Unity for Absolute Beginners (Installing Unity)

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Source: Unity3D.com

Okay, so you wanted to be a Game developer, without wasting any time let's install Unity.

Unity3D is a Game Development engine, uses C# and JS language as to program games. It is a very popular engine.

To install Engine you have to Download it first.

To download Unity we have to go to there website Here and Create an account it is free then we have to click on the Get Unity in the right-hand corner.

 If you are new to unity, you should try Unity Personnel, the free one.
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After this Accept their terms, and click on the download appropriate download button.
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Now go to the directory and double to open that installer file.

After the programs open Click on the Next button.
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Then Accept their terms and click Next.
Then there is this Component choose Option if you are new here just select
things to add

  1. Unity 2018.x.x
  2. Microsoft visual studio 
  3. Android / iOS build support
  4. Web GL builds Support.
At the beginning that's enough for you.

Now click Next and. 
Here is a Tip :
if you want to save the real Unity Engine and don't want to download it again Follow this step otherwise Click Next.
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Just Change the location to a folder instead of a Temporary Folder.
Just click Next it will take some time to install. After some time and you are good to go.
Unity3D is now installed to your machine. Enjoy making games.
And Yes Welcome to the Game Developers family...
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