Installing software is somewhat simple – download an installer, run the installer, a menu (sometimes called a “wizard”) pops up, you agree to some terms of use, it asks you where you want to install the program on your computer, maybe it offers some additional options, and then it starts installing. Easy, right? So I won’t go into painstaking detail over the installation process. I’ll just show you what to install.
Installing Unity
Unity is frequently releasing new versions with new features, bug fixes, and little improvements. Because of this, they’ve recently come up with ...
