Learn to use Visual Studio as your Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for Unity, including initial installation and setup, editing game code, and debugging.

In this tutorial you will download the Match Function SDK, and get it set up for visual studio.

In the Make a Spinner Project, you'll learn how to make a spinner in Unity. This is a beginner's level project and perfect for anyone who has already downloaded Unity/Visual Studio you understand the basics of how to navigate the Unity interface. This project was created by Ottiya!

In this official course from Unity, you will learn Real-time Animated Storytelling, allowing you to create your own 3D animations with cutting-edge technology. During the course, you will develop pre-visualization skills, learn to create an environment and props, animate characters, film a story, and refine your Scene with lighting and effects. As an artist and storyteller, you will learn how to leverage one of the most powerful new technologies to bring your ideas to life in real-time. As you complete the creative challenges and develop your own project, you’ll be able to share your new skills in our gallery and in your portfolio. Whether you’re a student who wants to be at the forefront of the entertainment industry, or a professional looking to upskill, by the end of this course you will have developed in-demand animation skills to make you stand out from the crowd. The 3D assets for this course were generously provided by our partner, Synty Studios, and are not for commercial use. If you would like to use any of the 3D assets from this course in commercial projects, please purchase one of the asset packs from Synty Studios’ Asset Store page .

In this tutorial, we’ll explore creating and using native plug-ins in Unity. Native plug-ins are code that is written — typically in a C-based language — compiled outside of Unity, and imported as a prebuilt library. Native plug-ins are precompiled binaries on all build target platforms except iOS, where the original code is imported instead, to be included in the Xcode project. Native plug-ins allow your Unity project to use existing C/Objective-C/C++ code or integrate with middleware libraries and work with hardware where the libraries are available.

In this tutorial, you’ll set the default script editor (IDE) to use with scripts in Unity Editor.

It’s important to understand light shapes because the shape determines how a Light affects the area it illuminates. When working with lights, using the right shape can make a noticeable difference in the fidelity of your project.

Scripts are behavior components that can be applied to GameObjects and modified in the Unity Inspector. A script is made up of C# code that is executed during the "play" state. Scripts can also be used to create tools in Unity to modify the development process. In this tutorial, you will learn about how to use scripts in Unity.

In this video, you'll learn how to make the wheel spin left. You will: Create a C# script Apply the script to the wheel Play it in game mode

Making a spinner in Unity is a great entry-level project to get students to think about programming and development. This series was created with students in middle/high school in mind, but it could be used for younger and older students with modification on how the content is presented. Learn more about teaching ideas in this video and by downloading the curriculum guide here .