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'''Unity 3D''' is a popular, free game making tool. There's lots of support availible online, and you can do quite a bit without even having to bother with JavaScript or C# :) It's real easy to just plonk some primitives or free models in and be able to walk round and have things effected by physics :) | |||
==Linux== | |||
There is actually a GNU/Linux version of Unity 3D available, but it can be a little hidden! They only officially support Ubuntu, but . You also have the option of using it in WINE (via Play On WINE is easier). | |||
* [http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/unity-on-linux-release-notes-and-known-issues.350256/ Unity on Linux: Release Notes and Known Issues] - latest builds at the bottom of the thread. | |||
* [https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/unity-editor/ unity-editor] in the Arch User Repository. | |||
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Revision as of 08:53, 19 July 2016
| Unity 3D | |
|---|---|
| Release date: | Current |
| Made by: | Unity Technologies |
| Runs on: | Mac OS Linux Windows |
| Exports to: | Browser Linux Mac OS Windows |
Unity 3D is a popular, free game making tool. There's lots of support availible online, and you can do quite a bit without even having to bother with JavaScript or C# :) It's real easy to just plonk some primitives or free models in and be able to walk round and have things effected by physics :)
Linux
There is actually a GNU/Linux version of Unity 3D available, but it can be a little hidden! They only officially support Ubuntu, but . You also have the option of using it in WINE (via Play On WINE is easier).
- Unity on Linux: Release Notes and Known Issues - latest builds at the bottom of the thread.
- unity-editor in the Arch User Repository.
Asset store things
- Primitives
- space gravity thing
- etc
Interface add-ons
- Simple Geometry Painter Some .CS scripts that add nice 3-D object drawing tools to Unity.
Links
- Unity 3D in the guides section: help with scripting, finding things in the UI, etc.
