After a crazy week featuring not one but three separate events crammed into the span of one week (plus this past week of travel and catching... Read more

After a crazy week featuring not one but three separate events crammed into the span of one week I'm finally coming up for air and thought I... Read more

The Demo Team is putting the finishing touches on the iPhone Standard Assets that will go out with the Unity iPhone 1.1. release. There are ... Read more

Two weeks ago we announced our Unity Summer of Code program through which we offer indie & student developers the chance to get paid for... Read more

I learned programming on an Amiga 500. Some lowlevel stuff with copperlists, sine and cosine lookup tables and a line drawing algorithm to g... Read more

Just making characters in your game look around can bring them much more to life as well as express important information to the user. Here ... Read more

I'm happy to report that Unity 2.5.1 has finished baking in the oven and is now ready for download! As with all minor updates (anything 2.x)... Read more

I've always said that Unity as a product is made up of 60% community, 20% grand ideas and concepts, 15% groovy tech and 15% wicked developer... Read more

We here at Unity Tech draw inspiration from a variety of sources, some come from within, others from outside, this one definitely came from ... Read more

The Locomotion System for Unity has previously been briefly mentioned on this blog, but this post will go more in depth with what exactly it... Read more

Everyone knows the internet is made up of a series of tubes.  Since Unity has such a strong internet component in the webplayer, nothing but... Read more

With Unity 2.5.1 quickly wrapping up development, the last item on our to-do list is verifying webplayer compatibility.  As a team we do sys... Read more

If you're using compressed audio in your iPhone game, then you should grab Unity iPhone 1.0.3. It is a hot fix release with a single purpose... Read more