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Install Unity from the Hub

As with most software development, installing the proper software version can be crucial. To manage multiple versions of Unity locally, you can use the Unity Hub. Once you have installed the Unity Hub from the Unity website, you can install the proper version of Unity by following these steps.

  1. From the Unity Download Archive, go to 2022.x and click the Unity Hub button next to the latest minor version of Unity.

    The Unity Hub will now open and you will see a list of components to install. If you are asked to deliver a build (compiled version of the game) or simply want to send a build for a friend, make sure to have their platform(s) included when installing. For example, if you are working on Windows and you want to send a build for a friend on Mac, you need to have the Mac Build Support installed. Likewise, if you are working on Mac and you want to send a build for a friend on Windows, you need to have the Windows Build Support installed. The same applies if you want to compile a build for iOS or Android.

  2. Make sure all needed platforms are selected.

    [Note]

    The Platform in which you install Unity will not show up in the components list since it will be required to run Unity and is installed automatically.

    Microsoft Visual Studio (or any other compatible IDE, such as MonoDevelop) will be used for opening scripts, where it offers helpful features, like IntelliSense (which displays a list of options when you type) or color themes. Make sure either Microsoft Visual Studio Community or MonoDevelop / Unity Debugger is enabled.

  3. Make sure Visual Studio Community is selected, then click Done.

    Unity will now install.

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