Have you ever wanted to make a game like Monument Valley? This article (by yours truly) shows you how. Learn how the famous Monument Valley game mechanics and camera views work and create your own click-to-move game! You’ll also add a few really cool techniques to your Unity toolbelt.
In Unity, we can help optimize our 3d scene using occlusion culling, an industry standard technique for removing unseen objects. Because of their relationship to the virtual camera and surrounding geometry, objects can be obscured or occluded. Removing these hidden surfaces effectively improves graphics performance. The basics steps for setting up occlusion culling in Unity are:
Many of you in the Unity Technical Artist: Lighting in Game Development course have inquired about color theory and learning more about how colors work together. Cinema Don’t forget that we have over a hundred years of cinema to draw from, and if you’re in need of some inspiration, probably you should start with color
