To create a new project with Unity hub, first open Unity hub. Then in the Project tab click the New button or the arrow next to New. The arrow will allow you to select which installed version of Unity you wish to use with your new project whereas the New button will just us the latest version you have installed. Both of these options will then open a new window where you can name your project and choose the location for where you want to have this project created. You can also select a template for this project. The most common templates are 2D and 3D. Finally to create the project click on Create. This will close Unity Hub and begin the setup process for your new project. This may take a few minutes but once it is done Unity will open and you will be ready to begin creating your new game.
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How to Uninstall Unity Editor from Unity Hub
To install more modules or build supports for a certain version the Unity editor, first, open up Unity hub. Then click on the Installs tab. From here you will need to find the version of Unity you need the additional modules for. Click on the three-dot dropdown menu and select add modules. You can then check the box for each module you wish to install. Afterwhich click Done. Depending on your computer, network connection, and how many modules you selected, the installation process will take several minutes to install.
How to Install Unity Editor with Unity Hub
To install or update a new version of the Unity editor first open up Unity Hub. then go to the installs tab. Now, click the Add button in the top right. This will open a new window with the latest version of Unity. If you need to download an older version then you will need to click the download archive link and install that version manually. You will then need to use the locate button to find where you install that version on your computer. If you are installing the latest version of Unity then selected it. Remember that if there is an f in the version number then it is a final production version whereas an a or b means it is an alpha or beta version. Once you have chosen then click next. On this page, it asks you what other build supports you would like to install as well. If you are unsure what you need, don’t worry you can always install them later. Then click next and on this page, you need to agree to the terms and conditions, then click done. This will start the installation process. Depending on your computer and your network speed this will take several minutes to install.