Here is an open source web tool for making branching dialogue trees for games. The alpha version is aimed specifically at Construct 3 but there are also plans for more generic JSON exporters.
Check out Game Dialogue Maker here:
How to use SVG files in Unity
AAB to APK
Multiple scene views in Unity 3D
Sometimes it’s useful to see the 3d world you are creating from multiple different angles simultaneously. Many 3D programs like 3Ds Max even offer quad views that have four different angles available. In Unity you can view your scene from multiple angles in the editor by right-clicking on the scene window tab at the top and choosing “add tab” and then “scene”. You can now drag and drop this new scene window tab to a place in the interface that you prefer and change it’s view angle to your liking. One way of working could for example be to have always one top view available and next to that one free view.
Export from Blender EEVEE to Unity 3D using glTF
Unity Editor: Find all lights in a scene
Here’s how you can filter your hierarchy to find all light sources in a scene: just type in the following into the hierarchy search bar
t:Light
Improve FPS in Unity with Occlusion Culling
Thanks to Youtube user “strups” for providing this quick tutorial on Occlusion Culling in Unity. This small tip can really improve the performance of your game.
Written instructions:
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Activate camera fly mode in Unity
Here’s how to easily fly around your scene by using the standard wasd-keys and your mouse (like in a game):
1. Hold down the right mouse button
2. Press one of the wasd keys to move and move your mouse to turn
Additional tip: If you think that the scroll wheel zoom is jumping in too large increments, try holding down atl+right mouse button in order to dolly the camera smoothly by moving your mouse slowly.
Importing alpha-mapped planes from Blender to Unity
This tutorial shows you how you can bring alpha mapped planes into Unity while keeping the transparency intact:
1. Import the 3d-model as an asset
2. Import the texture as an asset and toggle the “Alpha is transparency” checkbox on. Apply.
3. Drag the 3d-model to your scene
4. Drag and drop the texture on top of the 3d-model
5. Select the object and open it’s shader in the inspector. Change the rendering mode from “opaque” to “fade” or “transparent”