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# Learn to Fly UFO - XR App Build Tutorial

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This comprehensive tutorial will walk you through the complete Unity project setup and creation.&#x20;
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Each **section** will guide you through the entire process, from installing **Unity** to compiling the application! Don't be worried if you have never opened Unity or created an application, this tutorial was built with you in mind!

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If you are an **experienced developer** you may want to skip the tutorial app and just dive into the **MOTAR SDK for Unity** docs! [MOTAR SDK for Unity](/motar-core-services/intro-to-core-services/devices/motar-sdk-for-unity.md)
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### Ready to Fly?&#x20;

This tutorial may take up to or over an hour, depending on your system and comfort with development. To begin Click **Next** > Prerequisites below!


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