This NodeJS script is for automating the process of downloading a compiled Heavy patch from the Enzien Audio site, and updating your Unity project with the new version.
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Install dependencies:
npm install -
Ensure that you sucessfully run uploader.py once, so it can save your Enzien access token. You should need to do this only once.
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Run the script against your PD project & Unity Project folders:
node patchDownload.js -p [patch name] -s [source PD folder] -m [platform(s)] -f [Unity Project folder]
-p Patch name on the Enzien Audio site, e.g. simpleSine. This MUST already exist before you run this script.
-s Source PD patch folder, containing at least a _main.pd file.
-m Comma-separated list of platform(s), e.g. Android,OSX,Win64 - choose from: android-armv7a, macos-x64, win-x86, win-x64
-f Unity Project folder, e.g. ~/Documents/Projects/MyUnityProject/
-l Launch Unity app after everything's complete (assumes Unity is located in ./Applications/Unity/Unity.app - change on line 186 if your installation/platform is different).
The script will create the following folder:
[Unity Project folder]/Assets/Plugins/Heavy/[Platform] - patch bundles & binaries are stored here by platform.
Note - when downloading mulitple platforms, the script will remove all but one of the included C# wrapper class files, to prevent conflicts within Unity. This presumes that the wrapper file will be identical per platform.
You'll probably need to at least re-import your patch, at the most restart Unity. Ideally this work flow will be integrated into an Editor Script :)
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