Post by bryengx in Use of paid Unity Assets in a Public Repository And Open-Source in general

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yes and yes. You can use paid assets and you don't have to include them in you repo.

As for other folders GitHub provides a template you can use as a base for your .gitignore: https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/main/Unity.gitignore

There was also an option to add it to your project while creating repository

Dream Team1 year ago

We've only ever used private repos before and are a little worried about accidentally committing something we shouldn't. Is it okay to work in a private repo and create a public one at the end for the finished game? Or do we have to work in a public repo from the start?

Sygmei1 year ago(+1)

As long as you are able to publish a game with a public repository URL at the end of the jam it's fine Although it's good practice to make it public from the start :)

Ratsnake Games1 year ago(+1)

You could just keep your project private during the jam, then clean it up a bot when you're done developing, and then switch it to public - that's what I'll be doing as well

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