Plus it would prevent you from being able modify and program individual aspects of the level, among a great number of other setbacks. If I misunderstood the question and you're talking about building like the entire level in a 3D modeling program and then exporting everything as one level, then I would suggest against that, it will prevent you from utilizing all kinds of basic functions like your lods and billboards and stuff. Whenever I need to update the model, I just make my edits in Blender and then click export, and the model is updated automatically in Unity.
I have 2 sets of folders, 1 where I keep the actual Blender files where I can just be messy and do what I want, and then in my Unity project I have my exported model file (which is just that individual model), usually an fbx. Should you want to keep you version of Blender up to date automatically, then I suggest installing it via Steam. Make sure that you install the latest build. If youre doing a large level, or a lot of levels with similar style, a modular approach like this would save a lot of time. The only geometry design tool I use in Unity is the terrain tool, and even then I often create my own trees in Blender because of its limitations. Step 1 - Download Blender The first step is to download and install Blender from the website. From there I create the game objects from those models, and then build the level in Unity.
If you're making objects more complex than a primitive shape, you will definitely want to use Blender or some other 3D modeling program, and then import them into Blender.
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