Your new favorite webpage: Unity Assets. Here you will find all your amazing models, tools, trees, aliens, etc. for your games that we might not already have in stock. Before you buy something, ask. Everything you need you can probably get for free.

Where you can go to get your many many questions answered (aside from your lovely coaches and interns).

Follow the sketchy talking ball... there is no cake? Is there cake? Where's the cake? And therapy? Huh!?!

http://unity3d.com/learn/tutorials/topics/unity-interface-essentials

Everything you wanted to know about Unity but were afraid to ask...

1. Each student is responsible for a minimum of one post for every day of studio except for the Thursday before the final presentation. Photographs for the post can be taken during the day however the post must be written after school.

These posts have two purposes, they will you help you to be more thoughtful about the design decisions you are making and they will be key to creating your process post for your final presentation.
The post should be at least 150 words long and include at least three images.

2. During the day, make a list in your sketchbook of key changes you make. or are thinking about making, to your project and why you made these changes.

Unity: every part of your design should work together toward the same purpose, concept or solution. With that in mind, how do the decisions you made today work within that goal?
Value Judgement: If you made a decision because you "liked" or "didn't like" something, we want you to "unpack" that and try to understand why you felt this way.

3. Discuss and show images of the iterations you made during the day, label the images in Illustrator with arrows and text to point out the differences between the iterations. In the text portion of your post, go into more detail about the changes you made between iterations and your thinking behind these changes.

Tip! Enable SCAYT (SpellCheckAsYouType) by clicking on the ABC button above the text field.

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Click the bubbles to navigate to what you are interested in learning about and you'll find what you're looking for.  Their tutorials are really good so check it out!  Good luck!