I’ve downloaded a couple of packages of from the Asset Store, but how do i clear the list or delete the unwanted packages from the computer. Please help, thank you.
2 Answers
2Depending on OS it may vary, here are all the locations if anyone stumbles here in the future
Windows 7, 8 :
C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\Unity\Asset Store
Windows XP :
C:\Documents and Settings\UserName\Application Data\Unity\Asset Store
On OSX: :
~/Library/Unity/Asset\ Store/
I think it is changed
C:\Users\userName\AppData\Roaming\Unity\Asset Store-x.x
For Windows 7, the files are stored at : C:\Users\[USERNAME]\AppData\Roaming\Unity\Asset Store
– AlucardJayThanks. Much appreciated. :D
– gamergathThanks for directing me here alucardj and sorry for the slow reply. I'm using OSX though and I was unable to get similar results. I've gone to Users>NAME>Library>Unity>Asset Store but when I remove an asset, all it does is remove the 'import' button from the Download Manager. I'd like the item to be completely removed from the DM. Any thoughts or suggestions that anyone has would be appreciated! Thank you!
– plink@plink Removing it from the download manager is akin to removing it from your account altogether, I'm not sure if that's even possible. The download manager will always show all packages you have purchased or acquired for free through the Asset Store. If you deleted the asset from your machine, you now have that bit of space free which is why the DM says download instead of import.
– JChiltonThanks for the reply JChilton. Yeah, I was pretty sure that this wan't going to work but I thought I'd give it a try anyway. The reality is that I have more than a few assets that I will simply never use and some of them are similar enough that I keep having to double check them when I open a new project. There are far worse problems in life than this though so I'll just remove all of the items that I want deleted and then use the lack of an import button as a reminder of what to avoid. Thanks again. :)
– plink