Chrome version 42 was just released and by default it disables support for the Unity Web Player, effectively killing it.

Chrome has a large market share overall, ranging from 25-50% depending on what source you're checking. On my own site, according to Google Analytics, nearly 70% of the users use Chrome.

This is a quick quide on how to use Visual Studio with Unity. Visual Studio is only available for Windows, but a lot of Unity developers on Mac think it's so great they go through the hassle of using virtual machines just to use it.

As you may have noticed there are now ads on my website. Don't worry, I put them there myself. They are through Google Adsense.

Ads in general and how they generate revenue has always been a mystery to me. When I read articles like this one about how Crossy Road earned $1 million through ads in just 20 days I'm like: "How?". So I have always wanted to try ads for myself to get some insight into the whole process. I don't have any mobile games in the making or a popular Youtube channel so ads on my website seemed like the easiest route to try this for myself.

This is a quick tutorial on how to create the simplest possible day night cycle in Unity 5. Everything about it will be wrong compared to how it should be in real life, but chances are nobody will notice. And you can extend it with more features as you please.

When you first start up Unity 5 chances are you have tried rotating the directional light that comes with the default starting scene. By doing that you've also probably noticed that the sun's position in the skybox as well as the color of the sky changes accordingly. So what I'm saying is that Unity 5 already does everything we need to create a day night cycle for us. All we need to do is control this rotation through a script.

Here's a quick tutorial on how to create realtime reflections in Unity 5. This approach is very hacky, but you can use the new reflection probes in Unity 5 to easily create realtime reflections for something like a reflective floor.

You can probably use this for more things, like wall mirrors and multiple reflections in the same scene, but that would require quite a bit more scripting magic. This is just a quick and easy way which can be used for something like the floor in an architectural visualization or similar.