Archive for March, 2011

Yet another video showing a cool project that was worked on during last week’s Ninja Camp, Spline based mesh extrusion!  

Despite NinjaCamp concluding last friday (25/03/11) We still have plenty of projects that were worked on during the week that we’d like to share with you. Starting with a new component: LOD Group  

Happy Friday, folks!  With all the excitement from this week’s Ninja Camp, we have even more exiting news to share on the Union front… In Brian’s last Union post, we shared what we were able to do with Sony Ericsson’s Xperia PLAY launch and several talented studios to implement Xperia PLAY’s unique controls in their…

Lucas has added a really nice, simple improvement, check out the video to see how it works:  

The Ninjas have assembled and we’ve all been hard at work this week.  We’re surprisingly tired at this point, but all sorts of cool things are popping up around the office. For our NinjaCamp project, Levi, Vytautas, and I (Na’Tosha) decided to pursue our passion for GNU/Linux — we thought we would invest our time…

For NinjaCamp, Chris and Rob decided to see if two guys could make an adventure game for under $1000 using only Asset Store assets. According to them, the number of art packages available on the Asset Store made level design fun, fast and easy. With no programming experience, they spent the last few days getting…

Joe Robins spent a few minutes checking out the coolness Shawn and Jens have been busy with over the last few days. Vertex Color Painting!  

NinjaCamp ninjas are busy working on small, large and almost impossible projects. This one is tiny in comparison, but should be pretty useful. We’re adding a context menu item in the asset window to “Filter References in Scene”. Selecting it will apply a filter to your hierarchy window to find all GameObjects or their children…

Update: The Create Script Dialog is now on the Asset Store As our NinjaCamp project Bas and I decided on a cause a bit humbler than many of the other projects going on here: We just want to improve the workflow of creating a new script in Unity. The current way to make a new…

The Copenhagen office is packed with developers who have gathered for NinjaCamp III. As the name implies, we have done two of these experimental weeks before. Each camp has focused on different aspects of development life at Unity. This time NinjaCamp is an opportunity for developers to work on projects that we would normally either…

Hello everyone. I wanted to show you something I’ve been working on last couple of FAFFs. The purpose of this post is to interest some of the technical types among you. If you don’t care about a technical discussion about an unfinished feature, you can just read about the basics or jump right to the…

As you may know, the Unity editor environment is at its core incredibly extensible.  An over-arching part of the design philosophy is to allow and encourage talented developers to create new features, integrated at a level deeper than the simple plug-in architecture you find in other software.  Editor extensions can sit so tightly and integrate…

Hi Everyone, We are very happy to announce that Unity Android and Unity Android Pro are now available! Head here to download a trial and read on for extra info on what is included. Naturally, Android fits straight into the editor like all the other platforms, so its incredibly simple to take your existing games…