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GameObjects and Scenes are the core building blocks of any Unity project. In this module, you’ll learn how to create, modify, and organize GameObjects, structure your scenes effectively, and apply essential transformations like moving, rotating, and scaling objects. You’ll also explore parent-child relationships, multiple scene management, and best practices for keeping your projects structured.

Module 4: Working with GameObjects and Scenes

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Unity is more than just a game engine—it’s a powerful real-time 3D platform transforming industries like manufacturing, architecture, and engineering. In this module, you’ll learn how Unity is used for industrial applications, explore real-world examples, and understand the core benefits of real-time 3D development in professional workflows. 

Module 1: Introduction to Unity Industry Applications

Now that you understand how Unity is used in industry applications, it's time to set up your own project in Unity. This module will guide you through the essential steps to create, configure, and optimize a Unity project for your specific workflow. Whether you're working with real-time visualization, simulations, or interactive environments, setting up your project correctly ensures efficiency, organization, and performance optimization from the start.

Module 2: Setting Up a Unity Project

In this module, you’ll get a hands-on introduction to Unity’s interface, learning how to navigate, customize, and efficiently work within the editor. Understanding how to use key windows like the Scene View, Game View, Hierarchy, Project, and Inspector will set the foundation for a smooth and productive workflow.

Module 3: Navigating the Unity Editor

Assets are the building blocks of any Unity project, including 3D models, textures, materials, audio, and scripts. In this module, you'll learn how to import, organize, and optimize assets to keep your project structured and efficient. You'll also discover best practices for managing large asset libraries and maintaining performance in real-time 3D applications.

Module 5: Importing and Organizing Assets

Now that you’ve learned how to import, organize, and manage assets, it’s time to apply those skills in a real-world project! In this module, you’ll build a virtual showroom, a commonly used interactive visualization in industries like architecture, automotive, and manufacturing. You’ll learn how to set up a scene, arrange 3D models, apply materials, adjust lighting, and create a functional showroom that displays assets in an interactive environment.

Module 6: Building the Virtual Showroom

Introduction to Unity for Industry 6.0 Common Cartridge File

Below you can download a CSV outline and a Common Cartridge file for this course.


Open the CSV outline in spreadsheet software (Excel, Google Sheets) for a summary of all content in the course, with links to each tutorial, exercise, and quiz.


Use the Common Cartridge file to import the course content into your Learning Management System (such as Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, etc.). See instructions from your LMS provider for importing Common Cartridge files.

Introduction_to_Unity_for_Industry_Project_Files.zip

 is a 30-day free trial of Unity Industry that includes access to Unity’s powerful tools designed to help you innovate in any industry - from automotive and manufacturing to construction, healthcare, and retail. Unity provides advanced visualization, simulation, AR/VR, and interactive applications to accelerate innovation and improve workflows.

This course is designed for professionals in manufacturing, architecture, engineering, and other industries who want to master the core fundamentals of Unity without prior experience.

Through step-by-step tutorials, you’ll learn how to set up projects, navigate the Unity Editor, and manage assets efficiently. Discover best practices for organizing scenes, working with GameObjects, and optimizing assets for real-time performance. You’ll also explore essential concepts like materials, lighting, and basic scene management to build a solid foundation in Unity.

By the end of this course, you’ll have the skills to create a basic virtual showroom, showcasing 3D models with a professional touch. Whether you’re looking to enhance your presentations, visualize products, or take your first step into real-time 3D, this course provides everything you need to get started.

Introduction to Unity for Industry

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Understanding GameObjects and Components

Using Primitives

Manipulating GameObjects

Snapping GameObjects

Parenting and Scene Organization

Multi Scene Editing

Creating Prefabs

Working with Components

Prefab Overrides

Prefab Variants

M4_02_Using Primitives.mp4

M4_01_Understanding GameObjects and Components.mp4

M4_03_Manipulating GameObjects.mp4

M4_04_Snapping GameObjects.mp4

M4_05_Parenting and Scene Organization.mp4

M4_06_multi_scene_editing.mp4

M4_08_Working with Components.mp4

M4_07_Creating prefabs.mp4

M4_09_prefab overrides.mp4

M4_10_prefab variants.mp4

By the end of this module, learners will be able to:

Understand what GameObjects are and how they function in Unity.

Manipulate GameObjects using the Move, Rotate, and Scale tools.

Use primitive objects to build simple layouts and test scene composition.

Manage GameObjects effectively with hierarchy organization and parenting.

Work with multiple Scenes, switching between them and optimizing scene structure.

Module 4 Videos

1. Understanding GameObjects and Components

2. Using Primitives

3. Manipulating GameObjects

4. Snapping GameObjects

5. Parenting and Scene Organization

6. Multi Scene Editing

7. Creating Prefabs

8. Working with Components

9. Prefab Overrides

10. Prefab Variants

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