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I've had a lot of problems with Hub when installing different versions of Unity. My RAM is overloaded. Since the developers haven't commented or offered a solution, I went back to using your version. The installation is excellent while downloading, although it would be nice to add some improvements.
Secure registration in Windows 11: The program is detected as untrusted.
check that patching modules works, looks like it might have changed (my settings button patches editors.json, not modules.json)
check if can download templates (into new project templates dropdown or so, but need to show template info somewhere)
untrusted app, yeah would probably need certificate (but so far too expensive..) #52
*currently looking to submitting the installer into Microsoft Store, so it might not complain about that issue there?
Which modules you are missing?
i have these available in the editor context menu
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feedback: modules, templates, untrusted program
May 15, 2025
I'm seeing all the modules without any problems, but there are modules like Android that require additional steps (apart from the module itself, additional SDK packages must be configured) that only Unity Hub can do with a single click. Downloading just the module here wouldn't be enough.
I don't see any traces of the NDK-SDK for Android in the installation wizard either, so it will still ask for additional steps. If there isn't an "easy" option, I could only do so from Unity Hub, but I can't access the "add modules" option because external Unity installations don't create the modules.json file required by Unity Hub.
The "patch hub editor.json" option doesn't give me any results.
About templates. I only get 3 by default in all installed versions of Unity. I tried installing more templates from Unity Hub, but I don't see them in UnityLauncherPro.
I've had a lot of problems with Hub when installing different versions of Unity. My RAM is overloaded. Since the developers haven't commented or offered a solution, I went back to using your version. The installation is excellent while downloading, although it would be nice to add some improvements.
Secure registration in Windows 11: The program is detected as untrusted.
Activate modules: Installations outside of Hub don't enable adding modules to already installed versions. Here's a rough explanation of how to do it.
https://discussions.unity.com/t/unable-to-add-modules-to-installation-in-unity-hub-3-7-0/935934/12
(modules.json goes outside the Editor folder and should contain some database related to the engine version that will get the modules)
Other things: I don't know if you can download templates for each version and create projects based on those templates.
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