Aesthetics
This aesthetic encourages players to change their appearance and the world around them.
Expression
This shortcut key switches between Edit and Object modes.
Tab
A card sprite must have one of these added in order for the mouse to interact with it.
Boxcollider 2D
This keyword will allow you to change variables in the Unity editor.
public
Near the end of Fahrenheit 451, Montag must escape this futuristic creature.
The mechanical hound
If you want players to struggle through your game, you're aiming for this aesthetic.
Challenge
To duplicate an object, you can press this key combination.
Shift+D
This object holds all UI elements in your scene and helps to organize them.
Canvas
Input
The equation x2-25 is an example of this special type of equation that is easily factored.
A difference of squares
Many RPGs have this aesthetic, which often includes magic as a core component.
Fantasy
You can press one of these three keys to restrict rotation, scaling, and grabbing to an axis.
X,Y,Z
If you don't want a sound effect to play on startup, you have to uncheck this option.
One of our most common mistakes is forgetting one of these in a statement.
A semicolon
A 1917 message intercepted by the British during World War I contained plans to ask this country to join Germany's side if the US were to enter the war.
This aesthetic is described as "Game as sensory experience".
Sensation
You must be in this mode in order to see colors you've applied to a mesh.
Material Preview
Changing this value in your code will change how far apart cards are in the grid.
Offset
Arguments
Up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, b, a, start is a well-known cheat code called this.
The Konami Code
Games with a fellowship aesthetic are this type of game.
Multiplayer
Ctrl+R will let you add these useful lines to a mesh.
Loop cuts
IEnumerator
If you want to have a piece of code run only under a certain condition, you can use this type of statement.
Conditional
Escape velocity