YAMLMerge (unityyamlmerge.exe) is a tool that is included with the Unity Editor and works with version control software to merge Scene and Prefab files. In this workflow, we’ll configure Git to use YAMLMerge.

Setting up an HDRI Skybox in Unity just takes a few steps. In this tutorial, we’ll create a Skybox material and set up our scene.

There are many times when a user may want to control a video’s playback state (from playing to paused, paused to playing, etc.). To allow this, you need to create a user interface with play and pause buttons.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to import and set up a 360 video to be used as a Skybox.

In this project, you will learn the asset pipeline from Unity to Maya. You will work through a series of challenges to learn how to polish your assets in Maya as well as best practices for importing them back into Unity.

In this project you will work through a series of challenges to setup the Post-Processing stack. You will learn how to apply effects to the camera and scene, create a reusable set of effects, and understand the impact Post-Processing has in VR.

ProBuilder is a Unity Package that can be added to Unity projects. It allow users to quickly create 3D models in the Unity Editor. ProBuilder has a suite of tools that will be familiar to 3D artists like extrude, inset, delete faces and so much more. In this tutorial, you will learn to create and edit Shapes inside Unity.

ProBuilder is a Unity Package that can be added to Unity projects. It allow users to quickly create 3D models in the Unity Editor. ProBuilder has a suite of tools that will be familiar to 3D artists like extrude, inset, delete faces and so much more. In this tutorial, you will learn to create and edit PolyShapes inside Unity.

In this project, you will work through a series of tutorials to build a planetary scale visualization. You will use Cinemachine, Dolly Tracks, and Timeline Animation Tracks to choreograph camera movement, and pan throughout the scene to capture the different planets.

Vignette is a useful tool to help focus the viewer’s attention on the center of the screen or to add a soft fade to the edges. The term comes from photography, where vignetting refers to darkening or desaturation towards the edges of an image.