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Setting Up Unity Environment

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This lecture guides students through setting up the Unity environment on Windows, including installing Unity Hub, Unity, and Android Debug Bridge. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining the same Unity version throughout a project to avoid compatibility issues. The lecture also covers downloading Unity, system requirements, LTS releases, and managing SDK Platform Tools for Android development.

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