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Unity Development
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Code Signing & Notarizing Your MacOS Application For Distribution
Ensure your Mac app's success with code signing and notarization: avoid warnings, meet Apple’s standards, and distribute seamlessly.
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Multi-Threaded Web Request In Unity Using UnityWebRequest And UnityWebRequestAsyncOperation
Unity developers can implement multi-threaded web requests using UnityWebRequest and UnityWebRequestAsyncOperation classes to prevent main thread blocking. Create a UnityWebRequest object with your target URL, initialize UnityWebRequestAsyncOperation, call SendWebRequest(), and handle responses using the completed event. This asynchronous approach significantly improves application performance and user experience responsiveness.
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See Through Objects With Stencil Buffers Using Unity URP
In This Blog Post, We’ll Look At A Simple Way To Create Objects That Can Be Masked So That They Disappear Using Stencil Buffers Inside Unity’s Universal Render Pipeline (URP)
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Unity Multiplayer Introduction With Photon
The goal of this blog post is to introduce Unity multiplayer to created networked experiences using Photon.
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Loading 3D Models From The Web At Runtime In Unity
Learn How Loading 3D Models (GLTF And GLB) From A Web Server Works And Then Load Them Into Unity At Runtime With Local File Caching.
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Using UnityWebRequest To Download Resources In Unity
Learn How To Efficiently Use The UnityWebRequest Class To Download Many Different Resources From The Web.
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Unity MRTK2 Hololens Development Setup
Follow Along To Gather All The Necessary Dependencies To Build And Deploy A Unity App To Hololens Using The Mixed Reality Toolkit 2 (MRTK2)
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VR Buttons In Unity
Here we’ll cover two quick ways we can get pressable vr buttons working inside of Unity using OpenVR. The first leverages SteamVR’s Unity integration and the second a custom script without any dependencies.
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Oculus Quest Hand Issues, Object Reference Build Failures, And Building For Unity 2019.2 And Above.
If You’re An Oculus Quest Developer And Recently Updated Your Device In The Last Month, You May Have Noticed A Few Fun Issues:
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