IT IS DONE! After a few technical hitches at the publishing stage, my new book is ready and out now. If you’re interested in learning game development with Unity (or Unity 3D, as its often mis-called!) then I hope you’ll take a look at my book to get yourself rolling. You can grab it from Amazon, amongst other places online, and its available in print, ebook and kindle.
This remarkably comprehensive toolset from Hutong Games is a complete visual script tool for Unity that allows you to work with state machines and visual nodes in order to program your games. Some studios have begun to work with this tool already and are producing detailed work with it.
In yet another fantastic release from Bob Berkebile (aka Pixel Placement), The String Support plugin for Unity allows you to work with String’s Augmented Reality plugin for iOS development in Unity.
Excellent tutorial by Spanish Unity forum member Edy on making a realistic car using the Wheel Colliders in Unity..
Want to get some serious exposure for your game? Get involved by introducing your game to a mass audience with Kongregate.com. Now with extra support for Unity games and access to the API for storing data on your games, Kongregate is a great way to get buzz around your game and build up and audience [...]
My very own Unity book Unity Game Development Essentials is now translated into French via Pearson publishing. If you’re looking to get into game development with Unity and have struggled so far, take a look – the translation is great!
Dave from Bitflip games has emailed to raise awareness of their fantastic tips and tricks series of blog posts they are currently building on their site! Currently on the fourth post, you can read from the start at the following link – http://bitflipgames.com/2010/09/13/tips-for-working-with-unity-1-source-control/
Andrew Gotow, Unity & Maya developer has provided this excellent tutorial to setting up a car in Unity. Whilst there have been tutorials on this in the past, currently the Unity site lacks its former ‘Race Demo’ example project – this more than fills that void, a big thanks to Andrew for providing this to [...]
From Stanford University, this series of videos on youtube will get you started in your approach to ideal programming methodology, start out with this one and work through the series, you’re bound to find enlightenment! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkMDCCdjyW8
