DevLoot Package Manager

Get Started with DevLoot

Install the DevLoot Manager in Unity to browse, install, and update your purchased assets directly from the editor. Just like the built-in Package Manager, but for DevLoot.

Install the DevLoot Manager

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Download the package

Get the latest DevLoot Manager as a Unity package tarball (.tgz) — no need to unzip it.

We publish the DevLoot Manager here and nowhere else. Check your download matches:

SHA-256: 413d825ad9af9e9671e6c7433ea37a9415a38d52a74c68f4e1343b2cebf673d8

Verify with sha256sum -c com.devloot.manager-1.0.9.tgz.sha256 (macOS/Linux) or Get-FileHash com.devloot.manager-1.0.9.tgz (Windows).

2

Import it in Unity

In Unity, open Window > Package Manager, click the + button (top-left), choose Add package from tarball…, and select the .tgz you downloaded.

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Window > Package Manager
  +  (top-left corner)
    Add package from tarball...
      -> select com.devloot.manager-1.0.9.tgz
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Open DevLoot in Unity

Go to DevLoot > Asset Manager in the Unity menu bar. Log in with your DevLoot API key and you're set.

What you get

Asset Manager

Browse and install your purchased assets from right inside the Unity editor. Familiar DPM-style interface.

Auto Updates

Get notified when assets you own have new versions. One-click update, no re-downloading.

Publish Tool

Vendors can pack and publish directly from Unity. Version management, metadata, all built in.

Selling assets? Start from the DPM template

To appear in the DevLoot Manager with one-click install and automatic updates, your asset should be a DevLoot Package Manager tarball. Our starter template has the exact folder layout, a sample assembly, and a step-by-step README — edit package.json, run npm pack, and upload the .tgz on DevLoot.

Requirements

Unity 2021.3 or newer
DevLoot account (free)
Internet connection for package sync
Windows, macOS, or Linux