Unity command-line arguments

In general, unity can be started by double-clicking an icon on the desktop or by entering a command line (for example, a MacOS terminal or a Windows CMD window), which will accept commands and information at startup. we can make some gadgets to communicate with unity or invoke unity's methods (such as a one-click Package apk, and a third-party tool to package the resources into package packages).

You can find all the command line parameters in the Holy Scriptures: http://game.ceeger.com/Manual/CommandLineArguments.html.

We are learning the simplest unity command parameters, allowing unity to create an empty project in the F Drive and end the program via the console

C: F:\unitycode\dllcode-batchmode-quit

Explain the meaning of the command line above:

Unity.exe	means to start the Unity program
CreateProject	Create a Unity project, followed by the created directory
Batchmode	Running the Unity program does not eject the Edtior interface
Quit	Complete the Unity program after executing the command

Second, using the command line to call Unity we wrote the method to make a package out

The first is the code of our own class written in unity:

 Public classMyeditor:editor {[MenuItem ("Assets/export mypackge")]     Public Static voidmyexportpackge () {//to export a picture into a unitypackage bagAssetdatabase.exportpackage ("Assets/texture/1.png","F:/mypackage.unitypackage", exportpackageoptions.includedependencies); }}

Let's type in the command line (Executemethod class name. Method name executes a method)

C: F: \unitycode\dllcode-quit-batchmode-executemethod myeditor.myexportpackge

And then you can see the exported package under the F-disk.

I'll write it here today (hehe)

Unity command-line arguments