Unity Learn | Playground

Asset is under Unity Companion License. The Unity Playground is a framework that enables educators to teach Unity in a fun and unconstrained way. It contains a collection of single-action Components which you can use as building blocks, and combine them to create any type of gameplay. Simplified Inspectors for both Playground scripts and built-in Components mean that new users will not feel in need of guidance and support by the amount of options. In addition to all of this, the project comes with six example games to play and learn from. Use the Playground for teaching, learning from, or introducing yourself to the world of Unity with loads of colourful 2D art assets and some great environments to experiment with. In addition to documentation, Playground also contains printable cheatsheets that students can use to discover all the included components during a workshop. For Educators Playground is meant to be a project that students explore with the guidance of an educator/teacher/mentor, who has learned the framework's inner workings beforehand. That said, the audience should already have an idea of how Unity works, the Editor interface, the concept of GameObjects, Components, the Scene View, Play Mode, and so forth. It might be useful to guide them through these concepts (directing them to Unity Learn.com, or to Hub templates) before letting them play with this project.