Pack updates & versioning
How to download pack updates, what can change between releases, and how to keep a previous copy.
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Owning a pack includes later additions to that pack. When a new bundle is available, download it again from Downloads; you do not need to buy the pack again. If you hold a lifetime license, its future-coverage rules are in the lifetime license.
Get the latest release#
- Sign in and open Downloads.
- Find the pack.
- Select Download full pack or Editable edition, when that edition is available.
Account downloads provide the current available file. The editable edition and standard pack bundle can be updated on different schedules.
What can change#
An update may add assets, replace model files, improve components, revise documentation, or change optional artifacts. Even when a model looks the same, its binary file may differ after an update.
Before replacing files in an existing project:
- keep a copy of the release already used by your project;
- compare the README and filenames;
- test node, material, animation, and slot names that your code addresses directly; and
- run your normal visual and performance checks.
Previous versions#
The account page is not a version picker; it serves the current available download. Keep your own archived copy when a production project must remain pinned to a particular release. Per-asset editable packages carry their own release identity — a releaseId in the included manifest, derived from the package contents — so you can tell two editable copies apart, but the pack-level download still represents the current edition.
Related#
- Your account library — find your current downloads.
- Editable-source (authoring) packages — understand editable editions.
- The lifetime license — what an existing lifetime license covers.
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