If you’re new to Unity, you can check out our beginner tutorials at. Note: This tutorial is intended for users who are comfortable with the Unity editor and basic scripting. If you don’t have it installed, you can download it from unit圓d.com or via the Unity Hub. To load the starter project and work through this tutorial, you’ll need Unity version 2018.3 or newer. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to work with prefabs and the new prefab editing workflow, specifically: Since Unity 2018.3 this is finally possible! You can access the new prefab mode editor which lets you edit prefabs in isolation.īecause this new prefab workflow is much faster than the previous way of editing prefabs where you had to drag the prefab into the scene, make changes and then remove it from the scene again each time you want to modify something, you can expect to save hours in development time. With nested prefabs, you can parent prefabs to each other as individual modules, similar to the concept of inheritance in classes in object-oriented programming. One of the most requested features in Unity was having the ability to create nested prefabs.
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