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Unity Fundamentals — Scenes, GameObjects, and the Inspector (For C# Devs)
Get oriented in Unity fast — you already know C#, so we skip the basics and go to what's different.
Email subject:Unity Fundamentals — Scenes, GameObjects, and the Inspector (For C# Devs)
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- •Scene: Unity's equivalent of a View/Page. Everything in your game lives in scenes. You'll have at least: Main Menu, Game, Game Over.
- •GameObject: every object in Unity is a GameObject. It's just a container. Components give it behaviour.
- •Components: Transform (position/rotation/scale), Rigidbody (physics), Collider (hit detection), AudioSource, your custom scripts
- •Prefab: a reusable template of a GameObject + its components. Like a class instantiated at runtime. Crucial concept.
- •Inspector: expose fields from your C# scripts with [SerializeField] — they appear in the Inspector for easy tweaking without code changes
- •Hierarchy: parent-child relationships between GameObjects. Parenting handles relative positioning automatically.