Unity Tutorials, Tutorial 1 to 1.3

 This week we have started working in Unity3D. We were supplied with a website with a list of tutorials to follow one by one. The tutorials are spit into units which makes it easy to come back if you started working earlier and want to come back, start working where you left off.

For me the tutorials were a breeze as I am somewhat familiar with the UI in Unity3D as I have previous experience with 3D programs like blender which I enjoy working in very much.

Unity3D UI - Image of my tutorial progress

The installation process was also a breeze. I downloaded the Unity3D launcher, opened it and pressed 'Install', it was as easy as that.

I am big into UI design and like messing around with different setting, therefore I enjoyed customising my own UI layout that we got to save so that we can load it up every time we open Unity. I think this is a very handy feature that lets you customise your experience and workflow to suit your preferences and boost your productivity.

Customised Unity UI as showed in tutorials - Image taken from my Unity3D