This tutorial will guide you through creating and configuring an Audio Random Container in the Unity Editor, a key tool for dynamic audio experiences. You'll discover how to add multiple audio clips to the container and set them up for randomized playback. Additionally, you’ll delve into the various Trigger modes and learn how to manage these audio clips effectively using C# scripting.

The Shape module defines the surface from which particles are emitted and can drastically change the appearance of your particle effect. All the shapes have properties that define their dimensions, except for Mesh, which will follow the details of the mesh you select. In this tutorial, we’ll explore the options in the Shape module.

Namespaces are a fundamental aspect of scripting. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll be able to: Explain the purpose of namespaces. Import a namespace. Declare a type as part of a namespace. Declare nested namespaces.

In the Particle System, you can use the Texture Sheet Animation module to select images for the Particle System to use in an animated effect. In this workflow, we’ll set up a Texture Sheet animation to randomly spawn different star images on the particles in a single emitter.

Adding a light to a Particle System illuminates the environment and objects around the particles and makes the effect more impactful. In this tutorial, you will create a firefly effect that uses a light to illuminate the environment.

In this tutorial, you'll learn several ways to load addressable assets into your game and how to release them from memory, using scripts. We've included some resources and reviews of scripting concepts that you'll use with the Addressables system. By the end of this tutorial, you'll be able to do the following: Define an asynchronous operation Identify different ways of referencing an addressable asset in scripts Identify different methods of loading and releasing addressable assets asynchronously

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use standard and custom events to record user actions and view the data of those actions on the Unity Dashboard.

Editor Scripting can help you customize and extend the Unity editor to make it easier to use on your projects. This tutorial covers the basics of editor scripting, including building custom inspectors, gizmos, and other Editor windows.