Advanced Editor Scripting in Unity and MonoDevelop

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Advanced Editor Scripting in Unity and MonoDevelop

1h 53m | FLV 1280x720 | Project Files | 697 MB

In this Unity tutorial, we'll learn several skills that will allow us to create menus and wizards that integrate directly into Unity's editor interface. We'll start with the basics of how to insert menus into Unity's menu interface. Then we'll move on to learning how to write our own wizards that allow us to automate tasks. By the end of this Unity training you'll have the knowledge you need to create your own menu items, keyboard shortcuts, and powerful time-saving wizards that will boost your game development into overdrive. Software required: Unity 4.5, MonoDevelop.