Aesthetics
Unity 3D
Blender
Programming
Miscellaneous
100

This aesthetic is often supported by traversal mechanics that allow the player to access new areas. 

Discovery

100
The character controller component has a built-in limit on this value. 

Slope

100

You can press this an move the mouse to rotate your viewing angle. 

Mouse wheel

100

To read mouse clicks and key presses, we must call this class. 

Input

100

Deuterium is a stable isotope of this element; it pairs a neutron with the sole proton. 

Hydrogen

200

Players dedicated to growing their character through repeated logins and long time in the game enjoy this aesthetic. 

Submission

200

Unlike Unity 2D, the 3D space allows you to use these object types without any special setup. 

Lights

200
In Edit mode, this key is the shortcut for face select mode. 

3

200

A function with IEnumerator in its declaration is this special type of function that allows you to delay code execution. 

Coroutine

200

This landmark Supreme Court case established the unconstitutionality of segregated public schools. 

Brown v. Board of Education

300

Well-written characters, engaging plots, and deep lore all support this aesthetic. 

Narrative

300

To add color to an object, you must first create one of these. 

Material

300

This shortcut key allows you to add an inset to a face on your object. 

I

300

This special object allows you to test whether a ray has hit something, and where the hit occurred. 

RaycastHit

300

In the original Final Fantasy, there were black mages, white mages, and this third type that could cast spells from both types. 

Red mage

400

Rhythm games that build gameplay around music and/or colors and patterns have this aesthetic.

Sensation

400

In Unity 3D, primitive shapes you create come with these components. 

Colliders

400
The key combination S, Z will allow you to do this. 

Scale only on the Z axis. 

400

To advance our position in an array, we can use the int i and these two characters. 

++

400

Welsh poet Dylan Thomas urged his dying father to do this against the dying of the light in his most famous poem. 

Rage

500

This vague aesthetic covers games that immerse the player in the game world. 

Fantasy

500

This special image gives a 3D space a more realistic feel for players who like to look up. 

Skybox

500

In order to see colors you've added to an object, you can choose Rendered or this other view mode. 

Material Preview

500

If we only want our player to trigger events, we can use this naming system in Unity. 

Tagging

500

According to Isaac Newton, an object at rest will stay at rest unless acted upon by this type of force. 

Unbalanced.