All language subtitles for 4. Importing assets

Now I want you to actually import some assets from the Unity Asset Store before you do so, just ensure

you go to edit to make sure that you're signed and inside of unity.

So you just use your free unity ID.

If you haven't actually creates the unity ID, you can do so on the website.

All right.

I'll show you that in a second.

So you'll find in the resources for this session.

I've given you a folder called Mobile Game Resources.

This is basically all the stuff that we're going to need.

So in here, you've got a text file that's got all the links to all of the different assets that I want

you to install.

We've also got some low poly meshes I've created.

And if you want to actually create your own low poly message from high poly mushes, I have got a video

on YouTube called Creating.

All of this level of detail for unity shows you how to do this inside the blender.

OK, this is just on my YouTube media channel.

Creative media tutorials.

And it's pretty easy to do.

OK.

So the different packages that we're going to install are, first of all, the joystick pack is going

to allow us to control the mobile device using On-Screen joystick.

And for all of these, make sure that you are actually logged in on the Unity Asset Store.

If you don't have a free unity login, just click on on this icon, the on the unity asset store, and

it will say, create an I.D. and you can then do so.

All right.

Completely free to do so.

Now, once you logged in, this will this button should say add to my assets since I've already done

that.

It's now telling me just to open in unity.

So just click add to assets.

This is the stylized, unpainted dungeon.

All right.

All of these assets are free, by the way.

Halloween cemetery set.

All right.

It looks pretty cool.

Halloween icons, the zombie character.

And we've got our low poly FPS pack free.

And this is where I've created the lower resolution, guns and guns, etc. at level one, monsters and

cartoon visual effects.

All right.

Cartoon effects for me.

Once you've added those to your and to your favorites, they'll actually be available inside of unity.

First of all, I'm just going to pull all of these inside of unity.

So I'm just going to take this folder.

Just click and drag into the assets.

OK, that will then import those.

So as I double click on this.

All right.

Keep getting these warnings and just wait for these to fully update.

I've got a free script that came from the U.N. unity standard assets that allows us to monitor the frames

per second.

And yeah, got some items.

Now, if we take a look at something like this scratch and we take a look at our original, notice how

different they are.

OK, because this is a PNG with a transparent background.

And when you import something with a transparent background inside of unity, it kind of tries to fill

that background with just some random colors.

Well, in order to get away with this, because this is going to fit on the UI canvas, it can change

our texture type to a sprite to the UI.

Make sure that we click on the mobile section and we override for Android.

And then we click apply and it will automatically convert it.

All right.

So that we got the transparency.

Now, you have to do that for each of these.

This is a bullet.

It's going to be a UI override for Android.

Click apply.

There we go.

That's better.

Same with the moon.

But this one's not a UI element.

OK, it's just the default texture.

So what we're going to do, we're going to click Alpha is transparency on this one override for Android

again and click apply.

And it will do the same thing.

OK.

The difference between the default texture in the UI texture.

This one fits on our user interface.

It's a 2D graphic that will fit on our screen, whereas a texture default is something that you can

apply to a 3D object.

You can exist in 3D space.

This one is a UI element.

It's going to be our main menu screen.

So Sprite, 2D and UI override for Android and Click Apply.

This one also is also going to be a UI element.

Let's click ease again.

Apply.

And then our crosshairs is right to the in UI override for Android and click apply.

And you will notice that on this, it's slightly and it's not lined up perfectly.

OK, have done that on purpose to fit in with a cartoony kind of nature of this game.

Didn't want it to be absolutely perfect.

Now, ensure that your graphic sizes, if you are planning on using your own graphics, they're relatively

small.

I mean, the largest one here is our main menu.

And this is only five hundred and fifty by five hundred and fifty pixels.

The smaller the images, the less memory it's going to take up, the quicker everything is going to

load.

All right.

In your mobile device, if you're using images like, let's say, a 2K image, over 2000 pixels, that's

just too big for mobile.

All right.

You really want to limit the size of these items.

This one is just 512 by 512.

This one's five oh three by five.

Forty one.

This one's thirty nine, but one of five.

So notice how small those elements are.

OK, so let's now go into the window and package manager.

Just wait for this to load.

All right.

It shows you what you've got in your project to begin with.

These are all the things are now working.

We also have a unity registry.

These are all of the items that you can actually import.

All right.

So if you want any extra elements, you can import any of those.

You also get the built in.

These are all the things are actually currently working.

These are all the backend items.

And then finally, we get the my assets.

So whatever you've saved here, my assets on the website should now be visible here.

Now, fortunately, I've got tons and tons of assets, so it's a matter of then trying to find them.

If you've not use unity before, you should see all of your assets on there.

So what was the first one?

First of all, almost joystick.

So all they have to do is just type in my search joystick.

OK.

Sometimes it doesn't, it delays joystick.

There we go, joystick packet's found it.

So all and I need to do is just download this.

It's really small, less than the megabyte.

And then just choose imports allows me.

OK, you get this kind of a a window coming up.

Import absolutely.

Everything on this shouldn't take very long.

And then that will then add that to your unity.

What was the next one?

Stylized hand painted dungeon.

So I should actually just be able to type dungeon.

I've got a few of those so stylized, some painted dungeon.

There we go.

Only 14 megabytes again, really small download and then choose to import.

And once again, just import absolutely everything.

OK, so if you want to go through the rest of those, just fine, then import all of those into unity

and we'll continue in the next video.