3. Install Unity
Recommended Unity Editor version for MYTY KIT
✳️ Highly recommended: 2021.3.2f1 (Download link)
✅ Acceptable: 2021.1.x ~ 2021.3.1f1
⛔️ Not recommended: 2020.x.xf1
🚫 Non-acceptable (Incompatible): 2021.3.3f1
Due to compatibility issues within Unity, MYTY Metaverse app MYTY Camera is built with version
2021.3.2f1. Therefore, it is recommended that you make MYTY Avatars with the same Unity Editor version of2021.3.2f1.You can download various versions of Unity Editor from Unity's Long Term Support Releases page.
Install Unity Hub
MYTY Kit comes with MYTY Kit Package for Unity. In order to use MYTY Kit smoothly, we recommend that you install Unity in advance before embarking on the avatarization process.
Why should we install Unity Hub?
The Unity Hub is the foundation from which we install the Unity Editor, create projects, and manage our Unity environment. Unity Editor version 2021.3.2f1 can also be installed through Unity Hub.
How to install Unity Hub
Go to Unity's Unity Hub Download page and download the Unity Hub installation file for your computer's OS. MYTY Kit can be used with any Unity license (plan), including the free Personal Unity license. Refer to Unity's Manual to manage your Unity license.
Install Unity Editor (LTS)
System requirements for Unity Editor can be found in the MYTY Kit System Requirements page.
Tutorial Video
How to install Unity Editor
On Unity's Long Term Support Releases page, scroll down and select the toggle for the
LTS Release 2021.3.2.f1version, and click theUnity Hublink.
2. When Unity Hub opens, check the following 5 modules in the Install Unity window and select Continue, then Install Unity Editor
Android Build Support
iOS Build Support
Mac Build Support (IL2CPP)
WebGL Build Support
Windows Build Support (Mono)
How to change the Unity Editor version of a project file
1. In Unity Hub, click the project's Editor version and select the version you want to change to.
2. When the following window appears, click Change version.
3. When the window below appears, click Continue.
Other installation options
There are several ways to install a Unity Editor. For more information, refer to the Unity Installation page of Unity's Official Manual.
Is this your first time with Unity?
This section outlines the most frequently used editor windows and how to use them. For details, refer to Unity's Interface Manual.
Unity Interface
(1) Toolbar
This has all the essential working features of Unity. The top-left button gives access to your Unity Account, Unity Cloud Service, and Unity Collaborate. At the center are the play, pause, and step controls. In the upper right corner are the history and editor layout functions.
(2) Hierarchy Window
The Hierarchy window lists all GameObjects in the scene. Each item in the scene has an entry in the Hierarchy. The hierarchical structure represents the relationship between game objects.
(3) Game View & Scene View
The Scene View allows you to visually explore and edit your scene (avatar). The Scene View shows a 3D or a 2D perspective depending on the type of project you are working on.
The Game View simulates the final rendered look of the game (avatar) through the scene camera. Press the play button on the toolbar to start the simulation.
(4) The Inspector Window
You can view and edit all properties of a selected GameObject. Different GameObject types have different properties, so each time you select a different GameObject, the layout and content of the Inspector window will change.
(5) The Project Window
The asset libraries available in your project are displayed. When you import an asset into your project, it will appear in this window.
(6) The Status Bar
It provides notifications about the various Unity processes and quick access to related tools and settings.
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