At the very top of the editor interface, we have all the controls.

The Transform tools are used with Scene View to drag the camera, move the position of objects, and rotate and scale objects in the scene respectively, as shown in the following screenshot:

When we add an object to our scene and select it, we can see arrows protruding along the x and y axes from our object. These arrows are called Transform Gizmos, and we use them to move, rotate, and size our objects.

Selecting each of the following Transform tools changes the gizmo (the bounding box on your selected object) in Scene View, as shown in the screenshot that follows the description of the tools:

The Transform Gizmo toggles are used to toggle the position of the Transform Gizmos. Center will position them at the center of the object, whereas Local will position them relative to the object's rotation. The toggles are displayed in the following screenshot:

The following screenshot shows the control that is used with Game View to play, pause, and step through the game in the editor:

The Layers drop-down box is used with Scene View to choose which objects we want to see in the editor's Scene View according to the layer. It is useful when we are editing a complicated level or scene. We select it by clicking on the drop-down menu displayed in the following screenshot:

The Layout drop-down menu enables us to set up the positioning of the interface to our own liking. Depending on our screen's resolution and size, we may prefer one layout over another and should therefore try each one out by clicking on the drop-down menu shown in the following screenshot:

Scene View is the area where we will interact with our GameObjects such as cameras, backgrounds, the player, enemies, and so on. It is within this view that we can position and transform our GameObjects.

The following screenshot displays our Scene View:

Game View displays the final published game rendered from the camera view. This is where we test out our game.

To achieve this, we simply press the play button and see our game as in the following screenshot, where an example game has been loaded: