However, there is no reasonable way to connect Plastic Cloud to UCB today.

Plastic Cloud makes it easy to get started with Plastic SCM at a reasonable price. Here is another vote for Plastic SCM support for UCB - but not focused on the regular, on-site Plastic SCM server, but rather the Plastic Cloud service. Heck I'm fine with it being a Pro exclusive (well not really, but better than now) since at least most contractors have Unity Pro. I just don't get why we need to pay $500/seat for UT to expose a feature to use someone else's source control that we also need to pay for. This pretty much means I either have to pay an extra $500 to get him on our source control (currently use asset server, but looking to move to plastic), or have him pay the $500, because a team license is non-transferable.Įither that or basically have to switch to a free source control system like Git or SVN just to work with this contractor - but I like the one we have (or plastic) because it can handle binaries.

Now I own a Unity team license, but a contractor I want to hire for the short term does not. Plastic looks really cool and I've been hearing great things about it, and its $10/month for < 15 people (good chunk of indies) the kick in the nuts though is that you need a Unity Team license to work with it. I've not tired UCB yet, but I've just been discussing with team about source control.

Unity cloud build with plastic scm