UnityBuild

Build your unity applications in a way that people won't hate you for it! Takes care of annoying unity quirks such as:

• Building for all platforms being slow and boring by default.
• Inconsistencies in the unity build prompts.
• There not being a default command line argument for WebGL builds.
• When building from Windows, the Mac build is permissioned wrong.

Installing

1. Clone this into the root of your unity project.
2. Modify unitybuild.sh so that gamename is equal to the executable name you want when you build, e.g. YourGame.exe.
3. Potentially Modify unitybuild.bat so that unitypath is set to your unity install location.
4. Make sure your build settings are configured properly in unity. You should manually build at least once.

Building

Using cygwin to run this script from the root of your project:

./unitybuild.sh buildName

This will create the following:

Builds/buildName/linux/YourGame.tar.gz
Builds/buildName/mac/YourGame.tar.gz
Builds/buildName/win32/YourGame.zip
Builds/buildName/win64/YourGame.zip
Builds/buildName/webgl/Release/*
Builds/buildName/webgl/TemplateData/*
Builds/buildName/webgl/index.html
Builds/buildName/YourGame-judges.zip

Each of the following will contain:

• linux/YourGame.tar.gz A folder named YourGame that contains the linux universal build.
• mac/YourGame.tar.gz YourGame.app with its permissions corrected.
• win32/YourGame.zip YourGame.exe and the accompanying YourGame_Data.
• win64/YourGame.zip YourGame.exe and the accompanying YourGame_Data.
• webgl/ index.html and all the files for the web build of YourGame.
• YourGame-judges.zip The folders linux, mac, win32, win64, webgl with the files for each corresponding build sitting directly inside the folder.

To Do

• Figure out the best way to make the enhanced unitybuild.sh run in regular ol' windows. Powershell? Wgetting a tar executable?!
• Maybe just make all the build things happen from inside our UnityBuild.cs file.
  • This will be difficult because the Unity.exe CLI build arguments expose features that aren't in the BuildPipeline / BuildOptions.
  • Heck.
• Have a copyfile list to import into the root.
• Make a fancy little webpage generator.
  • Inline the WebGL build as an expandable section.
  • Generate download links to the builds.
  • Inline a description / other misc copy from a template.