Timbeaux Learning

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Build one small scene. Learn one thing at a time.

Start with the included demos and documentation, then make a small scene of your own. These short learning paths help you choose a first task.

Your first cozy room

1. Get the free Cozy Kitchen Asset Pack and check its Unity requirements.

2. Open the included demo to see how the art is arranged. Make a separate scene for your experiment.

3. Place a few kitchen details into one small space. Add movement with your own controller or the Character Controller Toolkit, following its setup guide.

Give a collectible some character

1. Open the free Floating Pickups demo.

2. Observe the floating, bobbing, rotation, and pulsing examples. Follow the included guide to try one movement option on a collectible.

3. Change one setting at a time, run the scene, and compare the result. Keep a working copy before trying another effect.

Choose your atmosphere

Want weather as well as time-of-day changes? Choose the paid Weather Toolkit. It includes its own day/night system.

Want simple day/night functionality without the full weather system? Choose the paid standalone Day/Night System.

Begin with the chosen pack’s demo and setup guide. Confirm one working setup before combining it with other systems.

A good first setup check

Check the current store listing for Unity and render-pipeline requirements. Read the included quickstart. Try the demo. Make a small test scene. Check the Console and documented compatibility before adding another pack.

Works with Timbeaux’s…

Choose only what your game needs. Use each pack’s documentation for supported combinations and integration steps; automatic integrations depend on the packs and versions involved.

Need a hand? Contact Timbeaux. Include your Unity version, pack version, what you tried, and any Console errors.