Build Settings

To create a build for Linux, go to File > Build Settings from Unity’s main menu. In the Platform list, select Linux and then click Switch Platform.

When you have configured the Build Settings, choose from the following two options:

• Build 将应用程序构建到播放器中。
• Build and Run 将应用程序构建到播放器中，然后在目标平台上打开此播放器。

Scenes in Build

The Scenes In Build pane displays a list of the Scenes from your Project that Unity includes in the build. If you cannot see any Scenes in this pane, select Add Open Scenes to add all the currently open Scenes to the build. You can also drag Scene Assets from your Project window into this window.

To exclude a Scene in the list from the build, clear the checkbox next to that scene. This removes the Scene from the build, but not from the list. To remove a Scene from the list, select it and press the Delete key on your keyboard.

When you select Build or Build and Run, Unity creates a build that includes all Scenes in the Scenes in Build list. Unity uses the list of Scenes to determine the order that it loads the Scenes in. To adjust the order of the Scenes, drag them up or down the list.

Platform 列表

Platform 面板会列出 Unity Editor 中所有可用的平台。该列表会在当前被选为目标平台的平台名称旁显示 Unity 图标。

Unity 会根据您已安装的平台模块来确定可用的平台。

要将其他平台模块安装到项目中，请执行以下操作：

• Go to the Unity Hub and select the version of Unity you want to add the module to.
• Click the vertical ellipses and select Add Modules.

To change the target platform, select the platform you want to switch to, then select Switch Platforms. This might take some time, because Unity might need to re-import your Assets in formats that match your target platform.

When you select a platform, Unity displays a list of options that you can adjust for the build. Each platform has unique settings which are listed on each <platform-specific (anchor)> manual page. Select the Windows, Mac, Linux build target to build standalone applications for most desktop platforms. For specific build settings, see Windows, Mac, Linux build settings.

通用平台设置

以下设置适用于所有平台。

Asset Import Overrides

The Asset Import Overrides section allows you to locally override all texture import settings to speed up import and platform switch time. You must avoid shipping your final build with any import overrides; however, during development they can be useful to speed up iteration time, especially, if assets such as textures resulting in lower resolution is not of any concern.

You can also set Asset import override settings using -overrideMaxTextureSize and -overrideTextureCompression Editor Command line arguments to change any initial project import.

Building your Linux application

To build your Linux application, select one of the following:

• Build: Compile a Player. The default build is incremental, except for the first build, which is always a full non-incremental (clean) build. To force a clean build instead of an incremental build, select Clean Build from the dropdown menu.

• Build and run: Compile a Player and open it in your native platform. This option always uses the incremental build.