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I, along with many others had a lot of issues understanding the upload process. Despite a few trolls after only a handful of few people gave less than their two cents worth of vague and unofficial advice on an outdated and convoluted process, a community contributor made the effort to create a detailed answer and step-by-step process to explain how to successfully upload assets to the store, by alexanderameye
Seeing as how this post helped me and has the potential to help many others, it would only make sense that this set of instructions be made a sticky for people to easily reference or visit in the future, and/or be posted on the main website itself.

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  1. Open a Unity Project (if you’re already stuck here, you should look up some Unity tutorials first)
  2. Put the files you want to publish in a folder, and put that folder in the ‘Assets’ folder that was created when you created your Unity Project
  3. In Unity, on the top bar, click on Window>Asset Store and look for the package ‘Asset Store Tools’. Download and Import it
  4. Now open a web browser and go to your publisher login page. It will look like this
  5. Click on Packages>Create new Package and fill out all the fields, everywhere.
  6. Back on the top bar in Unity, a new menu will have appeared called ‘Asset Store Tools’, click on it and click on ‘package upload’, it will look like this
  7. Select the package you created back in your web browser
  8. Select the folder where your audio files are
  9. Select main assets
  10. Upload the package
  11. Go back to the page where you created the package in your web browser and hit ‘refresh’
  12. Select that you have the rights to upload the package, and sumbit it"

You had trouble following basic instructions despite lots of people sufficiently explaining the process. You vigorously maintained that we were not only wrong, but that the asset store had photoshopped their screenshots to add buttons that didn’t exist and that we were trolling you.

Now that you’ve managed to actually do it, the fault clearly lies on your side of the fence and yet here you are, blaming everyone else.

Let it go.

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I asked you to not open up any more threads on this topic @SoundStormLabs . You ignored my warnings and now you want me to make this a sticky because you finally understood what is clear to most?

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