Unity AI comes packed with tools ready to help you build your next Unity project. This course will dive into the Unity AI suite of tools, explain how they were trained on Unity’s own data, and how you can make use of them in your next project. First, we’ll examine Muse, which supports a variety of content creation pipelines, including scripting, textures and sprites, behavior trees, and even animation. Then, we'll focus on Sentis, which enables complex behaviors that run locally on the Unity Runtime Platform. By the end of this course, you will be able to harness the powerful tools Unity AI has to offer. Use Muse Chat to create and troubleshoot Unity content. Use Muse Animate to create short animations for characters. Use Muse Behavior to create simple behaviors of agents in a scene. Understand the basics of Sentis and how to get started.

Designed for anyone new to Unity, this guided learning journey is your first step toward creating confidently in the Unity Editor and bringing your visions to life. In this learning Pathway, you’ll design different rooms of a house, learning the essentials of one key skillset as you complete each room.

A collection of tips and tricks to make your Unity development faster and more convenient.

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

Where are users most engaged with your Unity game? How many levels do players complete during their first play session of your game? Is the third boss overpowered, causing players to quit? Are they following along with the onboarding tutorials? To gain insights like these, Unity Analytics shows you how users interact with your game, and enables you to drill down for more detailed information.

Learn how to create AI pathfinding using the Unity NavMesh components! This video was produced by Brackeys.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn about the Unity engine: why it’s sometimes referred to as a game engine, how it came to be, and how it has evolved over the years.

In this tutorial, you’ll create a Unity Version Control account that is tied to your Unity ID. You’ll also install the Unity Version Control Cloud Edition client application, which works alongside Unity Version Control in Unity. You’ll set up your account and cloud storage space (free for up to three individuals or those using less than 5GB). By the end of this tutorial, you’ll be set up and ready to use Unity Version Control in Unity.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn about two advanced physics solutions available for projects that use Unity’s Entity Component System (ECS) framework: Havok Physics for Unity and Unity Physics. Important: This tutorial only applies to Unity 2022.2 Tech Stream and beyond, which will be reflected in the tutorial version in early 2023.

Interested in Unity but not sure where to start? Start here! In this tutorial, you can choose your own path to learn about Unity, discover what it can do, and explore ways to learn it, depending on your goals and interests. We'll even guide you through installation if you haven't done that yet.