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Can't seem to download Cubism SDK on Unity properly.
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For extracted download of Cubism SDK Unity:
There's an asset, asset.meta, and pathname for each:
For extracted download of Cubism SDK Native:
It looks alright at first sight but what's this, why doesn't it work in Unity and why is it a puzzle piece in the editor?
I would like to know how to get the proper files, or how to convert/use the files properly for Unity
Added the above because sometimes I'm given an answer I can't really understand, sorry if it sounds rude.
There's an asset, asset.meta, and pathname for each:
For extracted download of Cubism SDK Native:
It looks alright at first sight but what's this, why doesn't it work in Unity and why is it a puzzle piece in the editor?
I would like to know how to get the proper files, or how to convert/use the files properly for Unity
Added the above because sometimes I'm given an answer I can't really understand, sorry if it sounds rude.