Unity Tutorials

There is always a confusion whether to use Update or Fixed update for your script and the most common answer you get is to use Fixed update when physics is involved. You can read our post on Unity update to understand the differences. In this tutorial we will see how to slow down the frequency … Read more

In this tutorial let’s see how to add force to an object in Unity and understand the type of forces that you can use. Adding force in Unity requires a Rigidbody in Unity. So, add a Rigidbody component before adding your force script. Addforce in Unity takes two inputs. The first one is a Unity … Read more

In the majority of games, one of the primary actions is moving objects. Whether it involves maneuvering our player character, controlling the enemy, or manipulating the environment, the movement mechanics play a crucial role in shaping the gameplay experience. So, for our next lesson in learning Unity let’s move the player using script. In this … Read more

There is no game development with mathematics. We see multiple mathematic calculations during the game development process. Mathf in Unity is the combination of all mathematic functions that you will need for your game. Mathf is inbuild in the Unity engine namespace so, you don’t need to add any to use Mathf. Mathf has lot … Read more

Unity editor is the first interface you will see after starting a new project. All the game development except scripting and asset development happens in Unity editor. Knowing your way around the editor, is very crucial to getting started with Unity. This tutorial is aimed toward people who are using the Unity editor for the … Read more

Earlier in Unity you have to use an external software to record gameplay in Unity editor. With the launch of Unity Cinemachine and Recorder, you can now make and record your own gameplay. This is a very handy feature that eases a lot of work when making a cutscene in Unity. In this tutorial, we … Read more

What is Unity Lerp Lerp in Unity represents the equivalent of mathematical linear interpolation. Using Lerp, you can get any point between positions, similar to the methods used in linear interpolation for curve fitting. To understand it better Let’s say we have a position X and a position Y. Now if you need the midpoint … Read more

If you have installed Visual studio community along with Unity editor using Unity Hub then you can see that your Visual studio editor has autocomplete/IntelliSence enabled by default. That is, you will be able to see all Unity functions as you type. But if you have installed Visual studio code then you might not see … Read more

There are multiple ways to delay a task in Unity. You can either make your own timer function or use the inbuilt feature like async await. If your intention is not to display the timer then there is no need to make a timer function in Unity. You will delay a lot of tasks, during … Read more