Unity Editor controls are designed to work optimally with a keyboard and a two- or three-button mouse. In this tutorial, you'll learn the basic controls for navigating in Unity.

The Unity Recorder is an Editor-only tool that allows you to record images or video of your project. In this tutorial, you'll use the Unity Recorder to record video and images.

In this project, you will learn how Timeline is used to create cinematic sequences in Unity. You will control the animation, activation, and audio of multiple Mars rovers through Timeline and understand how the concepts can be applied to other GameObjects in your own Unity projects. If you're using Unity 2019.2 or below, click here.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to write a Shader that generates rim lighting using the surface normals of an object.

In this tutorial, you'll import 2D assets into Unity to create Sprites, both one at a time and from Sprite Sheets (Sprite Atlases) containing multiple assets that you will configure in the Sprite Editor.

When you wish to make a simple, basic animation of an object within your scene, changing its position, size, or simply rotating it can all be done easily through the Timeline Editor window using keyframe animation. In this tutorial, you'll create a basic animation by recording the changing properties of a GameObject as keyframes in Timeline.

Unity and Autodesk collaborated to create a plugin that allows for easy transfer of 3D models between Digital Content Creation (DCC) apps (currently Maya and 3DS Max with others on the way) and Unity. This allows artists to test their models in the engine, make changes as necessary in their DCC of choice, and have those changes update in Unity in real time. What previously required multiple cycles of exporting from a DCC app and importing into Unity has now been reduced to two clicks of the mouse. In this tutorial, you will learn how to adjust and work with Autodesk files back and forth with Unity.

The Probuilder tool in Unity allows you to reshape, resize, and essentially redesign assets in your game. By applying changes to one aspect of an asset (called a “mesh”) you can apply changes to all assets with that mesh. In this mod, we’ll show you what this means and how to do it by altering all of the windows to be crooked.

Unity’s Audio Mixer allows you to control levels of audio sources in your Scene. Each Audio Mixer has a Master AudioGroup. You can add additional AudioGroups to help define the structure of the mixer for your specific audio needs. In this tutorial, we’ll take a look at the Audio Mixer and learn how to adjust the volume of sound Assets that are routed through the AudioGroups you will create.

In this tutorial, you will learn about the different Shaders and Material Properties in TextMesh Pro