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Unity delivers a stable and scalable platform for creating captivating content. Content that is efficient to create, and that works on low as well as high-end hardware.
Unity is the only Mac-based high-end game development tool sporting a stylish pro-app GUI, no-friction workflow and top-of-the-line technical features such as extensible graphics, great particle effects, highly optimized scripting, the Ageia physX Engine, skinned character animation and ragdolls, and making standalone games for Mac and Windows (and Dashboard Widgets and web-plugins).
Unity is a 3D
Unity is the only Mac-based high-end game development tool sporting a stylish pro-app GUI, no-friction workflow and top-of-the-line technical features such as extensible graphics, great particle effects, highly optimized scripting, the Ageia physX Engine, skinned character animation and ragdolls, and making standalone games for Mac and Windows (and Dashboard Widgets and web-plugins).
Unity is a 3D
What's New
Version 3.5.2f2:
Improvements:
- iOS: Added UnityGetGLView function to AppController.mm that returns the view that unity uses
- iOS: Splash now uses "retina" images if running on "retina" device
- Flash: Introduced System.Attribute base type so custom attributes can at least compile cleanly.
- Flash: It's now possible to invoke constructors that declare byref parameters.
- Flash: Slightly faster Stage3D path and faster path implemented for 11.1 and 11.2 specific deploys.
- Flash: Point filtering now works.
- Flash: System.Bitconverter now works.
- Flash: Dictionary.ContainsValue now works.
- Flash: Smaller memory footprint in some cases
- Flash: Speedup in SWFPostProcessing
- Flash: performance optimizations on generated bytecode.
- Flash: Byte[] now has a Flash native bytearray as a backing store (.elements).
- Flash: Shallow implementation of System.Text.Encoding for ascii and utf
- Flash: Implementations of System.Random, System.IO.MemoryStream, DateTime.Today
- Flash: System.Exception.StackTrace property.
- Flash: more conversion errors include related source location now.
- Added Resources.UnloadAsset(Object asset) function. This is useful for unloading large individual assets if you know they are no longer used and you don't want to call Resources.UnloadUnusedAssets().
- Editor: Introduced [Callbacks.PostProcessBuild] script attribute. It will execute the attributed method after the player has been built.
- Editor: Introduced [Callbacks.PostProcessScene] script attribute. It will execute the attributed method when the current scene has been processed.
- Flash: Has build targets for different FlashPlayer version 11.0, 11.1 and 11.2. No Flash Player version specific implementations exposed yet, but setting 11.2 means using a faster code path; better performance.
- Flash: www.GetAudioClip() now works, only for non streaming mp3's.
- Flash: WWW support
- Flash: WWWForm Support
- Flash: Assetbundle support
- Android: Possible fix for random crashes in OpenGL ES driver on Galaxy Nexus ICS.
- Android: Touch problems related to ICS upgrades on some devices have been fixed.
- Android: Caching.CleanCache() was always returning false (without cleaning the cache).
- Android: Fixed Webcam texture initialization problem on ICS device.
- Editor: Catch more corner cases when detecting Visual Studio installations.
- Editor: Fixed out-of-memory crash when showing AudioClip's inspector while in play mode.
- Editor: PvrTexTool updated to version 2.10.87.498.
- Editor: Fixed crash when using SendMessage, a non-null argument is passed to a parameterless receiver.
- Editor: Fixed used textures stats to display in statistics view
- Fixed memory leak when the profiler is attached.
- Fixed WebPlayer crash when downloading an AssetBundle.
- Fixed a bug in mouse delta handling for non HID enabled mice.
- Fixed an out of memory crash on audio preview.
- Fixed race condition while hashing assets for the cache server.
- Fixed crash in Resources.Load if the resource being loaded referenced a non existing asset.
- Fixed out of memory crash when building a player with a lot of assets cross references between scenes.
- Fixed bug where SkinnedMeshRenderers marked as Occluders would result in bad occlusion. SkinnedMeshes can only be marked as Occludees now and the bounding volume of the skinned mesh is used during PVS Calculation.
- Fixed crash when reloading scripts after launching Unity with a compile error.
- Flash: Fixed integer division semantics.
- Flash: Fixed memory leak in native methods returning structs.
- Flash: Fixed crash on constructors passing fields as byref arguments.
- Flash: Fixed RuntimeServices_ToBool_Object being invoked, but not implemented.
- Flash: Fixed endianness error on byte[].
- Flash: Fixed crashes on monobehaviour deserialization on asset bundles.
- Flash: Fixed particle system not being scriptable again.
- Flash: Fixed www.error being set to seemingly random strings, even if there was no eror.
- Flash: Fixed crashing on fatal errors on errors thrown in coroutines.
- Flash: Fixed fatal errors on www.texture access.
- Flash: Fixed flash preloader bar on black background.
- Flash: Fixed bug where array.CopyTo() fails if the destinationsize is larger than sourcesize.
- Flash: Fixed fields of type List crashing on Instantiate().
- Flash: Fixed serialization of List.
- Flash: Fixed multiple issues with SwfPostprocessor resulting in issues with swf not getting verified or causing stack under - or overflows.
- Flash: Many small actionscript conversion issues fixed.
- Flash: GuiTexture is rendering correctly again.
- Flash: Particles are rendering correctly again.
- Flash: Texture2D setPixels with larger textures doesn't crash anymore.
- Flash: UnityContent .setSize(width,height), working correctly.
- Flash: useGuiLayout works.
- Flash: No more crashes on gui.window.
- Flash: No more crashes on physics/charactercontroller collisions.
- Flash: Physics, fixed issues with objects shooting into space or being sticky.
- Flash: Array of Structs aren't being (incorrectly) serialized anymore.
- Flash: ParticleSystem now script accessible.
- Flash: Serialization of non-public monobehaviour now works.
- Flash: Issues with coroutines throwing FlashPlayer verify and stack size errors fixed.
- Flash: EncodeToPNG now works.
- Flash: Support for c# packing of array data in types.
- Flash: Correct handling of numeric casts of infix expressions (ex: (int)(f * g)).
- Flash: Fix serialization of List
- Flash: Fix SwfPostprocessor; cases where player was throwing fatal error indicating that files are not available / verifier error on constants.
- Flash: Fix SwfPostprocessor; fix max stack size calculation
- Flash: Fix WWW.GetAudioClip() usage in StartCoroutine crash.
- Graphics: Fixed vertex colors being swapped in CombineMeshes
- Graphics: Fixed projector errors with zero near plane
- iOS: Fixed dynamic geometry performance regression in 3.5/3.5.1.
- iOS: Fixed splash rotation, causing it to skew.
- iOS: setting Application.targetFrameRate <= 0, will force 60 fps (as on other platforms).
- iOS: Fixed GL.InvalidateState causing INVALID_FRAMEBUFFER_OPERATION_EXT.
- iOS: Fixed while line in splash screen on iPhones.
- iOS: Fixed splash rotation, causing it to skew.
- Legacy particles: ParticleRenderer and TrailRenderer will not leak memory if Time.timeScale is 0.
- Mobile: Fixed SkinnedMeshRenderer crashes.
- Navmesh: NavMeshAgent velocity will not become invalid when Time.timeScale is 0.
- Navmesh: NavMeshAgent fixed occasional invalid position/velocity when destination and position are set to the same vector.
- OS X: Fixed erratic mouse behavior with Microsoft mouse
Version 3.5.2f2:
Improvements:
- iOS: Added UnityGetGLView function to AppController.mm that returns the view that unity uses
- iOS: Splash now uses "retina" images if running on "retina" device
- Flash: Introduced System.Attribute base type so custom attributes can at least compile cleanly.
- Flash: It's now possible to invoke constructors that declare byref more...
Requirements
- Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 or later
- Using Occlusion Culling requires GPU with Occlusion Query support (some Intel GPUs do not support that).
Unity User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:14,812 |
| Version Downloads:244 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Author Tools |
| License:Free |
| Date:17 May 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Unity delivers a stable and scalable platform for creating captivating content. Content that is efficient to create, and that works on low as well as high-end hardware.
Unity is the only Mac-based high-end game development tool sporting a stylish pro-app GUI, no-friction workflow and top-of-the-line technical features such as extensible graphics, great particle effects, highly optimized scripting, the Ageia physX Engine, skinned character animation and ragdolls, and making standalone games for Mac and Windows (and Dashboard Widgets and web-plugins).
Unity is a 3D game editor which happens to contain one of the most advanced game engines out there. Packed with power it is built to meet the demands of next-generation game developers.
Create dazzling, different, captivating games with state of the art technology such as the Ageia physX™ Physics Engine, the most modern graphical effects, and highly optimized JavaScript.
Automatic asset importing, prefabs, and ultra fast edit-play-modify turnaround while you assemble and test your game helps maintain the creative flow. Asset production was never this fast before. The editor ties together all the powerful features of the engine in an intuitive way.
Unity is the only Mac-based high-end game development tool sporting a stylish pro-app GUI, no-friction workflow and top-of-the-line technical features such as extensible graphics, great particle effects, highly optimized scripting, the Ageia physX Engine, skinned character animation and ragdolls, and making standalone games for Mac and Windows (and Dashboard Widgets and web-plugins).
Unity is a 3D game editor which happens to contain one of the most advanced game engines out there. Packed with power it is built to meet the demands of next-generation game developers.
Create dazzling, different, captivating games with state of the art technology such as the Ageia physX™ Physics Engine, the most modern graphical effects, and highly optimized JavaScript.
Automatic asset importing, prefabs, and ultra fast edit-play-modify turnaround while you assemble and test your game helps maintain the creative flow. Asset production was never this fast before. The editor ties together all the powerful features of the engine in an intuitive way.
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Itty reviewed on 17 May 2012
Makes it easy for non-programmers to create interactive ePubs for iPad with 3D immersion and animation. It's amazing that something this powerful is available for free. I'm an artist/illustrator. This app gives me the ability to create games and game-like eBook versions of my Children's Books, for iPad, and other ePub reader/players.
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Please don't waste my time by falsely listing a commercial product as "free."
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Not a game developer myself.
But I have toyed with.
Anonymous reviewed on 25 Aug 2005
Recntly I got training using Renderware Studios by Criterion, which is a $350,000 application, and this seems to have all the functionality of that and more.
When I have some free time in the coming week I plan to spend a lot of time in this app, Awesome job!
Anonymous reviewed on 02 Jul 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 01 Jul 2005
http://otee.dk/download.html
Note: During an introductory period we offer an early adoptor rebate of $1000 / €750 / ¥115000 on Unity Pro and $150 / €100 / ¥17000 on Unity Indie.
(you're looking for the 'Indie' version)
LucasH rated on 25 Apr 2011