I am perfectly happy with my 2017.3.0f release to publish to the store with but for my game projects I want to work with a stable 2018 instead. Having 2 current F releases AND 2 simultaneous beta versions separate from the 2 F releases just confuses the living daylights out of me. What the heck is up with this numbering system? Is 2017.4 actually 2018 or will we have 3 or 4 or 8 different beta versions of 2018 to download before it gets released in 2019 or is there a 2018 F release hidden behind some obscure link that I just can't find or when / where the heck is 2018 F ? Is there simply 4 different versions of Unity to pick from if you want the 'current' version (with the old versions under a separate link) or what version of Unity is currently the latest stable version?Īccording to the 2017 address Joachim Ante said we will see 2018.1 in early 2018 and yet it is nearing the middle of 2018 and all I am seeing is another 2017 version and multiple copies of 2018 betas. If they are working on 2018.2 beta then are they working on 2018.1 beta ALONGSIDE 2018.2 or does this mean that 2018.1b13 IS 2018.1F1 and if not then why do they give us two different versions of betas to choose from? Is 2017.4 really 2018.0 or is 2017.4 actually 2018.1 ? Where is the 2018 F version? Is 2018 F going to be released before early to mid 2019 or not? So I check on the state of the beta and see that 2018.0 is nowhere to be found but 2018.1 is currently at b13 and now we also have the option of downloading 2018.2b1. To make matters more confusing, I am waiting for 2018 to get to an F version but my mate is telling me that 2017.4 IS the 2018.0 release but if that is the case then we are going to have 2017 until 20 will only arrive in 2019.

a F version) then why list both stable versions and say 'Download the old or new stable version here or else follow the link to download older versions' ? I thought they were 'doing away with the p# numbering system' due to the new 'weekly stable releases'.

If one is newer than the other then why present both and say 'Pick one'? Is 'F' the new 'patch' ? Can someone please explain to me what is up with this numbering system and what is the current version of Unity ACTUALLY at the moment?Īs I understand it the LTS versions will remain for two years so we will have 2017 until 2019.Ĭurrently there is 2017.4.0F and 2017.4.1F, both available on the same page.

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