Prerequisites
Before proceeding, ensure your system meets the following requirements: 🚀 MOTAR Account with MOTAR Studio permissions 🖥️ System Requirements: Verify your computer meets Unity’s system requirements: Unity - System 💾 Storage: At least 3GB free storage space for installation
Optional Requirements 🔲VR Headset: Meta Quest 2, Quest 3, or Quest Pro
If using a Meta Quest for local testing, ensure it is in Developer Mode ( Meta Quest Device - Developer ). Also, have a USB-C cable for easy app loading.
1. Install and Configure Unity Hub
1.1 Install Unity Hub
Download Unity Hub from the official Unity website.
Unity Editor: Version 2022.3+ LTS (This tutorial was built with 2022.3.38)
Launch the installer and follow the on-screen instructions.
If prompted, read and agree to the license agreement.
Skip Unity Editor installation if prompted (this will be covered later).
Skip license activation if prompted (this will be covered later).
1.2 Create a Unity ID
If you already have a Unity ID, skip to 1.3 Activate a License.
Open Unity Hub and log in or create an account.
If not prompted to log in, click the Account icon (top-right corner) and select Create Account.
Follow the website prompts to complete account creation.
Once your account is created, log in to Unity Hub.
1.3 Activate a License
If you already have an active license, skip to 1.4 Install Unity Editor.
Click the Account icon in Unity Hub and select Manage Licenses.
Click Add License.
Choose either:
Free Personal License (recommended)
Activate with a serial number
Follow the on-screen prompts to complete license activation.
1.4 Install Unity Editor
Open Unity Hub and select the Installs tab.
Click Install Editor.
Locate the latest Unity 2022.3 LTS (with Android Build Support).
If the version does not appear, go to the Archive tab and download Unity 2022.3.38 from the Unity Download Archive.
Click Install and ensure the following modules are selected:
✅ Android Build Support
✅ Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2019 (Optional for coding in Unity)
Click Continue and follow installation prompts.
If prompted, agree to Android SDK and NDK License terms.
Click Install (Installation may take several minutes).
2. Create a Unity Project
2.1 Start a New Project
Open Unity Hub and select the Projects tab.
Click New Project.
Select the Universal 3D Core template under the Core tab. (this may require downloding the template)
Enter a Project Name and choose a File Path to store it.
Click Create to launch Unity.
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