Installing Unity is a two-step process – first, we install a Unity Installer (also called Unity Hub), before installing the Unity Editor (which is the editor with which we write Unity code). Installing Unity (Hub and Editor) on your home computer Please check that your home computer meets the following system requirements (there are different requirements between Windows and Mac computers): Review Unit圓D system requirements The Unit圓D gaming engine has a set of minimum requirements that your home computer must meet in order to function properly. Please note that there is additional information that the course attendee is required have with them at the start of the course (see “Important!” section below). This process covers the following pre-course steps to ensure the attendee’s computer is set-up correctly for Unit圓D:

For the purposes of attending this educational event, the Unit圓D software requires a Personal License which can be downloaded for free.

Depending on the modules to be installed, the Unity software can take up to 1GB of hard drive space.The installation is mainly unattended (assuming you have enough hard drive space) Before you start: This set-up process can take hours (e.g., on slower computers), however your attention is usually only needed for the first 10-15 minutes of the installation.This course requires that your home computer is set-up correctly to enable the attendee gain the most from the course. To ensure that there are no delays at the start of your course, we recommend that your home computer is set-up with the Unit圓D games development engine a few days prior to the course starting.

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