Assignment

one or more of these:


• [rtcmix~] -- download at least one version of this object to use with Max/MSP or pd on Windows or OSX. The "WSL2" instructions will allow you to run RTcmix 'standalone' on a Windows machine using a linux distro, if you'd like to do that too.
• RTcmixShell -- this will run 'standalone' on both Windows and OSX machines.
  
  
  note: Obviously you will also need either Max/MSP or pd (Pure Data) running on your machine to use [rtcmix~]. Grab one (or both) of them if you don't have one installed already.
  
  You can also install the 'standalone' version of RTcmix for Linux or OSX machines by downloading it from the main RTcmix web site.
  
  also install:
  
  
• Unity
  note: this will take you to the main Unity page, and you'll need to click through a bunch of pages to find the download. It's probably easiest to go directly here:
  Unity download page
  to get the package. "Unity Hub" is a way of managing your Unity downloads and projects; it's up to you if you want to use it. The place to get direct standlone Unity is here:
  Unity archive
  I'm currently using 2019.2.17F1 version of the Unity editor. Be sure (when asked) to say you are using the "personal" version for free. The others cost money and are mainly used if you are developing a product with Unity.
• Blender -- the Blender 3-D modelling app. For both Windows and OSX.
  
  you may also need:
  
  
• Xcode/iOS Developer Tools -- you don't really need this, but it's handy to have
• Visual Studio -- I think you need this for Windows/Unity, but it may be included in the Unity install. I also don't know that it is necessary for OSX, but Unity is set up to work with it so it's not a bad idea to install it. Plus it's free. Again, it may be installed on OSX machines when you download and install Unity.