I have been working on a major project for University for the last 10 months or so, usually using a different computer every day. The uni computers all have education licenses for Unity Pro, as well as my home computer. This has never been a problem for me, and I have always been able to build standalones for any operating system.
As of about one or two days ago, I have been unable to build standalone players for Windows or Mac! Instead of the build settings, there is a small message telling me that my license ‘does not cover standalone builds’. The only available option is the web-player, which is really not useful to me! I have tried loading the demo scene, and it allows standalone builds perfectly- it must be something to do with my project.
Has anyone else had this problem? What is a good solution for it? I can’t practically re-import all my assets, because I have hundreds of textures, lightmaps and animations which I can’t afford to lose the meta-data for.
Thanks! Worked like a charm 6 years later!
– adlazareWorked for me, Thank you! I just want to add that it is important to close Unity before deleting the files.
– gkon