9_40.dll，折腾好久才整好
我用的是从3dm论坛上下的1404Explorer文件..把威尼斯data文件夹中的文件解压出来..就有那个修改的assets文件了.. 以下是哪个修改方法..这个方法成不成功好像还要看你下的游戏的具体版本..反正得改威尼斯没成功..我很郁闷..我在国外网不好也不能
在游戏***目录放一个 再在system32文件夹放一个 不行就装个diretx9.0c或者diretx9.0cR试试
范爷的凡儿
。。可能是你的DX不是最新的。。你去网上搜索一个d3dx9_40.dll 文件，直接放到你游戏根目录下，就可以了
玩威尼斯修改MOD要解压ADDON里面的rda，至于你不能进游戏原因那我就不知道了。
1。画质因素影响：我发现设置‘中’的时候，从来没有跳出过一次。设置‘高’经常跳出。所以我每次以防万一，准备保存的时候都设置‘低’。然后保存。（保存成功没有，只要大家切换出来，进入‘我的文档-存档目录看看存档文件 M数大小即可’一般上M的就是
liuqingshan
如果是电驴的资源是这样 先解压（必须解压到中文路径）[大航海世纪].ANNO.1404.ENG.full.rip.rar 接着运行setup.bat 等啊等.. 接着 解压 1404[正式破解补丁].rar 把Aono4.exe复制到解压目录 接下来就是汉化了 解压 左贤王中文语言包V1.0正式版.r
下载并***最新版的DX9.0C就可以解决 地址： /soft/5288.htm
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