New 2019.1 beta, features, and challenges

Your monthly Unity news, tips, and resources Your monthly Unity news, tips, and resources [View this email in your browser]( Hi {NAME}, Whether you’re looking for new features in Unity, learning resources on how to bring your game to life, or opportunities to win big cash prizes, we’ve got you covered with these updates. Read on to get the low-down on what’s new at Unity. Unity 2019.1b is out now 2019.1 marks the start of the newest TECH stream. Among many other features, this version of Unity increases your potential iteration speeds when developing for Android, improves your workflow and gives you more control over the editor. Check out some of the new features in our beta blog post. [Read more]( Unity at GDC 2019 At GDC this year, we’re celebrating all creators. Join us for a week of events centered around our latest technologies and exciting announcements. Be the first to witness our 2019 features, as we kick off the week with our keynote and continue the conversation at our biggest and best booth yet! All Unity creators are invited to attend the keynote on March 18, but space is limited, so make sure to [RSVP]( today, and be sure to check out everything Unity has planned for this year’s event. [Learn more]( Enter the Obstacle Tower Challenge today Get ready for a new challenge that pushes the boundaries of the human-machine relationship. The Obstacle Tower environment involves a combination of platform-style gameplay with puzzles and enables you to explore how machines operate in a variety of areas, including computer vision, locomotion skills, and high-level planning. Participants will have the opportunity to win prizes valued at over $100,000, in the form of cash, travel vouchers, and cloud credits sponsored by Google Cloud Platform. [Enter the challenge]( New features for you We’re happy to announce that [Collaborate]( and [Cloud Diagnostics]( now support transaction email notifications. With this new feature, you can configure an integration to send you an email when an interesting event occurs on your project. On top of that, for Cloud Diagnostics, we’ve added the ability to filter custom metadata on the crashes and exceptions section of the Developer Dashboard. This will allow you to quickly gather specific data you need to pinpoint relevant issues in your game along with our provided static filters. Head over to our forum posts to learn how to set up the new features on [Collaborate]( and [Cloud Diagnostics](. [unity]( [Share on Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Youtube]( [LinkedIn]( Unity Technologies, 30 3rd Street, San Francisco, CA 94103, United States. This email is intended for {EMAIL}. You are receiving this email because you have subscribed to one or more Unity newsletters. You can always update your [preferences or unsubscribe](. [Privacy Policy]( - [Terms and Conditions]( — Copyright Unity Technologies © 2019