In this article, we will introduce how to use Unity's Visual Scripting, which allows even those who are not familiar with programming to easily create applications. Learn how to set up a Visual Scripting environment, configure settings to prevent errors, and how to display HelloWorld on the console.

In this article, we will introduce how to create a 3D model from images and text using the AI ​​tool Meshy. Meshy is an AI tool that can input text, generate 3D models from images, and do texturing. It is also recommended for those who are not familiar with AI tools because it is easy to understand how to use the functions and there are plenty of tutorials.

This time, an automatic rigging function has been added to Tripo Ai, which I introduced in a previous article, so I will show you how to use the updated contents. Please refer to the previous article for detailed instructions on how to use Tripo Ai.

パーティクルで表現するXR上の音楽ライブ「XRライブ」の作り方を初心者向けに解説する本シリーズ三本目では、パーティクルライブでもよく登場するリリック表現の作り方の解説として、素材の作成方法や管理方法を紹介いたします。リリックのデータの作成準備リリック表現は2Dの歌詞を使用する方法と3Dの歌詞を使用する方法がありますが、今回はARを想定して制作

This article explains how to use STABLE PROJECTORZ to generate textures with AI; STABLE PROJECTORZ uses Stable Diffusion in the local environment and requires GTX 1080 or higher, appropriate CPU, and at least 12 GB RAM! Please check your environment before use. Check your own environment before use.

This article explains the spatial boundary concepts of "Bounded" and "Unbounded" in Apple Vision Pro. Bounded is a mode where the display area is bounded and can be used with other apps and games. Unbounded, on the other hand, has no boundaries in its display area, expanding the virtual space without being bound by the dimensions of the real world. Learn more about the differences between these modes and usage scenarios.

This article introduces the functions available in STYLY for Vision Pro and how to use sample scenes. We will also explain how to load VRM, glTF, JSON, audio, and video files, as well as hand gestures and tracking features. This will help you learn how to create content using the rich functionality of STYLY for Vision Pro.

There is a problem that occurs when you experience a scene created with Unity 2019 in STYLY after upgrading to Unity 2022. We have summarized the problems and solutions.

This article is the second part of Unity Basics, and explains how to save and create scenes, use prefabs, parent-child relationships of objects, and how to set materials and textures.

This article explains the basic usage of Unity. We will explain in detail the steps from creating a Unity ID, installing Unity Hub, setting up a license, creating a new project, placing and manipulating objects, adding components, and checking operation in play mode. Even if you are new to Unity, you will be able to learn the basics through this article and take the first step towards creating content.

3DCG素材を活用したVR/ARシーン制作Tipsをご紹介します。事前準備STYLY Studioにログインします。https://gallery.styly.c

グラフィック素材（JPG, PNG,GIF）を活用したVR/ARシーンの制作Tipsをご紹介します。事前準備STYLY Studioにログインします。https:

映像素材を活用したVR/ARシーン制作Tipsをご紹介します。事前準備STYLY Studioにログインします。https://gallery.styly.cc/

パーティクルで表現するXR上の音楽ライブ「XRライブ」の作り方を初心者向けに解説する本シリーズ二本目では、使用する音源を音楽生成AI「SunoAI」で生成する部分を解説します。この記事では「イメージづくり」→「歌詞をAI生成」→「それらをもとに音楽をAI生成」という流れで作成します。SunoAIで音楽生成する流れ

STYLY for Vision Pro is an application that creates and distributes MR content on Apple Vision Pro. Create content using Unity and upload it through the dedicated STYLY Spatial Layer Plugin. Please note that it is not compatible with STYLY on other platforms. Please refer to the official guide for detailed instructions and required environment.

We will explain the steps to use visionOS simulator with Xcode. Targets Apple Silicon-equipped Macs (M1/M2/M3) and requires macOS 14 or higher. We will also show you how to install the STYLY app and check its contents.

In this article, we will introduce ways to reduce the load when creating VR/AR scenes with STYLY. Weight reduction is important because heavy scenes can cause frame rate drops, application crashes, drawing bugs, etc. Load factors include the number of objects in the scene, the number of 3D object vertices, the resolution of textures, the heavy use of lights and shadows, and the use of physics. By managing them properly, you'll learn how to lighten your scene without changing the look of your work much.

In this article, we will explain how to import PlayMaker into Unity, create a button in STYLY, and generate an event. We will explain the steps to create a button, create a gimmick that displays an image with a tap, upload it to STYLY, and place it in the AR space.

In this article, we will introduce how to import PlayMaker into Unity and use the slider to adjust the size of images in AR space. A detailed explanation of the steps to create a Slider, get the values, set up a gimmick to change the image size, upload it to STYLY, and place it in the AR space.

This article explains how to control the viewpoint in STYLY. Using PlayMaker, you can learn the functions that always make the 2D image face forward to the viewpoint, the ability to move the viewpoint, the viewpoint warp, and the function to execute events in response to the viewpoint position. We will explain in detail the steps to create an FSM (Finite State Machine) to implement each function using PlayMaker and use it for an XR experience in STYLY. By reading this article, you can learn the basic techniques of viewpoint control and realize interactive expressions in XR space.

PlayMaker is Unity's visual scripting tool that allows you to create game logic without any programming knowledge. STYLY can import objects created with PlayMaker, allowing you to create interactive scenes. The main concept of PlayMaker is the Finite State Machine (FSM). FSM models complex behavior by combining states, events, and transitions. You can purchase PlayMaker from the Unity Asset Store, import it, and use it.

Virtual live is a live performance in a virtual space, and there are two types: real-time and pre-created. Pre-created live presentation methods include shaders, animations, 3D objects, particles, etc. Especially for beginners, we introduce how to use particle systems in Unity. Use changes in size and color to create a performance that matches the BPM of the song, then upload the completed particles and audio source to STYLY to create a scene.

Download the Unity sample project and learn the "Shooting" and "StrikeBack" game samples using the Interaction SDK. "Shooting" is a target game that has three components: a gun (shooter), a target (Target_Set), and a stage. It's a simple rule: use a gun to shoot the white circle targets and avoid the diagonal targets. "StrikeBack" is a game where you hit a wall with a racket, and there are four components: the racket, targets (ScoreBoxes), ball, and stage. Both are built using Unity's basic functionality and interaction SDK.

In this article, you will learn the basics of implementing interactions using Unity. First, you will learn the basics of implementing interactions through the Unity event system, and then learn how to create interactions using the STYLY interaction SDK. Through this article, you will learn skills ranging from implementing basic interactive functions such as screen tapping to creating advanced interactive content using the STYLY Interaction SDK.