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Want to know how you can make on-the-fly tweaks to animation assets without their source files, or mock up the concept art for your next project with a few clicks? Unity Technical Artist Victor Kam shows you how to unlock these workflows easily and quickly with ArtEngine. Do you work with prebuilt animation assets from […]
The post From tiling to styling: Discover the basics of ArtEngine for your animation assets appeared first on Unity Technologies Blog.
2D games are made from hundreds or even thousands of sprites. The 2D team at Unity is continuously working to improve round-tripping workflows, including the steps needed to import, and iterate on, assets. A major improvement is the 2D PSD Importer package. Read on to learn how to import Photoshop PSB files into your project […]
The post How to speed up 2D art workflows with 2D PSD Importer appeared first on Unity Technologies Blog.
Prepare your students for in-demand careers by teaching them how to use industry-standard tools and workflows to effectively contribute to a cross-disciplinary team. Educators have faced many challenges this past year. At Unity, we’re committed to supporting educators like you with the right tools and resources to help you and your students thrive. This is […]
The post New Unity Educator plan provides free tools to teach Unity and empower your students appeared first on Unity Technologies Blog.
Is your limited dataset holding back the performance of your computer vision model? Using the power of the Unity Computer Vision Perception Package, Unity can unlock the potential of your computer vision model by generating custom datasets tailored to your specific requirements. Today, Unity Computer Vision Datasets are available to customers worldwide. Find out more […]
The post Supercharge your computer vision models with synthetic datasets built by Unity appeared first on Unity Technologies Blog.
Games are incredibly challenging to test. Game developers build games from components, yet the player interacts with a visual and dynamic world that is much more interesting and complex than a sum of components. Due to the complexity of modern games, even the most sophisticated QA teams have very limited options to scale the QA […]
The post On-Demand QA Testing with Unity Automated QA appeared first on Unity Technologies Blog.
Mortenson used Unity to create a virtual reality (VR) walkthrough of Climate Pledge Arena, the new home of the Seattle Kraken. The immersive and collaborative virtual environment enables project, sales and marketing, and ownership teams to review designs and give tours before the arena is built. U.S.-based Mortenson is a top-20 builder, developer, and provider […]
The post Mortenson releases Unity on Climate Pledge Arena appeared first on Unity Technologies Blog.
Are you interested in providing feedback directly to Unity teams? Sign up to become a member of Unity Pulse, our new product feedback and research community that we created because we believe your experiences and insight into product features are vital to Unity’s evolution. Unity Pulse is a new online feedback community created by the market […]
The post Join Unity Pulse, the community at the heart of building a better Unity appeared first on Unity Technologies Blog.
Data volume is one of the main challenges facing lidar simulation. One leading lidar solution provider is using Unity’s Sensor SDK, System Graph, and High Definition Render Pipeline (HDRP) to simulate the data required to research and produce sensors. In this blog, Peter Desrosier, Multimedia Content Developer at Velodyne Lidar, shares their approach. The utility […]
The post Velodyne Lidar and Unity team up to enhance lidar simulation appeared first on Unity Technologies Blog.
The Addressable Asset System allows you to safely and efficiently manage the content of complex Unity projects. Discover how the Synchronous Addressables API can make switching your project to this flexible system easier than before. The Addressable Asset System (i.e., Addressables) is our recommended tool for projects that require efficient asset and memory management. Addressables […]
The post Find out what’s new for the Addressable Asset System appeared first on Unity Technologies Blog.
Our High Performance C# (HPC#) compiler technology, Burst, just keeps getting better. That’s why we want to unpack some major improvements made in the most recent version, Burst 1.5. In this post, we’ll take you through the headline features and their benefits, so you can make the most of Burst in your projects. Arm Neon […]
The post Bursting into 2021 with Burst 1.5 appeared first on Unity Technologies Blog.
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Want to know how to use Unity for virtual production and real-time iteration? Read on to discover how this innovative studio helped its clients stay on time and on budget while fine-tuning textures and lighting in real-time. As the pandemic swept the world into chaos, virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) experiences were in […]
The post How indie studio VRFX uses Unity and ArtEngine for real-time filmmaking appeared first on Unity Technologies Blog.
You need a lot of data to train a computer vision model to effectively interpret its surroundings, which can strain resources. Read this guest post to discover how Neural Pocket, an AI solution provider, used synthetic data to enable its computer vision models. Neural Pocket provides end-to-end AI smart city solutions for some of the […]
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Explore Unity’s new, experimental netcode library and the underlying patterns of a multiplayer game in our small scale cooperative RPG, Boss Room Creating multiplayer games is not easy, and it’s common to feel overwhelmed when exploring the development of a multiplayer game – even with SDK docs provided. You need advice on what to do with […]
The post Enter the Boss Room: our new multiplayer sample game appeared first on Unity Technologies Blog.
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