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Learn - Resources - Downloads Here you will find a variety of Complete Projects, Samples and other useful tools for Unity. Most of these assets are provided via the Asset Store which allows us to keep you updated with new versions - so remember to check for updates on these assets in the editor periodically. Samples Game Jam menu template (Unity 5.x) Download Particle Callbacks demo (Unity 4.x) Download The Blacksmith Demo: Characters (Unity 5.x) Download The Blacksmith Demo: Environments (Unity 5.x) Download Unity Labs 'Corridor lighting' example (Unity 5.x) Download Viking Village demo (Unity 5.x) Download Complete projects Survival Shooter tutorial (Unity 4.6) Download Survival Shooter tutorial (Unity 5.x) Download Tools Level Streaming for Unity WebGL (Unity 5.x) Download Shader Calibration Scene (Unity 5.x) Download Simple Movie Textures for Unity WebGL (Unity 5.x) Download Simple Web Sockets for Unity WebGL (Unity 5.x) Download The Blacksmith Demo: Atmospheric Scattering solution (Unity 5.x) Download
Unity - Scripting API: This section of the documentation contains details of the scripting API that Unity provides. To use this information, you should be familiar with the basic theory and practice of scripting in Unity which is explained in the Scripting section of our manual. The scripting reference is organised according to the classes available to scripts which are described along with their methods, properties and any other information relevant to their use. The pages are extensively furnished with example code that you are free to use for any purpose without crediting Unity. The examples can be viewed in either C# or JavaScript using the menu at the top of each page. API are grouped by namespaces they belong to, and can be selected from the sidebar to the left.
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Learn to Code by Making Games - The Complete Unity Developer Using Unity 5's wonderful water prefab. Create a “water table” in your terrain. Dig down to create some water hazards. Paint mud under the water's surface. Full Lecture Transcript... Hey hey, welcome back! because Unity 5 comes with beautiful water shaders built in, for free now! take a look! table in your terrain. meaning a height in the terrain below which there is water, although you'll see that it's just a surface, but let's take a look. surface even, and previewing the water from the ground. into Unity and take a look at this. if you've imported the package, which I hope you have by now, you should have Water and Water Basic. Standard Assets, Environment, Water, Water, and get a prefab, and we're going to go for WaterProDaytime, I think for now. that WaterProDaytime into the scene and double click it, you'll see that it's made a little circle, but it'll have made a circle in completely the wrong place. So, how high do we want this, for a start? so in my case that's at 45. terrain. 600.