# Tutorials

Use this section when you want guided, end-to-end steps that produce a result you can verify in Unity.

Tutorials are the right place to learn a workflow for the first time. They are intentionally more linear than how-to guides and more hands-on than concept pages.

## Start With

| If you want to...                                                                 | Read                                                                                                  |
| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Build the first no-code visual graph and see Console output                       | [First 15 Minutes](/flow-core-docs/documentation/tutorials/first-15-minutes.md)                       |
| Understand how a graph asset, scene object, process, and Blackboard work together | [Run a Flow Graph in a Scene](/flow-core-docs/documentation/tutorials/run-a-flow-graph-in-a-scene.md) |

## Pages

* [First 15 Minutes](/flow-core-docs/documentation/tutorials/first-15-minutes.md): Create a Hello Flow Core graph with a `Start` Trigger, local Blackboard string, Action node, and Console verification.
* [Run a Flow Graph in a Scene](/flow-core-docs/documentation/tutorials/run-a-flow-graph-in-a-scene.md): Bind a graph to a scene object and let Unity lifecycle events start it.


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