Make sure this option is selected when installing Python. If you do receive an error and you’ve installed Python, the most likely problem is that it wasn’t properly installed to your system path. So long as you get a version result from both of those commands, you should be fine. On MacOS, the command instead is python3 instead of python. You can check if Python and Pip are installed by running: python -version
To make life easier, also make sure you have the pip Python package manager installed and available in your console/terminal system path. There are a few requirements however, you need to have Python (ideally 3.6 or higher) installed. As long as you have a UnityPackage file, the process is incredibly simple, as we will show in this tutorial. Perhaps you have some Unity assets such as the models in the Polygon GameDev Assets humble bundle, but you want to use them in Blender or the Godot game engine and you do not have Unity installed.
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