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Unity basics

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Animation Layer managing complex state machines for different body parts.
Aspect Ration By default the aspect ratio is automatically calculated from the screen's aspect ratio, even if the camera is not rendering to full area.
Asset Store A Unity asset is an item that you can use in your game or Project. An asset may come from a file created outside of Unity, such as a 3D model, an audio file, an image, or any of the other types of file that Unity supports.
Assets an item that you can use in your game or Project.
Component To give functionality to a certain GameObject, you attach different components to it.
Flythrough mode When you move around in the scene view by holding right mouse button and using WASD keys to move around
GameObject GameObjects are the fundamental objects in Unity that represent characters, props and scenery.
Gizmo Gizmos are used to give visual debugging or setup aids in the Scene view.
Inspector The Inspector displays detailed information about your currently selected GameObject, including all attached Components and their properties.
Layers Use these throughout the Unity Editor as a way to create groups of objects that share particular characteristics
Mesh Collider The Mesh Collider builds its collision representation from the Mesh attached to the GameObject, and reads the properties of the attached Transform to set its position and scale correctly.
Mesh The shape of a 3D object is defined by its mesh. A mesh is like a net of points, or vertices.
Parent objects follow a Hierarchy system. Using this system, GameObjects can become “parents" of other GameObjects. When a GameObject has a parent, it will perform all its transform changes with respect to another GameObject instead of the game world.
Project View The Project window displays all of the files related to your Project and is the main way you can navigate and find Assets and other Project files in your application.
Rigid Body Rigidbodies are components that allow a GameObject to react to real-time physics.
Scene Scenes contain the objects of your game.
Scripts A script makes its connection with the internal workings of Unity by implementing a class which derives from the built-in class called MonoBehaviour.
Scene View The Scene view is your interactive view into the world you are creating.
Texture Textures are image or movie files that lay over or wrap around your GameObjects to give them a visual effect.
Toggle The Toolbar consists of seven basic controls. Each relate to different parts of the Editor. Cloud Button - opens the Unity Services Window.
Toolbar The Toolbar consists of seven basic controls. Each relate to different parts of the Editor. Cloud Button - opens the Unity Services Window.
Transform Tool Transform tools are used to move, rotate, scale or Rect Transform selected GameObjects in the scene.
Tags The tag of this game object. A tag can be used to identify a game object. Tags must be declared in the Tags and Layers manager before using them.
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