I wrote the following comment 6 months ago on this page but the moderators have not approve it and it is in pending approval state: Meaning they have no idea what they are talking about. Note that the YouTube videos posted above are several YEARS old whereas the comments of Maru and Derek are within the year. I've tested this on standard template, Universal, and HDRP for version 2020.2.2 Note if you're having issues with rendering on the console, make sure you have Direct3D12 as the topmost option with Auto Graphics API NOT selected. (simple right?)Ĥ) With those in place, for an end-to-end tutorial, watch: ĥ) You should have your toolchain complete and be able to go from concept to console. You'll still need to toggle the editor property in either NET35 or NET46 depending on your version. Well explained here: ģ) Note when you do download the plugin, make sure you get XBL-Unity1804QFE2-Fixed.unitypackage because of course there's a ton of errors in the original given that Unity changes features and UI at the speed of light. You'll need this to integrate with the account above with your game. If you have applied through the means stated in this article and have been accepted, you receive the contact of your Microsoft representative who can assist you with any licensing questions regarding your X-Box license.'įor those devs that have unfortunately come to this page, let me save you some time:ġ) Register with Microsoft Creators program (it costs $19) it's the only link that works in this post.Ģ) Get the Xbox Live plugin for Unity. You require to be a certified X-Box developer. 'Unfortunately, it's not possible to freely develop a game for a console such as X-Box. But, that's not really the point is it? The point is that the information stated is WRONG! TOTALLY WRONG and should be taken down.

If there's a reason why the links may not come up, then it should cross your mind to QUALIFY that link with a bit of text to explain.

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