Unity Version Control

No, you can combine Unity Version Control with almost any other software in your stack to unlock a powerful VCS. However, the Unity Version Control package for Unity makes using version control within the core game engine extra intuitive.

To begin using Unity Version Control, you need to sign up for the service using your Unity account. You can find a helpful guide for getting started in the Unity Editor or another engine here. If you have more questions before you get started, please feel free to contact us.

Unity Version Control is a hosted, multi-tenant, cloud-based server that organizations can use to store their Plastic repositories in the cloud.

Unity Version Control is source control for game development teams working with large repositories and files who only need a cloud server (and optional local cloned repos). You can push/pull (or directly check in) to a cloud server. Unity Version Control includes the client and the cloud service.

You’ll need a Unity DevOps subscription to store your repositories in our hosted service.

When you use Unity Version Control, the download & upload communications are always done via SSL, which provides a secure encryption for the data package sent from the client to the server.

Unity Version Control only allows SSL connections.

Unity Version Control includes a free tier with three free seats and 5 GB-hour of storage. After the fourth user, you pay monthly per seat. If you exceed 5 GB-hour of storage, you pay for extra storage per team, not per user. See pricing for details.

Yes. For licensing purposes, we only count the number of active users, regardless of the number of devices used or the number of servers installed.

No. For licensing purposes, we only count the number of active users, regardless of the number of devices used or the number of servers installed.

Unity Version Control is our new brand for Plastic SCM. It is still the same great solution with all of the features you have come to enjoy, simply under a new brand name.

No. Unity Version Control, as a component of Unity DevOps, is a hosted service that runs in the cloud. The version control client can be downloaded locally, but still connects to the cloud service.

Yes. For teams that require maximum control over their data, security, and compliance, we offer an on-premises server option. You can add on-prem seats to any paid plan directly from your Unity Cloud Dashboard.

You push your data from your local server to the Cloud.

Yes, you can check in and merge directly to the cloud.

Yes, you can. You can also configure the files that will be locked on checkout from your Unity Version Control organization’s dashboard.

No. A user is considered read-only when they do not perform write operations, such as a checkin.

Yes. You can activate and deactivate users any time you want. Unity Version Control keeps the history of every user, active or deactivated. A user must be active to access the system.

• Support response in less than 24 hours by email
• Remote support connection to solve more complex problems
• Priority for code “hotfixes” from the development team

Learn more here.

Learn more about legacy Unity Version Control (Plastic SCM) here.

A user is considered active when they do any of the following in a given month:

1. Write to a repository to:

• Checkin
• Do a code review
• Create an object like a label, changeset (push or checkin), branch, attribute or repo

2. Upload or download 5 MB of data