If we have already an idea of what we want and a concept of that. We can use those to help us create our cutscene.

Here we create the Sleeping Guard Cutscene:

This is a quick introduction to Unity’s Timeline

First, we need to add a Timeline window, and that we can find from
Window -> Sequincing -> Timeline

Working reflections/shadows create life in our games. And if you are stuck about which one you should use, here is a small article about it.

Which wins?

Here are two pictures of the same scene with Light Probe reflections and Screen Space Reflections.

• Light Probe is used in this one.
• It’s more efficient for mobile games because it’s a cheaper way to create shadows and reflections.
• You create this to the scene by going to Create -> Light -> Reflection Probe

Without glass, you don’t have windows. And you always have to windows, right?

There you have a beautiful New York city view at night from looking through a window. It’s just a simple material as any.

Create a glass material

• Create the material by right-clicking in the Project view
  Create -> Material
• Name it Glass_mat (_mat meaning that it’s material)
• Set Rendering Mode to Transparent
• Albedo to white and Alpha value to 0
• Metallic to 0
• Smoothness to 0.9

You can change smoothness depending on how much you want the glass to reflect.