I would like to find an off-line version of the Unity Manual. I spend quite a bit of time on the train commuting right now, and it’s time I could use learning Unity.
I could start saving out individual pages, but if there was a more direct method…
Hints and suggestions?
All the documentation can be found under Application/Unity/Documentation
Finding the Documentation is not a problem. It is, however, all on-line documentation.
I am not sure I fully understand where you are pointing me, but:
Is the location of the Online .html docs. I’ve done some pretty serious snooping and have yet to find a .pdf or other off-line source.
Ah -
I’m a pre-sales customer that wanted to read that manual to get my head around the app before purchase. I did take a peek at the previous version, but paid work kept me from really doing it any justice.
I pondered your response and figured the path was not a .url, and realized it must be a hardware path. I was looking for a link on your website.
I’ve found your 30 day trial and am downloading now!
Thanks again.
A very rough all-in-one documentation can be found here. It’s basically all documentation page contents put into one huge page (does not include scripting reference though).
The online docs are the same as the docs installed with Unity, so if you just want to browse the docs, no need to even have Unity. Of course locally installed docs have some nice integration features (e.g. click the question mark icon on any component in the Inspector in Unity and see what happens).
If you’re printing, I would recommend only printing the first 221 pages - that’s the main user guide (which has been made for sequential reading).
The rest is the reference manual - which is really designed as a look-up resource.
There’s also quite a lot of duplicate material between these two