In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up animation clips in Unity after they have been imported from an external application, such as Maya, 3ds Max, or Blender, via an FBX file.

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

This session demonstrates how to animate physical cameras using the Timeline, then how to sequence, edit, and blend shots together to define the cut. You will learn about Unity’s procedural camera system, Cinemachine, and how to compose shots and move cameras using dolly tracks. Finally, you will see how you can use polybrush to perform last-minute set dressing to fill out the environment through the camera lens.

In this tutorial, we briefly introduce the learning objectives for this project on optimizing Geometry in your mobile 3D application.

In this tutorial, you’ll be introduced to the world of Pixyz Studio and explore how you can maximize its potential for your CAD to Polygon pipeline. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll be able to do the following: Import a CAD file seamlessly Tessellate for optimal performance Optimize your models Unwrap UV Assign materials Export polygonal data

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Unity allows you to create simple animations using a standard set of tools. In this tutorial, you'll use Unity's keyframes, Playhead, Animation Timeline, and Animation Curves to create simple animations.

Unity allows you to create simple animations using a standard set of tools. In this tutorial, you'll use Unity's keyframes, Playhead, Animation Timeline, and Animation Curves to create simple animations.

You can use Development and Operations (or DevOps) tools to create realtime experiences in a more efficient and streamlined way. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll be able to do the following: Explain what DevOps is and why it is useful for creators. Describe and start implementing the wheel of DevOps in your own project. Explain the role of continuous integration, delivery, and deployment in DevOps. Note: This tutorial is part of Get started with Unity DevOps. Explore the rest of the course to learn more about how DevOps can support your work as a creator.

It’s time to create your own work of art! We challenge you to create a still life composition with a variety of surfaces, demonstrating what you’ve learned about shaders and materials. By the end of this tutorial, you'll be able to demonstrate your new skills in shaders and materials.