The most successful creators leverage the Unity Asset Store to build out their projects. In this mod, you'll learn how to get Microgame-compatible assets from the Unity Asset Store into your Micrograme project. Bookmark this for more info on the Asset Store. But for now, let's add a new asset to our Microgame!

Lean Touch is an asset available in the Unity Asset Store that makes scaling and rotating objects in AR easy. In this tutorial, we’ll apply the Lean Touch script. We assume that you’re starting this tutorial with an open project that places or loads objects into an AR scene.

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.

An AssetBundle is content that is stored separately from a main game or application and loaded (or downloaded, in the case of mobile and online apps) at runtime. This helps minimize the impact on network and system resources by allowing customers to download and install only the parts they need. AssetBundles can also be used to update or add to content post-release. In this tutorial, we’ll explore AssetBundles and how they may best serve your project.

After downloading & importing assets such as the car, the jumper cables, and the car batteries, we'll create a rough layout of the scene.

Whether you’re an aspiring maker or an educator in game development: Welcome to Unity! Unity Playground is a framework to create 2D, physics-based games, and it’s perfect for teaching beginner game developers to make games in Unity without coding. Download the project from the Asset Store

ProGrids is a plugin that helps with snapping gameObjects together with a virtual grid. This allows you to quickly place assets in the scene with a level of confidence that everything will be perfectly aligned. The tool features an easy to use interface with additional configurable options if needed.

The Unity Native Toolkit, available in the Asset Store, “makes it easy to integrate native iOS or Android functionality into your Unity project.” In this tutorial, we’ll use the Native Toolkit to create a UI button for taking photographs in AR, or screenshots in general. (You can also capture a screenshot using code, for example, with an in-game camera.)

Scriptable Objects are amazing data containers. They don't need to be attached to a GameObject in a scene. They can be saved as assets in our project. Most often, they are used as assets which are only meant to store data, but can also be used to help serialize objects and can be instantiated in our scenes. We won't cover serialization in depth in this session, but will just touch on the subject and how Scriptable Objects can help us. We will cover not only what Scriptable Objects are, but show some very simple examples using Scriptable Objects.

In this mod, you’ll learn how to import and add the Fireballer asset to your pickup.