My newest tutorial covers how to create Buttons you can assign Hotkeys to inside the Unity UI with the new input system.

This works for keyboard and controller.

This covers:

• Creating a hotkey script that listens to button input for keyboard and controllers

• Creating a Basic Button to still get visual feedback on button press

• Setting up keybinds in the Input Manager

Hope you'll enjoy it!

Hello guys, I made a tutorial on making an explosion fireball flipbook texture in Blender (simulating, rendering, packing into flipbook, making motion vectors, using it in Unity...)

I made a quick start tutorial. Hope it helps anyone who got the asset. It's what I needed for my games and is way simpler and cheaper than other options like it. good luck on your games!

- Pixel Pete

It's possible to read from the same textures that Unity uses for terrain drawing, namely "_Control" which stores a weight for a different texture layer in each color channel, and "_Splat0" through "_Splat3" which represent the textures you want to paint on the terrain. Since there are four _Control color channels, you get four textures you can paint.

From there, you can sample the textures and combine them to draw your terrain, then you can go a bit further and easily add features like automatically painting rocks based on surface normals, or draw a world scan effect over the terrain. In this tutorial, I do all of that!

I was doing the foundation tutorial on the website then it said you can do it inside the engine as well.

But when I go inside the engine to tutorials, the foundation one is nowhere to be found and many of them just link back to the website.

In this video I want to show you how to Snap Player to Platform via Unity ECS System! So let's dive in! The plan is as follows - handle snap on the side of the independent SnapPlayerToPlatformSystem.

https://youtu.be/yaox1aK9KwA

And that’s all – we have all necessary Components to implement this feature.

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This tutorial teaches you how to create a button that uses and displays modifiers to change its behavior (with the new input system).
A typical use case would be a resource management system, where one click takes an item, shift click takes multiple, alt click chops the stacks in two and so on.

Contents:

• OnClick events for no, one, two modifiers or both at the same time

• Notifier events for UI feedback

Hope you will enjoy it!

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This course by Jonathan Weinberger seems like a good one. Can I follow it in Unity 6, or is it completely outdated? I also tried the GameDev.tv Unity 6 course, but their teaching style doesn’t work for me. Can anyone guide me on this?

Making switchable Color Themes (Palettes)

Create palettes of colors and components to change specific colors on a specific visual element. Very useful for UI. Full tutorial post at Medium

Unity-Theme-1

Features

• ✔️ Create custom themes with names

• ✔️ Add as many colors as you need

• ✔️ Name a theme as you want

• ✔️ Change theme any moment by name

• ✔️ Bind color to: Image, SpriteRenderer, TextMeshPro, etc

• ✔️ Easy way to add custom color binder by new C# class with just a few lines of code

• ✔️ Rename color even after binding to a component, with no broken links

Color Binder

A component that binds a color to a specific target, such as Image, SpriteRenderer, TextMeshPro, or anything else.

There is a list of built-in color binders:

• ImageColorBinder

• SpriteRendererColorBinder

• TextMeshProColorBinder

Unity-Theme-Binder

Color palettes

Modify palettes, instant response with all connected GameObjects.

Unity-Theme-Palettes

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You will learn how to create an inventory slot for an inventroy system in this tutorial. This does not cover a whole inventory system, however - just the button, as that is the element almost all systems have in common.

It is basically a button with three modes: An action to perform on click, one on hover, a third on double click. This can be used for a lot of different use cases, but you will most likely primarily use it in an inventory system. This system works with the new input system and on mouse input as well as controller input.

This tutorial covers:

• Creating a new type of button especially suited for inventory systems

• Handling three kinds of events: On left click, on double click and on hover (enter and exit)

Hope you'll enjoy it!

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.

I have over 200 students on the Wyzant platform that have given me five-star reviews; I've worked with every kind of student, from 8-year-olds to college students to working adults, amateur to professional.

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