I’m not sure if you’re aware, but we’re unable to download the free skybox asset from this lecture because it requires Unity 2019 or higher.
As a workaround, I cloned the GitHub repo for this course, and I was able to import into Unity this way.
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Hi Kp4ws.
I’ll make a note of this. At this point, the majority of students are likely using the later 2019 or 2020 version.
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Sounds good, and that makes sense. I chose to use the same Unity version as the lectures to ensure any bugs I encounter don’t have to do with version differences.
Cheers!
The good news is that, aside from Cinemachine (which I think has actually also evolved in Unity 2018), there aren’t really any changes in the newer versions that break the game. To underscore that point, I have versions of the course Project (and have ran student projects I’ve helped debug) in about 30 versions of Unity from 2018…12 through 2021.2
You might consider upgrading to 2020 just for the improved Editor experience (including much better handling of lists and arrays)
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I appreciate the detailed response! I’ll keep that advice in mind.
I realize this is an old thread, but for newer students doing this course or those revisiting the course for refreshers…
There are several nice Skybox (FREE) skybox assets available on the Unity Asset Store. One I like to use which has the Extension License is:
Original Unity Version for this: 2021.1.0 or higher (more updated), but works fine on this project
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Thanks for your input! 
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