#Unity3d 3d shape editor full#

At first, I hesitated at the idea: everything I learned about workflow in Unitењ“D is that you could, but shouldnвЂ™t, create/modify/animate meshes inside the game engine, all of this is best handled in animation software (typically Blender3D, 3D Studio Max, or Maya) and then to import into the game as a pre-computed set of data. Anyway, the first step was to be able to essentially skew a box. Everyone understands compromises will be made. It doesnвЂ™t help that off-the-shelf game engines still donвЂ™t scale well on multi-core machines, so simply throwing money at new hardware doesnвЂ™t fix things.

#Unity3d 3d shape editor full#

However, the intention to use Unitењ“D seemed ill-founded for the purpose: вЂњ You want meshes to modify on the fly? You want realistic physics and collisions of millions of objects? You want everything to run at video quality, but want users to be able to modify objects on a whim in the middle of viewing?вЂќ ItвЂ™s a mix of what pre-rendered video is best for, but with the intention to have full interactivity, at a scale that high-end machines arenвЂ™t capable of yet. But I am thankful that my current position allows me to use Unitењ“D, which connects well with my game-making in my spare time.

I still havenвЂ™t quite reached the dream job where I can put my full-time efforts to making funВ graphics or have the freedom toВ create my own storiesВ and experiences. While not a standard feature, it IS possible to modify 3D meshes in Unity.