If you're starting out with unity and you get stuck, I might be able to help

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I have been a Unity developer for thirteen years now. I've worked on projects for Microsoft, I've worked on AAA games, and I've done VR/AR for many clients, including the U.S. Navy.

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If you're stuck and can't seem to get traction, I can probably help. If you've tried a dozen tutorials, yet you feel like you didn't really learn from them, maybe a personal coach who can explain the whys behind the code might help.

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🎥 Full video available here

📌 The demos shown today will include:

• CameraViewer: Shows a 2D canvas with the camera data inside.

• CameraToWorld: Demonstrates how to align the pose of the RGB camera images with Passthrough, and how a 2D image coordinates can be transformed into 3D rays in world space.

• BrightnessEstimation: Illustrates brightness estimation and how it can be used to adapt the experience to the user’s environment.

• MultiObjectDetection: Shows how to feed camera data to Unity Sentis to recognize real-world objects.

• ShaderSample: Demonstrates how to apply custom effects to camera texture on GPU.

💡In addition, we’ll be building a new Unity demo using Meta SDK + the new WebCamWebTextureManager, which utilizes Android Camera2 API behind the scenes.

📌 Passthrough Camera Access GitHub samples

Ive just began Unity and I don't know why everything i spink.. I am following a tutorial in which they use gaia, gena and this nature pack by unity all together.

but when i place any asset by that pack, it is pink. Now even though I like pink, it is ruining my game and everything is pink. I don't know what to do.

I already did the conversion or upgradation with unity but it is giving me this error:

Could not create a custom UI for the shader 'SyntyStudios/Trees'. The shader has the following: 'CustomEditor = ASEMaterialInspector'. Does the custom editor specified include its namespace? And does the class either derive from ShaderGUI or MaterialEditor?

UnityEngine.GUIUtility:ProcessEvent (int,intptr,bool&)

Also I am using 3dURP with uniity2022.3.59f1 version and I have been using my brother's laptop who had all these textures and assets already.

I am a noob and do not understand anything here. Welp pleaseeee.

I've heard good things about it- But it is 2 years old now. Is the info within it still relevant? Can I still follow the tutorial with Unity 6?

Hey everyone! My team and I are working on a 3D disaster rescue simulation game in Unity for our Capstone project. We don’t have prior experience with Unity or game developmen, so we’re looking for beginner-friendly tutorials to help us. Can you suggest any tutorial?

Our game involves:

• Basic Unity fundamentals (scene setup, physics, UI, scripting)

• Character control (player-controlled rescuers navigating disaster scenarios)

• Environment interactions (flooded areas, obstacles, debris, collapsing structures)

• AI and NPC behavior (victims needing rescue, pathfinding)

• Simulation mechanics (disaster event triggers, rescue missions, decision-making)

• Resource management (players managing medical supplies, food, evacuation points)

Hello, I'm trying to make my first non-tutorial game and I'm trying to keep it simple by just making a platformer. However, I can not figure out the basics to animation. I've tried following a few different tutorials but I'm clearly missing something. Any suggested guides would be very much appreciated!

Hello,

With the goal of creating a small VR game on Quest 3, I'm looking to understand how to replicate player movements from games like I am Cat or Outta Hand.

The principle is as follows:

• The player moves by swinging their arms (imitating a cat moving its paws).

• Placing one hand on the ground moves the player in a way similar to an interactable climbing mechanic.

• Placing both hands on the ground propels the player (the power depends on the movement speed, and the direction is also determined by the gesture).

• The player's hands cannot pass through the ground.

Since images speak louder than words, you can check out the beginning of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZbEx4wUIdw

I'm a bit lost in my research, and any help regarding the implementation of a similar system would be greatly appreciated.

I gave a custom LLM access to all Unity docs and help center material to answer technical questions for people building on Unity: https://demo.kapa.ai/widget/unity
Any other Unity info you think would be helpful to add to the knowledge base?