If you have been following us for a while, you have probably heard about our book, Unity 6 Editor Tools Essentials - Vol. 1, where its author, Harrison Ferrone, covers everything you need to know to master the Unity Editor Tools API from scratch, with over 500 readers so far.
Today, we have a special announcement for everyone following this project. After months of work from both the author and here at Jettelly, we are bringing you the pre-order for Volume 2 of this Unity tools book.
Unity 6 Editor Tools Essentials Vol. 2 is now available for pre-order! 📘
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Unity 6 Editor Tools Essentials - Vol. 2 is a new book that includes more advanced content, focused on taking tool development to a more professional level with Unity 6.
The book will cover topics such as:
The book will cover topics such as:
- Using UI Toolkit to create more dynamic interfaces
- Building tools inside the Scene View using Gizmos and Handles
- Automating the Asset Pipeline
- Developing more complex tools, like node-based systems
- Packaging and publishing your tools
This new volume continues the first one, but leans more into practical, real use cases. The goal is to help you move from understanding tools to creating your own inside Unity.
The price is currently lower for the pre-order, and if you are interested in both volumes, there is also a new bundle available for you!
Level up your tool-making skills!
This bundle brings both volumes together, covering everything from the basics to more advanced editor tools in Unity 6.
Jettelly wishes you success in your professional career!
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