In this tutorial, you will learn about each of the phases of the real-time production cycle: pre-production, production, post-production, and operations. You will learn what takes place during each of these phases and why each one is important to the overall production cycle. You will also learn how Unity is used throughout the production cycle in different industries.

In this overview, you’ll learn about Elevate’s Employer Advisory Board, their role in the production of Universal Job Profiles, and how your company or educational institution can participate in this important initiative.

This document serves as a reference to help you prepare to work with a Real-Time pipeline. Before beginning a new production, carefully determine your pipeline management tools and best practices for your team’s project organization. This will help you track your files throughout your project and ensure your file versions are correct and up-to-date.

In this tutorial, you will learn about career and job opportunities in real-time production, ranging from entry- to director-level positions. You will learn about the disciplines of Art and Design as well as Programming. You will see what a typical workday looks like for someone in each of these fields. You will also learn what it looks like to work as a Unity generalist, never specializing exclusively in one particular discipline.

The Houdini Engine for Unity plug-in gives artists and studios the ability to widely deploy procedural assets created in Houdini to the Unity real-time 3D platform for use in game and XR development, virtual production and design visualizations. Watch the recordings of the live sessions held November 8 and 10, 2021, to explore using Houdini + Unity for your procedural asset generation. In this series you will: Learn to take advantage of Houdini Engine for Unity to build a procedural asset pipeline. Learn how to: Install the Houdini plug-in Make use of procedural assets in Unity Create your own procedural assets Build a level using procedural assets from Houdini Learn about Vertex Animation Textures

Welcome to Getting Started with Reflect! This course is designed to be the first point of reference for users who have just purchased or are evaluating Unity Reflect, the one click real-time 3D solution developed specifically for the AEC industry. Don’t have Reflect yet? You can request a free 14-day trial by filling out the form here. The Reflect trial will give you access to everything you need to work your way through the course content. By taking this course, you will gain a full understanding of Reflect as a product, and how it can be used to improve production pipelines in your day to day work. You’ll learn about Reflect hardware and software requirements, how to use the viewer on all released platforms, and how to use Reflect to import content into Unity to start building your own custom projects. By the time you’ve completed the two projects, you’ll have all the skills you need to begin integrating Reflect into your regular work!

Cinemachine is a camera system that gives cinematographers, designers, artists, and anyone else working with cameras a way to create complex behaviors without writing any code. In this tutorial, you'll explore the features and uses for Cinemachine to see if it's right for your projects.

Unity is a robust development engine with many features, and as a result, it has a large number of Editor windows. In this tutorial, you'll explore the windows in Unity's Default Layout and learn how to use them.

Unity is a robust development engine with many features, and as a result, it has a large number of Editor windows. In this tutorial, you'll explore the windows in Unity's Default Layout and learn how to use them.

An overview of the Alembic file format used for importing animations into Unity and an alternative to FBX animations.