In my limited experience, it will often fail the 1st time you do this and you must manually install the desired modules but then next time you run the upgrade assistant it will then correctly uninstall and install all the modules. I leave mine running over night. And I did have a Windows 10 blue screen while it was running - something I'm getting more of in Windows 10 after having them almost completely vanish from Windows Vista - Windows 8.1. If that happens to you, the Unity upgrade assistance won't know what it's completed - you need to start it all over.:-(. Click to expand.Well, if there is an option in Visual Studio to install a Unity plugin, it would make sense that this plugin offers the same moduls to install too.

Instead to download another Installer from a random page, not knowing how that will work together: will this installer see what is already on the system or will it download unity the complete package again? Basically there is not much straightforward here. Sadly i had to figure out the same hassle beforw while installing Visual Studio 2015. Click to expand.No one answered him. I need Unity 5.3.X for Windows 32bits. And I need the 'Windows Build Support' option.

How can I do that? If I use the 'Download Assitant':, I can't choose the 32bits version, and I ll automatically get the 64bits version (which is not compatible with my project). If I use the Unity 5.3.X installer from here:, I can't get the 'Windows Build Support', since it doesn't have any other option than Unity and MonoDevelop. Here a screenshot: So, is it impossible to get Unity 5.3.X for Windows 32bits and the 'Windows Build Support' option?

So, is it impossible to get Unity 5.3.X for Windows 32bits and the 'Windows Build Support' option? Install the windows editor 32 bit: 2. Then install the windows support: Make sure to install in the same folder. If you need a different version. Use the same hash and version number as the UnitySetup32 URL is using, to construct the Windows Support URL. Unfortunately it's missing from the archive website.

Unity5.4 will include Windows support in the Windows Editor Installer, and the same on mac. Best regards. So how do you get Windows build support on Windows for Unity 5.3.4 64 bit? The URL including the hash seems to be hidden behind a pull-down menu. There's an 'Open Download Page' button but it doesn't work.

Why is the new Unity so much worse than the old Unity? Why are they actively removing key features? 'Oh, we're gonna put Windows compile back into the Windows Installer, and likewise for mac.'

Sstt Unity Download For Mac Download

Am I supposed to thank you for your generosity? What if I'm on Windows and I want to compile for Windows, Mac and Linux? LIKE UNITY HAS ALWAYS LET YOU DO RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX.

Stop altering the deal, you soulless corporate suits. Edit: figured it out, I think. Link for my version is 32/64 bit is apparently not reflected in the URL, apparently. Right-clicking on the pull-down menu gives you the opprotunity to copy the link target. The rest of my rant about Unity's new business model and tactics still stands.

You used to be better than this, Unity Team. Click to expand.That would be true if the module-per-module method actually worked the way it should. For instance, if download Unity on a Mac, and I check Mac Build support, I assume these are now separate downloads because (like you implied) you're supposed to be able to save HD space by downloading only the ones you need. However, if I check Mac Build Support and I don't check Windows Build Support or Linux Build Support, then none of them are enabled. This is because they're all in the same window in Build Settings, and if one of them is missing, the entire window is disable. You cannot change the Platform dropdown unless you download them all. I would guess the modules work great for establishing download independence among all modules except the standalone trio.

You have to treat them all as one, and yet they are all separate check boxes. If Unity will slave them to each (or better yet, fix the standalone dialog in build settings) then it will save several hours of customers having to re-download the entire app just for this. (I tried to download just the missing modules after-the-fact - the whole app was corrupted and I had to wipe it and start over). Hi, I have the same problem (No PC, Mac & Linux Standalone module loaded), and can't apply the solution offered. I have 64 bits OS (Win7) and I have downloaded 'UnitySetup64-5.3.4f1'.

I have read that 'No PC, Mac & Linux Standalone module loaded' error solves reinstalling Unity and choosing all the modules needed. But when I install or reinstall 'UnitySetup64-5.3.4f1', I can't select any module because I never see the 'Choose Components' step (images of installation attached). Pressing 'Install' button, uninstall starts. After the reinstall, problem continues. I had the same issue with the StandardAssets: 'UnitySetup64-5.3.4f1' haven't these assets, and I downloaded 'UnityStandardAssetsSetup-5.3.4f1' from (additional download link). How can I download these modules?

Why did they do this? At first I was like: 'Oh, the editor is twice smaller than excepected!' No Android and no PC module installed - click here to download module - 404 Not found! // using 64-bit 5.3.5f1 So I had to download the DownloadAssistant.

It's okay, but what if I want to install everything to offline machine? The assistant downloaded some setup files and allowed me to save into a folder, but they look tiny (around 152mb for pc + android) while additional installation happened around 900mb so I suppose it's downloaded something else from the network without giving me copy for offline. I guess we need to report an issue about the new installer. It was totally fine at 5.1.1f1. So, is it impossible to get Unity 5.3.X for Windows 32bits and the 'Windows Build Support' option?

Install the windows editor 32 bit: 2. Then install the windows support: Make sure to install in the same folder. If you need a different version. Use the same hash and version number as the UnitySetup32 URL is using, to construct the Windows Support URL. Unfortunately it's missing from the archive website. Unity5.4 will include Windows support in the Windows Editor Installer, and the same on mac. Best regards.