Hands On with the Unity 5 Game Engine! - Andy Touch - Codemotion Roma 2015

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The document outlines the features and goals of Unity Technologies, particularly focusing on the Unity 5.0 release, which includes new rendering and lighting systems, an audio mixer, and enhanced 2D physics. It emphasizes the game development cycle and the importance of connecting with players and communities, alongside tools like Unity Cloud Build, Unity Analytics, and Unity Ads to support developers. The overall aim is to democratize game development and empower developers to succeed.

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Hands-On With Unity 5 :)
Andy Touch
@andytouch
andyt@unity3d.com

Andy Touch
Unity Evangelist
Send games to:
@andytouch
andyt@unity3d.com

Unity Technologies
Our Goals:
“Democratize Game
Development!”
“Help Developers to Create,
Connect and Succeed!”

Unity Technologies
We make for you:
Unity Game Engine
Unity Cloud Build
Unity Analytics
Unity Ads
Everyplay

Geomeric’s ‘Enlighten’ – Global Illumination

Unity 5.0 Release
 New Rendering Features
 New Lighting System – ‘Enlighten’
 New Audio Mixer
 New 2D Physics Effectors
 Export to WebGL
 New UI System (Both in 4.6 and 5.0+)
 Drawcall Debugger

Unity 5.0 Release
 iOS8 – Metal Support
 64-Bit Editor
 PhysX Update
 Speed Tree Integration
 Mecanim Additions
 “Thousands of other improvements”

1) Make Game
2) Test On Target Devices
3) Release Game
4) Understand Player Actions
5) Adjust Gameplay and Update
6) Gain Online Exposure
7) Create a Community
8) Make Money
Game Developer Cycle

Testing Your Game On
Target Devices:
Unity Cloud Build!

Understand Player Actions &
Adjust Gameplay and Update:
Unity Analytics!

Gain Online Exposure &
Create a Community:
Everyplay!

Hands On with the Unity 5 Game Engine! - Andy Touch - Codemotion Roma 2015

1) Set up Chosen Ads on website.
2) Import SDK
3) Advertisment.Initialize(…, …);
4) Advertisment.Show();
Unity Ads

Connect with your team,
Connect with your testers,
Connect with your users,
Connect games together,
Connect with your Community.
Connect.

Create awesome games,
Click to build to everywhere,
Connect with everyone,
Succeed as a developer. :)
Unity 5 and the Future!

Thank You!
Any Questions?
Andy Touch
Unity Evangelist
Send games to:
@andytouch
andyt@unity3d.com

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