I am working on a survival game called ArtificialCivilization. So far its going pretty good, until one of my friends were like “hey can I help you out?” I agreed as it would be pretty helpful and fun to have another person helping you on a project. But that was where I hit a wall. I could not find any way to collaborate except sending the entire project folder back and forth, which in my opinion is even slower then just soloing a project. I tried to google an answer, but people were just talking about these really complicated things that I could not understand (I’m still a beginner and this whole question might seem stupid to experts, sorry). So I’m asking, please tell me if there is a way to work on a project simultaneously.
For simple sharing, saving, and syncing check out Unity Collaborate: http://unity3d.com/collaborate
It’s now in a closed beta, and free to use. You can also see this demo and how fast it is to get up and running here: Unity GDC 2016 Keynote - YouTube
I am going to strongly recommend source control (Unity Cloud Build - Unity Learn). It will take some getting used to but it works wonders plus you can link it to unity cloud build if you want.
Hey @Budderlord238,
Did you end up successfully getting source control set up? If you are still having troubles I can attempt to help you out.
I will also mention that depending on how collaborative you want to get with your team, we have made a way to let multiple users edit a scene at once. It is in beta right now, so you can try it out if you want: kinematicsoup.com/scene-fusion Just keep in mind that something like this doesn’t replace source control, so you would still need that set up first.