@billgates Nice one😂

@AboMahdi
Sure thing. I'll see If I can help you somehow.

@AboMahdi
Okay then. So the first thing you need to do is to show them parts of the editor and how they will manipulate them. Moving windows, Layouts, exporting programs, what the specific windows do. At first, show them editor, how it looks like and how it,'s devided, then show them exact windows and what each do. Then show them programming stuff and how to use it. Unity is very Logically based. Evrything is from elements. For example inspector consists of "comnponents". Each of them does different thing. Show them unity manual and where to find information in case of problems. Every component is explained there. Then just find VR app tutorial and you will know exactly what to do, because you'll know what the different parts of editor he uses in video do.

@AboMahdi
It depends on what exactly do you want to show them. Basic functions of editor/animations/VR/AR/Vectors/3D/2D/Modeling etc... Because Unity has so many features and after 5 years of development there are lots of things, that are new for me. And it also depends on their skills. If they are completely beginners to 3D or if they already made something in different editors. But if they are begginers, you should explain them 3D Space, how it works i mean the X,Y,Z position/rotation/scale etc. If you can tell me more about it, it'll be helpful and I can aim on exact things.

@vitalik Seriously? I didn't know that.

@cesc1989 Okay

@ununicornio I'm not Spanish if you mentioned me.

Maybe I'll try some anti-shock bags for it or just some gloves. It may help to reduce shocks I think.

Sure. I've got enough space in my laptop. I thought about everything.Otherwise I'll make som space. So let's do it.