Use Unity Samples
Use public repositories in Unity Version Control.
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You can use Unity Samples to find, browse through, and use content made by Unity. To help learn the fundamentals of Unity, you can clone samples directly from the Public Repository and explore them in the Unity Editor. When you clone a public repository, you retain the existing history, changesets, and branches.
Note
To use Unity Samples, you need a Unity ID and access to Unity DevOps in the Unity Dashboard. For information on how to set up DevOps, refer to Set up DevOps.
Available samples
Unity Samples contains the following Unity samples:Star a public repository
In the Explore repositories tab, you can select the star icon for a repository to add it to your Starred by me tab. This tab can help you quickly locate repositories.Share a public repository
You can share repositories with other people. To share a repository, select the context menu (...) and then select Share link.Clone a public repository
You can clone any of the public repositories into one of your organizations. You can then access the repository in your Repositories tab.- Open the context menu for the repository.
- Select Clone repository.
- Select an organization to add the repository to.
- Enter a name for the new repository.
- Select Clone.
Note
It takes time to clone an entire repository, so the storage displays as 0 kB until the clone is complete.