Basics: Unity

Overview

“In this lesson, I introduce you to the Unity interface, reviewing the basic functionality. I talk about several windows: the hierarchy window, which lists all the game objects in a scene; the scene window, which provides a visual perspective of the 3D scene; the inspector window, which inspects the currently selected object or file; and the project window, which mirrors the files in your project on your machine. I also talk about the console window and the game window, the latter a preview of the game's final look from the player's perspective. Finally, I highlight the interface's customizability, allowing users to adjust the layout to their needs.”

In this video lesson André Cardoso addresses the topic: Interface Overview, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 1: Introduction. Unity Fundamentals.

Partial transcription of the video

“The Unity interface can be a lot to take in at first. There are a lot of windows that mean different things. That's why in this unit, I'll do a general overview on the interface and explain what these windows are And what did they do? The Unity interface can be a little confusing at a first glance. So that's why I want to focus a little bit and give an overview on what these windows are and what they do in general, so that we feel more comfortable when using Unity on the next steps of the course. First, let's do some alignment on the actual language. Everything in the 3D space in Unity is c...”

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Course summary for: Course 1: Introduction

• Level: Beginner
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• 7 lessons (38m)