In Unity’s Package Manager
Click “+” Button ➔ Add package from git url…
Community Edition
https://github.com/babylontoolkit/communityedition.git
Professional Edition
https://github.com/babylontoolkit/professionaledition.git
In Unity’s Package Manager
Click “+” Button ➔ Add package from git url…
Community Edition
https://github.com/babylontoolkit/communityedition.git
Professional Edition
https://github.com/babylontoolkit/professionaledition.git
In Unity’s Package Manager
Click “+” Button ➔ Add package from tarball…
Community Edition
https://github.com/babylontoolkit/CommunityEdition/releases
Professional Edition
https://github.com/babylontoolkit/ProfessionalEdition/releases
I’ve played Burnout just right now, and I still can’t wrap my head around all the technical stuff you had to deal with while working on the Toolkit and making it this far…
You’re a master of both worlds!
Did you design the statues in the game?
Nah… All the models for the city were generated using Fantastic City Generator | 3D Urban | Unity Asset Store
My toolkit easily exports all that content to industry standard images, scripts and gltf files for use in BabylonJS
Hi @MackeyK24
I’m currently working on a project using Babylon Toolkit in Unity 2022.3.58f1, and I’m running into an issue during the script compilation phase in Babylon’s export window. It keeps throwing an error stating that a pro tools license is required to build the project.
Details:
Unity Version: 2022.3.58f1
Babylon Toolkit Version: 7.38.1 - R1
Error Message: “A Pro tools license is required to build the project.”
Interestingly, I don’t get this license error when I use an older version of the Babylon Toolkit, like Babylon Editor Toolkit - Professional Edition 5.0.0-A24.9x. However, the error reappears once I upgrade to a higher version (Babylon Toolkit 7.38.1).
I’ve checked my Unity settings and licensing, but I can’t pinpoint why this happens.
Has anyone else encountered this issue? Is there a specific configuration I need to adjust or a known bug with the higher versions of the Babylon Toolkit? I’d love to know if there’s a workaround or fix.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Best regards,
Sonali
The current version of the PRO toolkit requires a license to access all the Babylon Toolkit Pro Classes.
Community Edition does not require a license. But also does not have the PRO features.
Hi @MackeyK24,
Thank you so much for your response and the guidance! I really appreciate the help.
Could you please guide me on how I can get the Pro Toolkit license? Where can I purchase it, and is there any specific process for generating the license once I have it?
Additionally, I’m looking for an older version of the Babylon Toolkit. Could you let me know where I can find and download previous versions?
Thanks again for your time and support!
Best regards,
Sonali
Community Edition
Indie Pro Edition (Basic Edition Plus) - $99.00 Annual Subscription
Small Business Edition (Pro Edition Plus) - $199.00 Annual Subscription
Pro Tools (May be subject to change)
After you have a valid developer subscription you can generate a project license:
Then
Use the Subscription ID
and the Subscription Email
you used to purchase license.
Hi @MackeyK24,
Thank you for the clarification on the different editions, pricing, and the links! I really appreciate the details.
I was reviewing both plans and noticed that the Small Business Edition is listed as $299.00 , while the Indie Plan is $99.00 annually . The only difference I see between them is the inclusion of "two additional indie developer seats in the Small Business edition. I’ve attached a screenshot for reference.
Also, if I decide to go ahead with purchasing the Pro Toolkit , I wanted to clarify the process:
Looking forward to your response. Thanks again for your guidance!
Best regards,
Sonali
After you PayPal Subscription is complete. You will receive your subscription id from PayPal. You subscription information is associated with your PayPal account and can return to PayPal to get your subscription id. The email is your PayPal email.
The project licenses are perpetual, you can generate as many project licenses for a projects as you like as long as subscription is valid. If you cancel you subscription, your existing project licenses are still valid for life
Hi @MackeyK24,
Thank you for clarifying my doubts and resolving my issue. I sincerely appreciate your detailed explanation and guidance! Your assistance has been invaluable, and I truly appreciate the effort you put into helping me.
Best regards,
Sonali