Unity3D can work with meshes created in external 3D editors, but geometry can also be created with code. And not only geometry, but materials and textures as well.

Recently I had the privilege to write an article for .NET magazine. It's an introductory tutorial to Unity3D in which you'll see how to build a car simulation in a simple desert scenery.

Here's a little piece I made after the image decomposer. This time I wanted to load videos instead of images.

Just as I was thinking about an interesting demo to play with drawing functions in Unity3D, Mrdoob published his Harmony drawing tool made with HTML5/Canvas. It looks really cool, so I though how about doing this in 3D? I only had to figure out how to draw lines.

As I promised here's the first article exploring Unity as a 3D web application tool.

I am not a game developer. For the last 10 years (with some short intervals) I've been working as a Flash designer and developer and I have been creating projects more or less related to advertising.