I do see have Version Control in `Packages: In Project`
I do see have Version Control in
Packages: In Project
Aclick settings:
Athen show dependencies:
MAh, apologies! click the plus button in the top left, then 'add via git url' I know it's not a url, but it's just a hidden package
Ashould look like this:
Ado you see anything like that?
A(mike - we're talking at cross purposes - i'm trying to understand why it isn't working, you're trying to just get it fixed. gimme a few minutes before we resort to "just get it working"!)
Cok I checked Show dependencies
C
Aah! no "Version Control"!
Cjup
Csorry
AI thought you said "I do see have Version Control in Packages: In Project"
Cmy bad
CI meant to say "do not"
Aok. so quick fix - add it
Cfrom asset store?
A
Achoose "unity registry" at the top, select it and then click "install" bottom right
C
Cwhen I search for it it is not there
Ai'm going to have to install 2020.1 aren't I!
CI can share screen if it helps
Aany reason you're using 2020.1 specifically?
CIt was last stable LTS when I was installing unity at a time
CI'm gonna install 2020.3.25f1
AYeah. I can't even install it via Hub as it's not a recommended release
A2020.3 is the LTS at the moment
AI think I naively expected all 2020 releases to have the same default packages. Silly me!
Cok I am downloading. I will let you know if everything works or not 
Thx for help.
Thx for help.
Astart a new project
Aor add "version control" manually like i showed above
Ai now have to install 2020.2 to see whether that has it or not!
Agrrrrr Unity!
C2020.3.19f1 gives the same errors in my case, but it has version control. I tried 2020.1 because it was not working in 3.19f1 neither.
But I am still waiting for 2020.3.25f1 to install so I will inform you about that later.
But I am still waiting for 2020.3.25f1 to install so I will inform you about that later.
CYES! No errors in 
I'm gonna setup scene and build to WebGL. Wish me luck
I'm gonna setup scene and build to WebGL. Wish me luck
COk it has same Microphone errors like tilt-brush-toolkit had.
This might be solved by disabling the part of code that is responsible for microphone right?
But I might need to point to right dirrection. Can I just remove GenericAudioInput.cs? Wouldn't that cause some missing script errors? Or how to go about this?
I do not need microphone access on WebGL
This might be solved by disabling the part of code that is responsible for microphone right?
But I might need to point to right dirrection. Can I just remove GenericAudioInput.cs? Wouldn't that cause some missing script errors? Or how to go about this?
I do not need microphone access on WebGL
COr I could go less invasive route and just "comment out" the parts of code which cause errors by
https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/PlatformDependentCompilation.html
https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/PlatformDependentCompilation.html
CThis might even be implemented in some future update
AI think this guide might be relevant: https://docs.openbrush.app/user-guide/exporting-open-brush-sketches-to-other-apps#styly
AStyly had similar restrictions
CI removed and and it did build without errors
ACool. I'll add that to the docs
CNow I am just realizing that I have to setup a server because none of browsers won't run webgl lovally anymore Firefox used to work locally in the past
Firefox used to work locally in the pastMis that platform dependent or is it using a deprecated class? 
Mbuild and run should launch a local server when finished
Msource: WebGL Unity is the bane of my existence
CSadly it is out of the scope of my use-case I wanted to send it to my friend but I wanted to evade sending a "scary" exe file That is the reason why I was aiming for WebGL.
I made a simple free cam and imported the sketch with a dark scene around so they can freely move around their sketch on the flat-screen.
I did not find any other way how to give them their creations to explore on flat-screen without uploading it publicly somewhere (like sketchfab or my own site).
I would have to resort to the classic exe build.
Is there any flat screen open brush inspector available somewhere?
I wanted to send it to my friend but I wanted to evade sending a "scary" exe file That is the reason why I was aiming for WebGL. I made a simple free cam and imported the sketch with a dark scene around so they can freely move around their sketch on the flat-screen.
I did not find any other way how to give them their creations to explore on flat-screen without uploading it publicly somewhere (like sketchfab or my own site).
I would have to resort to the classic exe build.
Is there any flat screen open brush inspector available somewhere?
MAh! in that case you may be interested in #archived-three-tiltloader 
Mit's still web but it might be a lot easier to deal with
Mactually, even better idea