In this last tutorial, you will finalize and submit the project you’ve been working on throughout this cloud service onboarding course.

Unity uses a variety of tools to efficiently scan, analyze, and automatically correct errors and vulnerabilities in your code. In this tutorial, you will make sure you are set up with all of these tools and use them on the code for your mini cloud service.

You will learn about the Unity core concepts and become comfortable using the basic features of the Unity interface. You will also learn about the different components of creating a project in Unity, including game objects, components, and prefabs. OBJECTIVE By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to Navigate the play and edit mode Understand game objects and components Modify components Make prefabs EXTENSIONS Related tutorials: Unity Interactive Tutorials - These introductory lessons aim to get you familiar with the Unity interfaces and concepts such as Game Objects and Components. Challenge Ideas: Develop a deeper understanding of the Unity core concepts by reviewing the Interface & Essentials videos

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to optimize your monetization and UA campaigns with offerwall. An offerwall is an in-app marketplace that works like a mini-store, listing multiple offers users can complete in exchange for in-app rewards or bonuses. Throughout this video series, you’ll learn the basics of creating an offerwall, placement strategy, how to set up an offerwall strategy, and how to grow monetization and UA offers. By the end of this series, you’ll have the tools to build an offerwall campaign and scale it up - so you can boost your revenue, engagement, completions, and more.

Unity's microgames are a great way to get your first experience in Unity. Follow these steps to load your first microgame. Then, the in-Editor tutorials inside your microgame will help you build, play, and share your very first game in no time.

Out of the box, the Unity Reflect Viewer allows for quick and easy design reviews on desktop, AR, and VR. Using an HTC Vive, reviewers can view the Mesh from a first-person view at scale as well as perform easy flythroughs. In this tutorial, we’ll learn how to navigate in VR and interact with the Mesh data.

The Backend of a Unity Cloud Service is the traditional cloud service that takes connections from game SDKs or admin UIs. In this tutorial, you will learn how a backend is created in Unity Cloud Service development.

Reinforcement Learning is one of the most exciting types of Artificial Intelligence and the Unity ML-Agents project is one of the easiest and most fun ways to get started. The instructor for the course is Adam Kelly, an experienced Unity developer who has been creating tutorials and courses on ML-Agents for Immersive Limit since the early beta days in 2018. In this course, you will learn how to create intelligent flying hummingbirds that can navigate to flowers, dip their beaks in, and drink nectar. These hummingbirds have six degrees of freedom, meaning they can fly and turn in any direction to find targets. They have more complicated controls and their flight paths cannot be solved with traditional navigation systems. You will learn how to craft a training environment and train neural networks to perform this challenging task, then compete against the birds yourself in a simple mini-game. There's no question that Reinforcement Learning is a complicated subject, but ML-Agents leaves the hard parts to the researchers so that you can focus on solving problems. By the end of the course, you'll have a good understanding of how you can create intelligent agents and integrate them with your own Unity games or simulation projects.

In this challenge, you will reinforce what you learned about using an Interaction Script to rotate, scale, and translate objects. Additionally, we'll walk you through the process of adding and configuring a MiniMap.

The beauty of a User Interface (UI) is its ability to turn text, panels, and images into a cohesive, functional whole. Masks are an essential component in a UI developer’s tool kit, and are relatively simple to set up and use in Unity.