Did you know that you can use game design to teach computer science principles? In fact, you can do more than that! Find out how you can bring real-time 3D (RT3D) education to your classroom with the Unity EdLab cloud-based development platform. Unity is the world’s leading video game engine but it does so much more than that. Unity believes … Read More
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More than just game development, Unity now offers innovative real-time 3D development (RT3D) programs that prepare students for successful careers. These are high-demand jobs in engineering, gaming, augmented reality, and virtual reality. This article explores the Unity 3D development solutions that are designed for high schools, colleges, and universities. Why is this important? The highest job growth in 2019 was … Read More
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Unity Technologies recently released Unity EdLab. Unity EdLab is a comprehensive solution that is designed to help you bring high-quality RT3D (real-time 3D) education to your classroom. The program allows secondary students to build their own 3D innovations. As the world’s leading platform for operating and creating interactive RT3D content, Unity is offering your students the opportunity to learn on … Read More
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These are challenging times for higher education. Adding new and niche programs can help differentiate an institution and increase enrollment. Skills in real-time 3D development (RT3D) are in demand. Many schools would love to add an innovative RT3D program to their catalogs, but lack the expertise and qualified instructors to do so. As a world-leading platform for creating and operating … Read More
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In my last Toon Boom Harmony blog post, I discussed how you could import Harmony sprites into your Unity project using Harmony’s middleware toolkit. While that workflow is relatively simple for getting a sprite into Unity and playing a looping animation, it is not so simple for controlling your sprite’s animations. In this post, we’ll look at how we can … Read More
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Unity is a robust creation engine that eases the process of game development. Even though the program’s primary function is to develop games, it can also be used for app development for mobile, desktop, console and even TV platforms. In this post, we’ll provide a broad overview of Unity and we’ll discuss the exclusive features of the Unity Pro version. … Read More
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Sometimes, being able to play a video file in your game is something that needs to be done. Fortunately, Unity provides a component and some libraries to help you do just that. In this post, I will talk about the Video Player component and some of the requirements you need to meet so that Unity can play your video in-game. What … Read More
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A concept that’s often talked about in software development and game design is User Interface, commonly known as “UI”. A UI is one of the most important features of software because it is the element of your program that the user will usually be interacting with the most. Without a UI, the software would have to be used with nothing … Read More
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A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about how to create an isometric character controller in Unity 3D. I even made a video with instructions! The video has done surprisingly well and it has received a fair number of comments asking me questions. A lot of people want to extend the character controller in certain ways. Specifically, several people were … Read More
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In modern game design and development, 2D and 3D animations are increasingly complex. If you’ve worked on a game in any capacity, you have probably come across a need to have, for example, a walking animation trigger a running animation based on movement speed. To tackle such a problem, Unity 3D has something called blend trees. In this post, we’ll … Read More
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