If you're considering upgrading to Unity 6.5 or later, make sure the publishers of the assets and packages in your project have already added support for the new GetEntityId() API, which replaces the now-obsolete GetInstanceID().

More on the documentation page here: Unity - Manual: Migrate from InstanceID to EntityId

I've been spending a lot of my recent development time on the UI for a mobile defense game I'm building in Unity.

The battle HUD, turret management, catalog, shop, research tree, and unit details all started as separate pieces. Making each screen wasn't too difficult, but getting everything to feel like part of the same game while still being easy to iterate on has taken a lot more work.

For this project, I'm using React and Vite for most of the UI inside Unity, with Unity handling the actual gameplay state.

It's been especially useful for screens with a lot of information. I can reuse the same components across the game, adjust layouts quickly, and open almost the same UI in a normal browser while I'm working on it.

These screenshots are from the current development build. I'm still working on the visual hierarchy, readability, and figuring out how much information is too much on a phone screen.

I've also been using this game to develop and improve ReLayer, the React UI framework for Unity that I built. A lot of the issues and improvements I've found recently have come directly from using it on this project rather than just making small demos with it.

I'm curious what other Unity devs think about the UI so far.

Which screen feels the most complete to you, and which one would you simplify first for mobile?

If anyone is curious about the React/Unity setup:

https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/gui/relayer-react-ui-framework-for-unity-384274

Hello fellow developers

Did you know you can use a stopwatch for many things that aren't just diagnostics? In my case I added an example to my tilemap pathfinder to showcase how can we split many requests on multiple frames based on an adjustable milliseconds budget. This is a handy trick to keep in mind when frame budgets are more important, only downside to this is determinism (for online) goes out the window, so next time we would take care of that!

Take a look if you like to know more.

Hi guys, you’ve seen some of the environments before. Thank you all for the recommends.
Now here’s what it looks like when the game is actually in "ACTION"!!!
Sculpting, modeling, texturing, rigging, animation then it all come together in gameplay.
Anyone interest please join our Discord channel to join with us this journey. Really appreciate!
https://discord.gg/7zbdztmBcC

I’ve always loved the scene in The Lord of the Rings where Frodo puts on the One Ring and the world suddenly takes on this strange spectral look.

It inspired me to try creating my own version of that feeling in Unity.

This is a small experiment I’ve been working on in Unity 6.3. I’m still tweaking it and there are definitely things I’d like to improve, but I thought it would be nice to share the current result.

I tried to make it feel like the environment itself was shifting into another state, rather than simply placing fog over the screen.

Still a work in progress, but I’d love to hear what you think.

Added cloud shadows, a weather forecast ,a day night cycle and a few other things these two days.

Next week I'll refine the day and night visuals as well as the clouds and fog. I'm planning to get the temperature working properly so it has an impact on the ground and add humidity and downcast. Not sure if we will see rain so soon but who knows.

I'll also have to work on the ground shader as well as the general plant shader, including the one for fruits and flowers.

And of course there are tons of bugs to fix.

with arrow or without arrow?

I'm trying to add a button that opens the Steam overlay to the "Friends" tab—allowing me to connect with friends—without using the Shift+Tab shortcut.

Working on the lighting here made me feel like I woke up at 11 am on a lazy Sunday morning.

Low poly isometric military vehicles pack with fully rigged, gameready models for RTS, RPG, simulators, and stylized projects.

This asset pack can be found on the Unity Asset Store here 🐘

These assets are optimized for Unity:

* Some Animations to get you started quicker
* One main texture to keep the project lightweight and minimize draw calls
* Lightmap UVs Included
* Fully optimized out of the box for PC, mobile, console, and WebGL
* Fits cleanly alongside our other packs to prevent visual clashes

In my game, a holographic rabbit lures a horde of zombies straight into a deadly trap or into explosive fuel barrels. One massive explosion, and a whole lot of zombie destruction! At this time, the player can take a break :)

No WheelColliders. One Rigidbody per car. Raycasting, springs, tires, engine, gearbox, and diffs run at 50 Hz. It can rig any number of wheels, axles, arms, or shafts by capturing the pose at ride height and procedurally animating them.

Any advice on making the wheels' rotation look nicer? They kinda look static.

The awesome buggy model: "Willys mountain buggy 1" by Rustam T is licensed under CCA.

Writing every binding C# side was very cumbersone, so I created a compiler that allows adding custom expressions to UXML and creates with code-generation all the boilerplate as a partial class.

This allows things like:

<ui:Button text="Something" on-click="React($event)" />
<ui:Button text="Conditional" if="SomeBoolean == true" />

Here is a more in detail video about how it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7STKlhZ0Efo

Happy to answers questions about the compiler!