unity-renderer VS builder

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Decentraland is a community-driven Metaverse, powered by the Ethereum Blockchain. It makes use of a Cryptocurrency called MANA, which is the main medium of exchange used in Decentralands ecosystem. Users can create, experience, and monetize content. It offers a Builder Tool or SDK (developer toolkit), which are designed to create virtual environments and applications.

Legacy Builder: a simple drag and drop editor. No coding required, some items include built-in functionality. You can start a scene with the Builder, and then export it to continue working on it with the SDK. Read the documentation. Note: If a scene is created by or modified by the SDK, you can’t import it into the Builder. You can only go from the Builder to the SDK, not in the other direction.

You can create your own asset packs via https://builder.decentraland.org and switch to the in-world builder after, as you seem to be using this one.

Hi! if you go to the web browser for the decentraland builder it is there. builder.decentraland.org

You can build at https://builder.decentraland.org/

Yes, you can go on Decentraland right now and start building. The best way to learn is to start building! (https://builder.decentraland.org/)

Also when I go to https://builder.decentraland.org/ I can't see my land.

We are a little lacking in community modules at this point; we have a repository filled with example snippets, but no complex projects that are open-source and free to study/deploy on your scene. If you have no knowledge of programming then you'll likely want to start with the Builder. Its an easy to learn tool, though lacks the ability to optimize/prepare complex scenes. For that you're going to need to use the SDK, which requires some programming knowledge (never too late to learn).

You can have a look into the builder tool: https://builder.decentraland.org and see if you can make use of its resources to accompany your idea. Please note that its rather limited in its functionality, but still allows importing external 3d assets.