Am I missing it? Is there seriously still no built-in method of permanently changing the default project location so that all new projects automatically choose that as a storage location?
People have been using smaller SSDs for boot drives for what? a decade, perhaps a bit under? I also found examples of p__eople asking this same question__ around six years ago.
It defaults to ‘my documents’ but it’s not even actually obedient of that fact. For example on my system, i moved my libraries structure to another drive. so the ‘documents’ images’ and other library folders are actually on a much larger ‘D’ drive . Yet when I installed unity recently, it shoves everything into c:\users\username\mydocuments or 'documents (whatever it’s name over there is).
Meanwhile other software is obedient of the library location and places folders and assets in the proper location.
I understand I can change this in the registry, is that still the only way to do it? Why the hell isn’t it an option during set up? Are triple A studios piling their millions of dollars worth of assets and source into ‘my documents’ on the C drive?
I summarize my question as: “What in the actual hell?”