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Ch.2 →“Getting Started with Unity: Navigating the Hub, Editor, and Physics Engine”

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Exploring Unity In Part 1, we explored the basics of Unity Hub and Unity Editor. Now, let’s dive deeper into the installation process, the concept of axes in Unity, and how to ensure multiple GameObjects align correctly in the same plane. Additionally, we’ll cover some essential shortcuts to enhance your workflow in Unity. Installing Unity Hub and Unity Editor Before you start creating games, you need to install Unity Hub and Unity Editor. Follow these steps: Download Unity Hub: Visit  Unity’s official website . Navigate to the Downloads section and select Unity Hub. Download and install the application on your system. 2. Sign In or Create an Account: Open Unity Hub and log in with your Unity account. If you don’t have one, create a free account. 3. Install Unity Editor: In Unity Hub, go to the “Installs” tab. Click “Add Editor” and select the version you want to install. For beginners, choose the latest stable release. Include additional modules like “Android Build Support” or “iO...

Introduction To Unity Hub and Unity Ch.1

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  Getting Started with Unity Hub and Unity Editor Unity is a powerful game engine that allows developers to create and design 2D and 3D games with ease. Unity Hub acts as a gateway to the Unity Editor, providing an interface for managing your Unity projects and versions. In this blog, I’ll walk you through the basic features of Unity Hub and the Unity Editor, and how to start working on your first game project. What is Unity Hub? Unity Hub is a platform that gives you easy access to Unity, the world-renowned game engine. It helps manage your Unity installations, create new projects, and open previously saved ones. With Unity Hub, you can: Create New Projects : Start a new game development project. Open Existing Projects : Open and manage your saved projects. Manage Unity Versions : Install and update different Unity versions to ensure compatibility with your project. Unity Hub is the first step to start your game development journey, and once you're ready, you can launch the Unity ...