System requirements has two parts. The first refers to what hardware and software you need in order to use Unity for game development. The second refers to the hardware and software you need to run a game developed in Unity. While these requirements might change, the requirements, as of Unity 2017, are detailed in the next two sections.
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Dedication
- Packt Upsell
- Contributors
- Preface
- Downloading and Installing Unity
- The Unity Interface
- Designing the Game
- Creating Our Terrain
- Lights, Cameras, and Shadows
- Creating and Importing 3D Objects for Our Game
- Implementing Our Player Character
- Implementing Our Non-Player Characters
- Understanding the non-player characters
- Importing the non-player characters into our game
- Animating our non-player characters 
- Incorporating the non-player characters into our game
- Terraforming the terrain for our Cucumber Beetles 
- Adding cucumber patches to our terrain 
- Adding cucumbers to our terrain
- Scripting our non-player characters
- Summary
- Adding a Heads-Up Display
- Scripting Our Points System
- Scripting Victory and Defeat
- Adding Audio and Visual Effects to Our Game
- Optimizing Our Game for Deployment
- Virtual Reality
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System requirements
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