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4.What don’t you do in a game engine?

Inside a game engine, you don’t create assets — the objects and sounds that are the building blocks of the interactive experience. Instead, assets are created in specialized external programs called Digital Content Creation (DCC) tools. Many DCCs are integrated with Unity to ease the process of importing them. The most common types of DCC tools used in real-time development include:

• 3D DCCs are programs for creating 3D models, animated characters, and environments; examples: Maya, ZBrush, and Blender.
• 2D DCCs: programs for creating 2D images, illustrations, textures, and interfaces; examples: Photoshop, Illustrator, Substance Painter, and Gimp.
• Audio DCCs: programs for recording, editing, and mixing sound effects and music; examples: Audition, Logic Pro, Reaper, and Audacity.
• Integrated Development Environments (IDEs): programs for writing code in a variety of languages; examples: Visual Studio and Rider
• Real-time Engines: programs for real-time development, rendering, and publishing of 3D content or applications; examples: Unity and Unreal

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https://learn.unity.com/tutorial/work-with-gameobjects-in-a-3d-scene?pathwayId=5f7bcab4edbc2a0023e9c38f&missionId=5f777d9bedbc2a001f6f5ec7&projectId=5fa1e431edbc2a001f53e6cc#5fa5cb9dedbc2a001f01b557

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6.Exercise: Identify tools to support your project management and tracking

There are a variety of project management tools that can help you to identify and plan all the steps of a project . Products like Trello, Favro, Airtable, Monday.com, Google Apps, Jira, and GitHub offer various features to support individuals and teams to plan and track their workstreams so that they execute and deliver on time. Many of these project management tools have templates that you can re-purpose to your particular project needs.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjzErwYntFs