Purpose
Train students to install, configure, and troubleshoot computer networks using a believable 3D lab instead of a flat worksheet.
Unity WebGL training environment
Networking lab simulator
A browser-based 3D training space where students walk through a building, inspect racks and workstations, patch connections, and troubleshoot realistic networking issues.
Project sections
DevelopmentCurrent state, priorities, milestones, and build order.
InteractionsHow students move, inspect devices, open racks, and use CLI panels.
Simulation modelThe data model for devices, ports, cables, power, VLANs, faults, and scenarios.
Asset generationAI-assisted tooling workflow for models, materials, icons, audio, and prefab-ready assets.
Unity skillsReminder page for using Unity AI agent skills during development.
LessonsTraining tasks and the first vertical slice for troubleshooting.
Snapshot
Environment
Building rooms with workstations and wall jacks, plus a dedicated server/rack room with switches, routers, patch panels, punch down blocks, and server equipment.
Teaching pattern
Observe, select, diagnose, act, verify. The 3D world gives context; the device UI gives precision.