Unit 2 - Overview

2019.4

Lesson 2.1 - Arranging the Editor Layout to Suit Your Needs

Lesson 2.2 - Creating Primitive Objects and Arranging Them 

Lesson 2.3 - Adding ProBuilder Shapes to the Set

Lesson 2.4 - Creating and Altering Materials to Establish a Look

Lesson 2.5 - Adjusting the Directional Light

Unit 2 - Creative Challenge

Unit 2 - Quiz

In this unit, you’ll learn about previsualization in Unity by modeling a city based on a reference sketch. In the process you’ll learn about configuring the look of the Editor, working with Primitives, Probuilder shapes, creating Materials and adjusting lighting.  

Previsualization (pre-vis), is an invaluable process in the cinematic pipeline that allows you to quickly see how a 3D Scene will look before animation, filming, or asset production begins. A strong previsualization process gives a creative director the freedom to rapidly iterate ideas without reshoots or re-developing assets once a project enters production.

Unit 2 - Real-time Previsualization

All content in this course uses:

All content in this course uses:

Unity Version 2019.4