This tutorial guides you through creating and editing 2D Lighting in the Unity Engine to produce pixel art–style game content. Using an example project, you’ll practice key techniques to bring your pixel art scenes to life. Project Objectives Understand the structure of a Universal 2D project Learn the basics of working with 2D Light Get an overview of Sprites and Secondary Textures Explore editing and configuration methods for pixel art Apply optimization techniques for 2D Light

In this webinar, we will build a complete inventory system using Unity's Data-Oriented Technology Stack (DOTS), inspired by the grid-based mechanics found in V Rising. We will cover ECS component architecture, efficient data queries, UI integration patterns, and performance optimization techniques specific to inventory management systems. Session objectives: Design ECS components for items, inventory slots, and container systems using data-oriented principles. Implement core inventory operations including item addition, removal, stacking, and grid-based placement logic. Integrate DOTS systems with Unity's UI frameworks for responsive inventory interfaces. Apply performance optimization strategies for large-scale inventory operations and real-time updates. Develop extensible patterns that support advanced features like auto-sorting, item categories, and multiplayer synchronization.

In this tutorial, you’ll build your project for WebGL and learn how to publish it online using Unity Play.

Welcome to this revamped version of the beloved John Lemon game. We know how much this project means to many of you, so we made it even better! This time, John Lemon isn’t the only one sneaking through the shadows. Ivan von Vamp, a tiny vampire with a big personality, is also ready to embark on the adventure and escape the haunted mansion full of lurking enemies and chilling surprises. In this Unity project, you’ll create your own 3D Stealth Game from scratch. Starting with an empty scene, you’ll set up your player character and enemies, add audio, UI, and all the details that will bring this haunted house back to life. If you’re completely new to Unity or already have some experience, you can follow along with the Haunted House tutorials to learn the basics and dig deeper with bonus features. Ready to take a peek? Check out the demo on Unity Play , where you’ll guide John on their spooky escape, dodging stone-faced gargoyle monsters and floating ghosts. By the end, you’ll have your own version of the game, ready to share with your friends (or to haunt them with).

Launch Unity’s built-in beginner project, complete the interactive tutorial, and share your first game.

This comprehensive VFX Graph course guides learners from basic principles to advanced functionalities. It introduces foundational elements and terminology, enabling participants to create and edit VFX Graph assets and construct simple visual effects. This course also covers advanced features, teaching learners to use decals for projecting effects onto geometry, generate signed distance fields (SDFs) with the SDF Bake Tool, and implement effects using SDFs. The course also covers creating volumetric fog to add atmospheric depth to visual effects. By the end of this course, learners will be adept at both basic and advanced VFX Graph techniques, capable of creating intricate visual effects for various applications.

Project files for AR Foundation for visionOS.

Tanks is back and better than ever! Originally created in 2015 for Unity 5, Tanks has been completely revamped with new worlds, additional features, and of course, more tanks! You’ll start with an empty Unity scene; then, one step at a time, you’ll create a fully polished game, published online with desktop and mobile controls. If you’re a complete beginner to Unity, you can follow along with the Tanks project step-by-step to learn the basics of the Unity Engine. If you’re more experienced, you can dive deeper into the Unity project, add custom features, and take it to the next level. To give this new version of Tanks a try, check out the demo on Unity Play . You’ll be able to choose your own tank and battle against AI-controlled tanks, or if you have a friend nearby, try playing together!

Creating a good user interface (UI) for your game helps to add a level of polish to your application as well as convey important information to the player. In this tutorial, you’ll harness the power of Unity’s UI Toolkit to display a health bar in the provided support project.

Project files for Unity Input System for visionOS