Unity Introduction
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The document discusses tools for making 3D games and focuses on Unity as a game engine. It provides an overview of Unity's features such as its 3D visual editor, physics and lighting systems, scripting, and asset store. It also discusses approaches to programming in Unity using components and game objects as well as 3D art creation tools like Blender that can be used. The document aims to visually teach Unity and shows examples of games that can be built with it like a target shooting game or infinite runner.
Unity Introduction
- 2. Some of our games
- 3. First public sneak peak of Nash Rush
- 4. Some Unity 3D Game examples
- 5. How to make them ?
- 6. Tools for making 3D games ● Unity ● UDK – Unreal Development Kit ● CryEngine ● BabylonJS ● Manual coding 3D without an engine is SUICIDE
- 7. Unity ● Crossplatform, in all sense. ● Free (Kinda) ● Powerful, YES ● Easy to learn ● Inbuilt optimisation great for devices ● New 2D development tools ● Great community ● Asset Store
- 8. Unity ● 3D visual editor ● In built physics system ● In built lighting system with shadows ● Scripting system ● Animation system ● 3D terrain editor ● Particle System ● Simple drag & drop functionality
- 9. Creating 3D Art ● Very expensive proposition ● 3D Studio MAX ● Maya ● Blender - FREE
- 10. Programming in Unity ● Monodevelop IDE ● Visual Studio Express ● C# - Great, Modern ● Javascript - Easy
- 11. Approach ● Component System ● Game Object ● Any component can be added or removed to a game object ● Code scripts can be added to GOs similarly ● We have a Camera ● Everything has to be in real world coordinates
- 12. Break Unity needs to be visually taught Check how many systems support Unity
- 15. Realtime Move a box using arrows
- 16. Realtime 3D Terrain, FPS controller