Unity3D

Your First Unity 3D Game

Importing The Assets

Animation

Build your first high-quality 3D and 2D game, deploy them across mobile, desktop, VR/AR or consoles with Unity3D.

Importing content is a much less technical and involved process than preparing and exporting your assets.

Games heavily use 3D and 2D animations for models and sprites. The main difference between a video game and a 3D animated film, for instance, is that a video game must be adaptable to a wide variety of inputs and conditions.

Materials / Textures and Lights

Game Mechanics and UI

Virtual Reality

Every game contains a variety of different surfaces: wood, metal, rubber, plastics, holograms, shiny alien artefacts, and so on. To achieve a different look and feel of each kind of material we can use Unity to create all these materials.

User interfaces are core features in just about every modern software application. Games are no exception to this rule. The vast majority of games utilises some form of UI to display information such as health, skills, maps, ammo for a weapon, and more.

Create interactive Virtual / Augmented Reality experiences for iOS and Android using Unity3D.