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When i added input * speed it said that * cant be applied to operands of type input and float

thanks, finally know what static does

Thank you very much!

thanks man you a g im still waiting for my download

Could you do a tutorial on Sun Moon cycle in Unity? It would really help because im trying to figure it out rn.

When I typed the code some of the words didnt change color they just remained white. Like monobehaviour, vector2, getaxisraw, ect. Unity gives me an error when I try to run it asking if im missing a using directive or an assembly reference. Not sure what any of it means really since im an artist not a coder lol

Just wanted to say you are my favorite tutorial youtuber! Thanks for the clear and very well made videos you make. They make my life 10 times easier

Appreciate the short and concise video - exactly what I was looking for.

Amazing video, thank you so much!

The courage I have been building for 10 years to try unity again exploded at the end of the video

Those are beautiful assets! Can we see more of those?

I'd still be waiting for unity to finish reloading the domain by the end of the video from the first change

If you actually bothered to learn to code this would not happen.

Never happens btw

Yeah, I agree

I'm no programmer, but I can imagine: It can be tedious and downright frustrating at times, but when you FINALLY get it pinned down, the feeling of elation is quite unlike anything else.

Ever encounter a bug that just led to more bugs?

"no experience" aka 5 years of experience

really cool to hear your experiences! The elaborate transitions and sound effects cutting to the same shot of you is killing me 😂Great video though

Very inspiring!

Hey all, this video is a bit more personal to me and a bit different from the coding tutorials I usually tend to upload. I actually spent a few weeks filming and editing this... and re-editing different parts. So please excuse it if some of the cuts seem a bit "jumpy". I realized part way through I needed to add some additional insight here and there... and remove a bit in other places. Ultimately, this is the true story of how I got my first Unity Developer job and went from being strictly a hobbyist to a paid game developer. One thing I didn't mention in the video though is the amount I learned about coding, Unity Development and team collaboration was x100 more than everything I had picked up when I was strictly learning game development on my own. Being tossed into the deep end was a learning experience unlike any other.

Underrated video

Nice video! Thanks for sharing your experience.

I have a question, how did you make a row of sprites in an animation, sliced in equal parts?

I like this game! Wishlisted.

Ugh can you help me make a final project for school

Dam, I really like these tutorials for c# and unity. Keep it up.

Good video!

Thank you

Thx for the tip :)

Perfect! Thanks! First approach also works with a world space canvas

Just what I need! thanks!

I found raycasting confusing for the longest time but once it finally made sense to me it changed my life in Unity and I'll never be able to look back 😄. Do you understand raycasting or do you find it to be a confusing concept?

Rly helpful thank you!

Thanks for the Motivation❤❤

This deserves more views and likes🙁

IT LOOKS SOO COOL

Thanks bro i'm learning from you. You teach me soo many things thanks a lot keep it up❤

I copied the folder into the Packages but I don't seem to find the UIPArticle component that you show. What may I be missing?

Add the Awake() method seems to be the secret sauce. I've been banging my head for hours trying to figure out how to pass anything between different classes. I'm new to unity but I'd done lots of java, so this was really frustrating. I don't know why that worked or made the difference but I'm glad it did. Thanks!

Im working on a school project and this helped mee soo much!! Good work!

Unity has a newer input system as well that we could use, but I find the legacy one much simpler to understand and works perfectly fine for a simple 2D platformer. Still, if you are familiar with the newer system, which do you prefer?

Your Mic is muffled

Ah yes! I always mess the Ui by making it not look the sayem. Great tips!

This is meant to be a very basic introduction to Unity animations and we'll be adding more animations in a future video, as well as a state machine to manage them properly. Unity also has a "bones" animation system, which can create more fluid and dynamic animations. However, to be used properly the sprite needs to be setup to have different body parts (eg. arms must be their own sprite, head, etc.)

Chapter 3 should be titled "Writing super long scripts" not "Not writing" -_-

Nice tips, Thanks! Good luck with your future development :)

This tutorial pivots a bit and also talks about how to use the [SerializeField] attribute and how to refactor code, as it is part of an ongoing series. I just wanted to point out that encapsulating your data properly is an important thing to know about, not just for cleanliness - but for keeping your code secure and bug free.

Once again, thank you very much, I'm still tuned in to the videos!

Do you prefer making single screen games with locked movement or games with camera movement? Let us know!