Sharing Project to People Without Playmaker

[Jgolden]

Hello there,

As the subject suggests I am looking for a way to share our playmaker unity project with our marketing team. A lot of the information I found was more than 6+ years old so I am curious if there is anything new / easier that I'm not aware of.

They do not have a Playmaker License and I'm looking for the best way to package up the project for them to run/view. We do have a repository set up as well which they have access to, but running the game without Playmaker of course results in errors.

What would be the easiest / best option for sharing a playmaker project with other teams.

Thanks,
Jay

[djaydino]

Hi.
Probably the best way would be making a build.

If they don't need to access editor.

[Jgolden]

Hey, Having editor access would be ideal so they can record specific things a lot easier at whatever resolution.

[wetcircuit]

This isn't rocket science. The license is clearly stated on the asset store page:

"One license required for each individual user."

Your project is being worked on by multiple 'seats'. This is exactly what the license addresses.

[Jgolden]

Maybe there was some confusion around my post, I was asking about the preview mode Playmaker comes with that allows people to use the project who do not have a license. That appears to be one of the ways to share a project.

I understand that it is an individual license, but there is a preview mode that allows sharing of the project to people who do not own or use playmaker. Allowing them to view FSM's and run them in playmode.

[djaydino]

Hi.
I never used the preview yet.
But as far as i know you wont be able to use the pm editor

[curb47]

I'm curious about this too.

Even when I build the game and send it to friends for review, they can never open the game. It's something that's been a real bugbear for a while.

[djaydino]

Hi.
a build should work, since it does not need unity/playmaker

[curb47]

Hi,

Yeah, I've never managed to get a build to work on somebody else' computer.

[djaydino]

And on your own it works?

[curb47]

Yes, it works fine on my own computer.

 I think it's a Mac problem, which is what I'm using.

[djaydino]

Hi.
you should be able to build for pc as well

[curb47]

Ah, I haven't actually tried that. I'm always a bit nervous when it comes to build settings as i'm paranoid that I'm going to do something that'll break the game.

I'll give it a shot though.