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<br /><br />I started working with Unity iPhone a few days ago and I’ve been digging around in the example game project files and reading thru forum posts looking for clues on how to make stuff work.   I’ve found a few good/basic tutorials but I was lookin

I think we should together in the community create a big checklist of things to think of, especially regarding performance, when it comes to

I'm using Unity and SpriteManager 2 to make a 2D game for the iPhone/iPad. Using the shader included with SM2 and/or the mobile vertex color

December 13, 2008I started programming on Unity last 2 months. In the mean time I tried to collect what to do and what not based on my exper

<br /><br />Unity's rapid edit-compile-test cycle encourages developers to build game levels interactively in the editor. Game parameters are often saved directly in the scene, or on prefabs. However, sometimes it makes sense to read that data from a file

Let me start off by saying that Unity3D is a really great game engine. Let me also say that I wish the documentation was as great as the engine is. Sadly, it’s difficult to figure out some of the more powerful features of Unity3D without significant trial

<br />Creating 2D Games With Unity3D Part 2Posted January 6th, 2011 in Tutorials, Unity3D by Tim Miller<br />This is part 2 of a multi-part series on making 2D games with Unity3D. Part 1 covered the basic tools you’ll need, some basic concepts, and initial

<br />Creating 2D Games With Unity3D Part 4Posted March 25th, 2011 in Tutorials, Unity3D by Tim Miller<br />This is the 4th installment in my series on Creating 2D games with Unity 3D. Part 1 covered the basic tools you’ll need, some basic concepts, and in

<br />Creating 2D Games With Unity3D Part 1Posted December 29th, 2010 in Tutorials, Unity3D by Tim Miller<br />One of my goals for 2011 is to write at least one new blog post every week. I’m going to kick off that goal this week by starting a multi-part se

<br />2D Or Not 2D – Creating 2D Games With Unity3D Part 3Posted January 20th, 2011 in Tutorials, Unity3D by Tim Miller<br />My next game is going to be 2D, but the backgrounds will be forced perspective to give the scene a 3D appearance. Before the artist

Way back in the first part of this series, I mentioned that you can make complex collision objects in 3D packages like Maya or Blender to ma