In this tutorial, you will learn about the different Shaders and Material Properties in TextMesh Pro

In this tutorial, you will learn how to use style sheets and the styles within them in TextMesh Pro

In this comprehensive course from Oculus and Unity, you’ll learn how to build an immersive VR game step by step. Designed for people who have an intermediate knowledge of Unity, the goal of this course is to teach you how to design, develop, and deploy a VR application. You’ll learn an extensive range of principles and best practices: from locomotion and hand presence, to optimization and testing, to user interaction and go-to-market strategy. Coached along the way by experts from Oculus and Unity, you'll build a vertical slice of an escape room game throughout the course. While the course is geared towards developing for the Oculus Rift, the principles covered also apply to the Oculus Quest, and you’ll learn to avoid some common pitfalls we see developers experience when submitting their application to the Oculus Store. Take your VR skills to the next level with this deep dive into the principles of VR development. Access additional support and submit your finished vertical slice to the Oculus Developer Support team for feedback: https://developer.oculus.com/unity-learn-vr/ FAQ 1. What prerequisites do I need to take this course? This course is designed for intermediate level developers with familiarity building in Unity, ideally with some VR experience too. If you’re brand new to game development or VR, we recommend taking an intro to Unity course and/or an intro to VR tutorial prior to taking this one. 2. What version of Unity do I need to complete the course? The course uses 2018.4 LTS. 3. What Oculus hardware is recommended for the course? This course is focused on developing for Rift S, so we recommend using a Rift S, but the principles covered also apply to Oculus Quest.

This guide is meant to assist Unreal Engine developers in familiarizing themselves with the Unity engine, its Editor, and its various workflows.

Now that you've gone this far in the Swords and Shovels series of projects, it's time to close the loop on key pieces of the game to create a fun and engaging gaming experience! In this project, Swords and Shovels: Closing the Loop, you will gain the ability to use the systems you’ve learned in the earlier projects, and a few new ones. First, you will learn how to spawn mobs in waves of increasing difficulty. Next, you will discover how to level up your hero, and add feedback with sound and graphical exciters. Finally, you will explore how to make use of the inventory system with drops and pickup, and close the game loop. When you’re finished with this project, you will have new approaches and techniques you can use in all of your game development adventures. To access the the assets used for this project, click the blue "Project Materials" tab on this project, or within the individual tutorial.

In this course, you will learn about Audio, UI, Gameplay Programming and Unity Services. To access the the assets used for this course, click the blue "Project Materials" tab within each project or tutorial.

User Interfaces are the glue between the player and the game that often go overlooked. In this project, Design Eye-catching UI in Unity, you will learn how to create an immersive UI that will take your game to the next level. First, you will learn the basics of designing your digital aesthetics. Next, you will explore how to put together UI components that every game needs, including life bars, dialogue systems, and maps. Finally, you will discover how to customize these components to fit your game theme and give your players that extra wow factor. By the end of the project, you’ll have a foundational understanding of the UI components that turn good games into great games. To access the the assets used for this project, click the blue "Project Materials" tab on this project, or within the individual tutorial.

Make it your game by customizing the Splash Screen!

Recorded sessions from Unite Conferences and other live events demonstrate various User Interface (UI) development tips and best practices.

Take a tour of the Unity interface in this overview, including introductions to the Scene view, Game view, Hierarchy window, Project window, and Inspector window.