Tag: unity

Buried Treasure: The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall

Image Source: https://www.prosiebengames.de/magazin/spielgenre-news/rpgs-und-mmorpgs/the-elder-scrolls-2-daggerfall-unity-remake-bis-zum-story-ende-spielbar It is no doubt that many of you are familiar with the 2011 behemoth in gaming that was The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim as well as it’s many resurrections and special editions that have been released in the years since, but many are not familiar with the much older titles by Bethesda,…
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3-D Game Development Unity: Creating Project and Importing Assets

Last week, I wrote an article about getting started in Unity. Well, this week we will talk about how to create a project in unity as well as how to import assets in the unity project. If you have a problem installing the unity software in your machine or your computation power is slow. No…
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3D-Game Development: Get Started With Unity

Hola, I’ll be now starting the 3d game development series using the unity software. Unity, the world’s most popular development platform for creating 2D and 3D multiplatform games and interactive experiences. Let’s start Requirements Make sure you have satisfied the hardware and software requirements to have installed unity in your machine. OS: Windows 7 SP1+,…
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Unity for 3D Animation with Cinemachine

Unity is not just a game engine, but can be used for 3D animation too. Unity has a built in package called Cinemachine that helps you create dynamic cameras and switch between shots easily. Cinemachine can also be used in games to make cameras that follow objects or switch between each other easily. A great…
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Making Terrain in Unity and Unreal

Both Unity and Unreal engines have tools for you to make large, spanning landscapes for games or just for rendering a scene. Both engines have landscape tools such as sculpting, texture painting, and foliage painting to help create a detailed, alive landscape. A tutorial for terrain creation in Unity can be found HERE. A similar…
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Throwing Shade[rs] at Unity

When flat colors and textures aren’t enough to make your game look good, that’s where shaders come in. Shaders are responsible for water, glowing, and swaying grass in video games. Shaders can change the entire look and style of a game, and Unity has now made an easier way to create shaders in a GUI…
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