Unity Dlls and libs missing

[Zohaib Javed]

It is mentioned that unity folder contains complete package

"Unity Users With the release of version 4.1.0, a Unity plugin replicating the NuGet package is outputted to the build folder. You can simply drag and drop the contents into your Unity project, or search the asset store for "AssimpNet Unity Plugin". The plugin utilizes a runtime initiliazation script to ensure the native binaries are loaded when running in editor or standalone."

1.But I tried looking into the folder and all dlls are missing. Only .meta files are present. How can I get complete plugin for unity ??

2. Is there any documentation available for Unity and in general for AssImpNet to follow ?

3. There is no "AssimpNet Unity Plugin" plugin present on asset store.

[Meshal Marakkar]

Build the project for the DLLs and plugin

[Zohaib Javed]

Thanks Meshal, I was able to build the project and able to successfully import the plugin in Unity. Is there any documentation available regarding how to import the model in Unity using AssImpNet ?

[Nicholas Woodfield]

Unity has documentation for how to work with its mesh objects programmatically. Here's a good write up for understanding the assimp data structures at a high level (it is linked in the online documentation for assimp):

https://gamedev.stackexchange.com/questions/26382/i-cant-figure-out-how-to-animate-my-loaded-model-with-assimp/26429

And of course you can look at the XML summary comments/help file from AssimpNet, most of the code documentation is taken from the native library (and the types try to be 1:1 with the native types, so there's a lot of crossover).

I'll be closing this as it's not a valid bug.

[Nicholas Woodfield]

Oh and a note about the asset store plugin:

I haven't heard back from Unity on its approval yet, so I removed the reference from the repository's readme. Don't know what the problem is with it, I submitted the package when the NuGet package was released.

[Zohaib Javed]

Thanks I was able to successfully run the plugin on Unity Windows Editor and Windows build as well.