engine. In this introductory tutorial on Unity3D, we will discuss how to use the UI and attach scripts to components. By the end of this tutorial series, we will have made an application that has dynamically broken down into several sections. First Section is UI basics, the next section is Scripting Basics, finally the last section is Putting it all together. UI BASICS: When you open Unity3D, it will look like most important features of the UI that we are looking at. A book could be written about Unity3D’s UI Editor alone. Hierarchy tab is where you will be placing components that will appear in the Scene

Select the AR Session Origin object and look over in the Inspector. Click Add Component and add two components: • AR Raycast Manager • AR Plane Manager This book is brought to you by Zenva - Enroll scripting, or interact with other objects through the NVIDIA PhysX physics engine. To apply said components, make sure your bottle is selected, at the bottom of the Inspector pane click the Add Component dropdown menu select UI > Default Do the same for the shooting button. With your buttons ready to go let’s build out the canvas. In the Scene Hierarchy right-click select UI > Canvas. With the Canvas

command line you should now have the following MuPDF commands available: • mupdf-gl A handy viewer UI. • muraster Can be used to convert PDF pages to raster images. • mutool An all purpose tool for dealing library is only ever being called from this one thread. Other threads can still be used to handle UI requests etc, but as far as MuPDF is concerned it is only being used in a single threaded way. In this MUPDF ON THE COMMAND LINE MuPDF has few command line options available: • mupdf-gl A handy viewer UI. • muraster Can be used to convert PDF pages to raster images. • mutool An all purpose tool for dealing

command line you should now have the following MuPDF commands available: • mupdf-gl A handy viewer UI. • muraster Can be used to convert PDF pages to raster images. • mutool An all purpose tool for dealing library is only ever being called from this one thread. Other threads can still be used to handle UI requests etc, but as far as MuPDF is concerned it is only being used in a single threaded way. In this MUPDF ON THE COMMAND LINE MuPDF has few command line options available: • mupdf-gl A handy viewer UI. • muraster Can be used to convert PDF pages to raster images. • mutool An all purpose tool for dealing

command line you should now have the following MuPDF commands available: • mupdf-gl A handy viewer UI. • muraster Can be used to convert PDF pages to raster images. • mutool An all purpose tool for dealing library is only ever being called from this one thread. Other threads can still be used to handle UI requests etc, but as far as MuPDF is concerned it is only being used in a single threaded way. In this MUPDF ON THE COMMAND LINE MuPDF has few command line options available: • mupdf-gl A handy viewer UI. • muraster Can be used to convert PDF pages to raster images. • mutool An all purpose tool for dealing

generate menus and more. You can define multiple templates, with different layouts or built-in components, and choose them for each page as required. A page’s template can be switched for another at any com/django-cms/djangocms-admin- style]. This provides some styling that helps make django CMS administration components easier to work with. Technically it’s an optional component and does not need to be enabled in and install other components. Run: python manage.py cms check This will check your configuration, your applications and your database, and report on any problems. Note If key components are be missing,

generate menus and more. You can define multiple templates, with different layouts or built-in components, and choose them for each page as required. A page’s template can be switched for another at any installs django CMS admin style. This provides some styling that helps make django CMS administration components easier to work with. Technically it’s an optional component and does not need to be enabled in and install other components. Run: python manage.py cms check This will check your configuration, your applications and your database, and report on any problems. Note: If key components are be missing,

generate menus and more. You can define multiple templates, with different layouts or built-in components, and choose them for each page as required. A page’s template can be switched for another at any com/divio/djangocms-admin-style]. This provides some styling that helps make django CMS administration components easier to work with. Technically it’s an optional component and does not need to be enabled in and install other components. Run: python manage.py cms check This will check your configuration, your applications and your database, and report on any problems. Note If key components are be missing,

generate menus and more. You can define multiple templates, with different layouts or built-in components, and choose them for each page as required. A page’s template can be switched for another at any installs django CMS admin style. This provides some styling that helps make django CMS administration components easier to work with. Technically it’s an optional component and does not need to be enabled in and install other components. Run: python manage.py cms check This will check your configuration, your applications and your database, and report on any problems. Note: If key components are be missing,

command line you should now have the following MuPDF commands available: • mupdf-gl A handy viewer UI. • muraster Can be used to convert PDF pages to raster images. • mutool An all purpose tool for dealing library is only ever being called from this one thread. Other threads can still be used to handle UI requests etc, but as far as MuPDF is concerned it is only being used in a single threaded way. In this MUPDF ON THE COMMAND LINE MuPDF has few command line options available: • mupdf-gl A handy viewer UI. • muraster Can be used to convert PDF pages to raster images. • mutool An all purpose tool for dealing