How To Get into Game Development! (Teachers, School, Self-Taught and MORE!)
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2017
- In this video, we're discussing how you can get into game development, and I'm sharing some of my greatest tips and experiences.
It's a big industry waiting for new people to join. You can get going in the industry, or you can sit where you are and "be too intimidated" to start. Which one do you pick? :)
If you're willing to start off, good, because then you've come to the right video. Let me know if you have anything in your mind, that being questions, suggestions, or anything at all!
I hope you guys enjoy. :)
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Unity 5 Manual:
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Unreal Engine 4 Manual:
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Thank you for all the support so far!
Sykoo, do you make those assets you use in video yourself?
If so what software do you use?
+wols frosty Probably no. But that really depends on how much time do you have available and in how is your motivation. But, as Sykoo said in his video, don't hurry things up, start small and think big, and learn coding from RUclips, not from schools.
Depends on what level you are at in terms of programming. If you already know another language, it's easy
Sykoo how do you get fog and realistic graphics also do you have a video on coding if so give me a link I can't find it.
Thanks for the vid and sharing your experience. Always heard from programmers who went to school that they leave and..go online and learn some more lol so I feel like I would rather skip college if that's the case.
I've been struggling deciding on whether I want to go to school or not. I don't want to be a freelancer or a programmer. I want to make my own websites and make my own games or put them on steam making the game entirely on my own. With exception of voice acting of course xd.
Just do it. Thats my tip. What game do you want to make? Top down, puzzle, shooter... Download unity and start doing tutorials. Just youtube unity top down shooter, or whatever game you want to make. There will be a tutorial video on how to make it. Do not get overwhelmed by all of the information, just focus on what is being showed in the video. For instance, When you start actually coding, only think in steps. Ok now that i have a ground, I need my player to move So I need a script to add to my player object to move. Lets see how people usually do this task, and that video will show you. I did the roll a ball tutorial and made a pretty cool game. Just do it (lol).
John Traner Thank you, your words inspired me to take action.
This is so true, don't get overwhelmed at the great depth of information on all topics when it comes to learning Game Development(especially the programming side). it's a very complicated path with much to learn. lol Just absorb it all and research the fuck out of everything.
That´s the best tip yet :D And remember to keep it up
True man. Atm I'm learning 3d modeling, and will learn more to develop a game. And by making my first place, scene and atm making my own character model learning anatomy n shit bashing my head against the screen.
It's a lot to learn. But just keep on and enjoy the ride.
So is unity hub good or should i gwt unity+ ?
Game design student here (Senior Year). When Sykoo says program at home you HAVE to do it. The school only teaches you the most basic tools and you will not be able to do anything unless you also study and make things for yourself. I am in a Game Design program on the Art side. Recently had a class were Art and Programming come toguether and it was a mess, why? because most people don't look beyond what they were taught in class and they just made a mess coding in Unity. If you are going to go to school for game design don't be lazy, work at home as much as you can, this is an easy degree but just having the degree does not guarantee you a job
yakza5 maybe the course you are taking does not go beyond advanced programming. I know that there are others that gradually progress, teaching you more astounding go, which I presume most good game dev courses do.
I am not on the programming side so I don't know for sure. All I know is the programmers I was working with on that class were terrible why? because they only did the excercises from the class. Even if you are being taught advanced programming that does not mean you don't need to do your own stuff at home, same goes for game art.
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TechYK may you give the book you used for your class or email?
Can confirm university only teaches the basics, they essentially provide materials for you to learn and take extra from. It's all on you at the end.
Who votes that Sykoo and Brackeys do some tutorials or something together.
:o Me
It would be awesome!
and Matthew Palaje
Or even a collab stream on skype, or creating a small game while working together, such as showing off the unity collab thing
Matthew Palaje too!!!
Books, RUclips, make small games.
But learn the hard stuff too, algorithms, math, software design, debugging, data structures... etc..
Nunya Bznz you don't need Einstein's brain to get into coding... it's full of addition and subtraction
Algorithms... Naaa....come up with your own style
@Salman Khan So true. I mean, yeah, you can learn by only yourself many stuff but it's still not enough. University\college will give you some structured education. But when you learn everything from books and youtube you miss the structure. You don't really know how to start because there are so many books and methods and you don't know which are better. But your university knows because they are teaching people for many years and have to know this.
Hey Ahh, I really wonder how you learnt data structures & algorithms. What are some sincerely good resources that are not just friendly t beginners but turn beginners into masters?
The hard stuff is only needed if you're getting into advanced graphic and shader programming or engine development.
on my college (Game Development) we learn coding in this order of languages:
HTML+CSS
PHP
ActionScript3
C#
Java
C
C++
at the same time we learn how to work in blender,Photoshop,ableton and illustrator to get an better understanding of Game Design
so Game Developers and Game Artist's can work together and understand each other.
Hope you like this information.
we also work on projects from other companies to learn how to give presentations and work with deadlines.
those projects can be:
2d game in Unity
3d game in Unity
2d game in Animate/Flash
when we work on such projects there are groups mixed with an even amount of artists and developers.
also when we learn to use the coding language C we learn how to use electronics with an arduino. That's really fun!
since I've learned how to use an arduino I've been ordering electronics and arduinos to create thinks at home like:
my own GameController for unity.
a door lock system with a 4x4 digit code and NFC sensor.
a button to change my environment to a Gaming stste 😁 (Green light, turning on pc, closing door if open, turning on my monitors)
Which school and where
DankMeme_Z
School: Alfa-college.
education: Game architecture & design.
Adress: Atoomweg 6b, Groningen, The Netherlands
why tf do you learn html, css and php? maybe when you develop a game you will make a website with link to download that game?
This guy created Skyrim in a couple of hours
Exactly my thought!
That’s what I thought 😂
I was basically watching the buiding at first then watched the video again to listen what he said lol
What he did in 6 hours tops took like 10 people at bethesda 3years
Or Witcher 3's next amazing lands for fan made expansion.
I've been planning my game for almost 5 years now, and I'm glad I found your channel! Just wanted to say the videos I've seen so far are very good and really helpful to me, I am feeling much more confident starting to develop the game of my dreams.
Just checking in- 5 years later. How has your game progressed? Just curious. Hopeful for all the best. Be great!
I just decided to quit studying Sociology after 2 years of trying to convince myself that it was fun and interesting .. But honestly it was boring as hell and not my thing at all... I've always had a creative mind, i loved to draw and make stories, but my familiy wasn't very supportive of investing much time and money into making that my "living".. "Go for a proper and reliable education" i was told :p
But i figured at long last that it ain't worth it :/ So I've decided to try to do something I find fun and interesting for once =) Game development seems really cool, and it's what i want to do now, or at least make a try at it.. Even tough I got no experience what so ever .. :I
Wish me luck!
Great video too, it looks like so much fun to do what you do!
Regine
I wish you luck!
its hard to get jobs that pay well as a game developer if you dont have any big games on your name
internships and making small games is the way to go
Stay focused and work hard every waking hour bro, until you have something going for yourself. Otherwise you will be just like one of us who thought leaving something you don't LOVE is step 1. It's actually step 0. Step 1 is planning extensively and working on it as best as you can.
Not trying to discourage you or anything. Just making sure you don't forget about this part. Wish you lots of luck. :)
I am literally in the same boat, sophmore mechanical engineering student and I want to switch to this because I also have a creative mind and want to explore this!
This is the first video of yours that I'm watching and I must say I feel much more knowlageable after watching it.
I really want to learn programming but never really knew where to start, so thanks again and you've earned a sub!😊
I'm gonna take a sabbatical when i finish high school in a few weeks, and i feel this video very motivating.Over the past 3 months i have slowly been getting into game dev, but havent really had the time to invest cus of school and all that. I have mostly been reading and watching, but im really excited to start getting into learning, and you are a huge inspiration for me. Thanks :)
Andreas Bonde Haupt We don't have courses for this stuff in my school, but I do have these next 3 months off school to start :) best of luck to you.
MiiTCH You too!
Man this is amazing! I...really don't want to go to college to learn programming or game development, So I've been studying Web Dev. On my own and I have been doing 3d modeling myself and my friend and I have started talking about making a Mobile game. This video just inspired me on moving forward and on keep practicing and practicing! Thank you!
Ezra Casas so did u make the game ?
I love that feeling of self teaching like when I made my first top down shooter and got the character to point towards the mouse without any tutorials was amazing and I was so happy and other stuff like that! So if you want to get into game development I’d recommend learning the basics and anything past that you should try to learn by experience because it gives you that feeling of accomplishment and when you do eventually have to figure something out that there are no tutorials for you will be able to figure out by yourself!
When he says "Trust me you can do it" feel so good!!! ❤️❤️
I've always wanted to get into game development and now I'm going to do it, thanks for sharing this, it really brought inspiration to me
I'm soo glad I have found your channel! I have been wanting to get my foot in the door with designing games/videos and listening to you explain everything is soo easy. 😁 I will now be binge watching all you videos.
This video gave me a lot of hope! Thank you for making this, I'll follow your tutorials.
" You can get going in the industry, or you can sit where you are and "be too intimidated" to start. "👍👍👍👈👈👈💻💻💻
And thanks for tips !
I start doing Computer Engineering five years ago in my country(Brazil), things that Sykoo talk about in this video are true I learned a lot more in the internet than in some classes that I have (C and Java mostly).
I do not consider myself an incredible programmer but I'd like to give you guys a tip.
Study Programming Logic, it's made my learning process and code development much more easier, some times you know the syntax and API but do not know how to use this knowledge to solve a problem.
Anyways, thx Sykoo for your help... I mean a lot you tutorials are pretty great.
Cheers from Brazil
Love you vids, man! Inspiring. I love how you do the audio overlay on a actual scene build. That's very cool. Thanks for the work you do. I'm learning a lot. Keep up the great work!
I loved this video, don't worry about it's length, to explain something you have to take the time it needs. Not like some other channels I've seen that aim at teaching to beginners and look like they're in fast forward
You started when you were so young, thats really cool! I'm 13 Rn, I wanna start coding and later level design
I'm 17 fluent in c++ , haven't made any games cause I have no game ideas
@@BlackUmpire İ'm 19 and İ know nothing about programming....İ'm now interested because İ have some insane ideas
Im only 15 and I'm a map designer!
I can't do art
hanibal well I have ideas but no knowledge no pc and 350 bucks lol
Hey Sykoo, I'm new to your channel after finding a video of yours in my recommended yesterday and I instantly subscribed! I just want to ask if you would recommend learning level design or programming first at home (for background I am currently studying computer science, learning python, at high school)
Hey there! Welcome to the channel, I hope you're enjoying your stay. :) Thank you for subscribing, it's appreciated.
Interesting question, Keiron! It really depends on what you're willing to do. If you want to work in both fields (with designing and coding), then I suggest you go with level designing first. The reason I suggest you that before coding is because you'll learn the engine UI (user interface) easier. You'll be using the engine only, which will have you repeat some actions like creating a landscape/terrain, placing grass, placing houses, importing assets etc.
But if you already know these simple tasks and features of your game engine, you could get into programming right away. However, once again, it really depends on what you actually want to work with. :)
thank you very much, I from Brazil and had stuck on my studies of game dev for so long!!! But I really want to continue now and these kind of video you're just uploaded helps a lot, thank you very much once again
Definitely one of the best videos I've ever seen on this topic. Not clickbaity and very useful. Thank you for genuinely reaching every type of beginner, from extremely beginner to "I just downloaded unity" haha. I'm the second type, and I'm sure I'll watch a lot of your videos and grow as a game developer. Thank you.
PD: I was absorbed in those time lapses, never seen anything as beautiful.
PPD: English isn't my native language so excuse me if I couldn't express myself properly :)
First imma impress my family..I gonna become a game developer wat I wanted to do for yrs.
Same
My family disapprove of me working in the game industry
Same mate! I'm 13 now btw
David Lad you talking to me? If so I want to do it myself but as I said my parents don’t want me to
Same story brother. I'm 15
Hey Sam, make a video about freelancing. Is working as a Unity freelancer reliable enough to replace a full-time job for several years?
Hey Sykoo. I found your vids in my recommendations and subscribed after watching 3. I'm about to enter college to study Computer science, to become a programmer and to eventually work in the videogame industry. I find your video(s) very useful and inspirational to pursue this goal. Thank you very much!
Your awesome @Skykoo I was watching one of your tuts awhile back and I am learning how to build games but I am running real slow with catching the tricks I have seen you do in the past.
Wow. At the begin plays Okean Elzy - Embrace (Океан Ельзи - Обійми). It's ukrainian band and I'm from Ukraine. I did not expect to hear this music here. Thanks Sykoo. Where are you from? Sweden?
TIGER VLAD I am from Sweden, and my Russian friend linked me to a Russian rap song which I liked. I opened its playlist and ended up on that song, which I liked a lot, and thought I would use it.
Made me super happy you recognized it! :)
TIGER VLAD А ты не знаешь, случаем, чей именно ремикс играет?
TIGER VLAD thank you! :)
Тимофей Крайнов, наверное это Океан Ельзи - Обійми numismatist RMX. Ну очень похоже.
Sykoo, Am I right? Is it Okean Elzy - Embrace (numismatist RMX) ?
I know right
The number of times this guy insisted he isn't a magician leads me to believe that he might be a magician
thank you dude this video gives me the motivation to go for this field of work.
Man! Thank you! This is such a motivating video! What you are saying plus watching you working on those environments makes me want to start now! I've been a gamer most of my life. From the 70's till now I've seen a lot of games, and a lot of ideas have crossed my mind. I remember making games with my dad using Basic on our Commodore 64, and working on Apple IIe games at highschool in the 80's. I should have invested myself fully then and made it my career but I went down other paths and became creative in other ways. I've been feeling the need to look into other career paths and this might just be the direction I need. I might even start a game in Dreams to get the feel for it before starting in Unity... Thanks again for the encouragement man. Keep up the awesome work!
3 words.
Chili, tomato, and noodle.
Helped me a lot.
2:12 I too call Sweden “gymnasium”
I say Upper Secondary School
I've been wanting to get into game dev for years now, you've finally convinced me. Thank you!
Hi, I'm new to this channel. This is the first video I have seen on this topic. I don't know how other people explained this but you seem to do a good job at that. I found this really helpful because I still have time to think about a job and I'm thinking about game development and this showed me that I don't need to go to college to start programming like I thought I was supposed to. By the way, I thought that the scenery that you were creating was really relaxing and asthetic looking ♥️. I know this was posted 3 years ago and you probably won't ever see this but I just wanted to say keep up the great work! ♥️♥️
Hey so I want to get into game development for a living and I'm planning on going to college for it but i want to learn at least the basics before i go there so I'm not a total dead weight. so I want to ask which is better. Unity or Unreal. That way I can get a base to start on.
Also i don't even really know what I want to go for in video game development and for the people who are on the artsy side and the general programming side i want to ask what's it like, what are some pros and cons. There are so many questions i have and i don't even know how to articulate my words to ask them.
Both are great for different games. Godot is another engine you should consider. I would advise starting with unity and I encourage you to make your own research and find out which engine works for you.
Unity is for more like complex and kinda a little bit high graphics and unreal is for (and only this) high graphics unity offers more tutroials Tha unreal.
Unreal is kinds harder but it's not the best and I say unity is better
When using Unity, should I learn C# first or just learn though various unity tutorials?
WorkInProgress 325 I also need an answer to this
both its a no brainer
@@aubrey5577 Learning through small projects, huh?
@@jacobgutierrez7592 i mean the ones that teach you how to use unity i would just get a course on udemy because thats what i ended up doing
Love this video man. Made a lot of great points. Such a motivation for people.
Skykoo I think like your points learning on your own and moving forward, but also not rushing yourself too fast. I am learning to become a better 3D artist. I will check out more your videos.
I don't know why I'm just watching his work not listening 😂
starting song of the video
whats the name of song?
Okean elzy - Obiymi
thanks a lot Skyoo. This will encourage people who are new and interested in this field.
Really helpful and awesome video Sykoo. liked and subscribed.
Coding is HARD. But i remember once i was able to fully memorize the full code for making a simple calculator with decimals(Never happened), that was when i knew i should quit programming
You don't *have* to remember the program. You just have to know *how* to make it, the steps, the functions. Maybe you have to look up stuff online, that's just programming :)
Dude, WHAT is that engine!? It looks BEAUTIFUL! I might take up coding JUST to get to the point where I can someday make that. Can you imagine Mario running around that gorgeous savanna and IT WAS ME! I DID THAT!
...
K bye
Russell Arrington It's Unreal Engine
Russell Arrington it’s Unity 5 at first then Unreal Engine 4 next
Not unreal this is unity engine
Thanks a lot mate. I am about to complete my high school and i wanted to get into game development but i had totally no idea from where to start. I was thinking of going to a college for game development but now thanks to you i am now confident that i can do it myself. Thanks again
Freaking osom podcast/vlog/talking anyhow, this encourage me in a very tough moment, and here I go again!
Thanks!
Hi. I'm new here. I'm 36 & I want to learn how to make games. I know I'm a little late, but I want to make something out my life. Put a little direction, so to speak.
I chose Unreal engine as my basis. Where do I start?
Start by learning the material editor and then gradually start learning more stuff and learn to code in c++ or blueprints you can ask if you need help on a certain thing
It's never too late to start something. I am also planning on starting game development. Best of luck
I’m 36 and just started basic CS classes from local college and started studying at home too. I guess I have to start first then go from there. Good luck brother!
Hey! I have a question and wonder how do I make the trees respawn after 5-7 minutes after I've chop them down?
If you're using Unity you have a few options. If you want your trees to simply pop back after 5 minuets you would be able to use a simple IEnumerator. Have it wait for 5 minuets (300 seconds(IEnumerator uses seconds)) and have it either reset the tree or spawn a new one. If you want your tree to gradually grow back you could easily create a simple 5-7 minute animation of your tree growing and have it play after you chop it down. If you want more detail the Unity scripting API is very useful as well as the Unity Answers forum. Hope I helped! =)
SmallFry Entertainment Thanks! So this is the script i will put in my tree folder? using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
public class ExampleClass : MonoBehaviour {
IEnumerator Start() {
StartCoroutine("DoSomething", 2.0F);
yield return new WaitForSeconds(1);
StopCoroutine("DoSomething");
}
IEnumerator DoSomething(float someParameter) {
while (true) {
print("DoSomething Loop");
yield return null;
}
}
}
No, You would need to do something along the line of:
void Update () {
if (Something)
{
StartCorutine(GrowTrees());
}
}
IEnumerator GrowTrees () {
Do Something;
}
Again, I would recommend using the Unity Scripting API it's very useful.
SmallFry Entertainment okey, Thanks!
Informational and helpful, thanks for the video. I will definitely use your advice😁
happy your channel is growing the way it is!
and here I am, having spent like 4 hours trying to make a health bar in Unreal Engine. Kinda loosing hope.
Oh damn it worked!!! I don't know what exactly I have done, but I played with it, noticed what made it work better, and so I tried again and finally found the solution. Gotta learn that this is not as easy really, lol, hope I will get better over time.
@@tennicktenstyl kool
Are you still coding? Dont give up, for example at first, i had to really push myself, and after a while, i couldnt stop :D its so fun to have YOUR OWN game
what s going on in your life now?
Remember that you invested more than others.. you did better then alot of people. Failure is not about being bad or slow, failure is stopping.
Could someone recommend the best place to learn c# coding for beginners? It doesn't have to be on RUclips or be free
supajbroisme yeah that'd be helpful
JoshuaWashua yeah ok I'll check it out thanks it's just I've been trying to learn from RUclips and a lot of stuff has been overwhelming
You can try signing up for courses but I personally found I learnt more from teaching myself
I'd highly recommend "C# for Complete Beginners" by Quill18Creates here on youtube. Very good and thorough series. He also has several other beginner friendly series that you can easily follow along with after you've completed the first one.
My best option make tras game and try to use all things and figure what they do and watch videos the how to make scharasters good luck
Hello Sykoo!
Thank you very much for your advices.
I hope I can get in this wonderfull world of video game creation.
Keep creating great videos!
Leaving a comment cause moma algorithm thanx for making this awesome vid bro. Motivation 100
What the hell is that software
Unity
Till 4:01 it wqs unity then he switched to unreal engine 4 at 4:42
Programing what?
Should I just open eclipse and write random stuff in it? I don't know what to program if I don't have a goal. So what should it be?
aspielm what is eclipse? if you can't think of something you want to do, go look at what other people are doing, first thing you see that you find interesting, and go for it. if you know nothing and want to learn unity, I suggest Gamer to Game Developers channel, I know alot of people suggest him.
Yeah, I get into that feeling... Don't really know what to program and aim for. Sometimes I have certain ambitious ideas that I know I don't have the skill for yet but I guess it's like designing, the first times you're always going to be copying someone else's work. Maybe that's it. Find a scene you like and try to replicate it.
FlyHigh well what kind of stuff do you guys want to learn? don't worry too too much about which languahe to use. all programming is basically the same, and once you learn one language you will be able to switch to another much easier then it took to learn the first one. all you will need to learn then is just mostly syntax and then whichever APIs you are going to be using.
but if you have a specific thing you want to do, just research what's best for what. most games are made with c++ or java. unity was made in c++ but it has a high level api in c#. alot of people who are doing machine learning are using python but it's not restricted to that. if you plan to 3d model, programs like 3ds max have max script, which is just a python API.
FlyHigh once you get started learning, ideas will just start flowing, and I don't necessarily mean copy someone's unity scene, look at features in games and what you want to be able to do. You probably will rarely be doing this, but if you get stuck it's worth a try.
Yeah, I didn't meant copying in the legal sense. Rather in a common sense!
I'm happy there is websites that teach you game developing. I paid for them on sale but glad I'm getting in to it. I'm a little late in the game but definitely determined to learn and make this a great career for me.
Great video Sykoo, love your work! keep up the good effort!!!
My school only teaches Scratch XD
Martim Lopes my too
Me too, it is too easy, I am in secondary school and even we got to learn hacking in primary, that is why I don't like ict
@@benboy9554 lol shut the fuck up you don't get taught how to hack
your 9
The life is the best school.
"Coding your own game is easier thwn you think. You know, you should take this online cou... "
Why tf will i take a course if its easier then i think
because it's easy to sell but hard to actually make. it's easy to sell to people that a supplement alone will get someone shredded until they find out that in reality it's much harder than that. Coding by itself is easy, it's solving problems that's the hard part. Especially making games is very complex.
that makes 0 sense you fucking idiot. with that logic you shouldn't be here. i suggest gender studies.
CheeseOnToastieWoastie he/she was referencing an advertisement -_-
It's great to watch this as I am currently studying Game Design and Development. Already finished my 1st year, heading to my 2nd year in August.
This video is great and super helpful. Thank you!
I would have started at age 11 but I had no computer and my parents wouldn't buy me one.
I'm 11 and I have one and I'm really lucky because most kids like you when you were 11 their parents wouldn't let them get one but I'm gonna try to teach myself now so I don't regret it in the future.
I can relate. I was only able to use a PC freely when I became 18 years old.
What university are you formed?
Sorry for my bad english
I haven't gone to University yet, right now I have a full-time job + my RUclips channel. I have, however, applied for Uni, and if I get accepted, I will be starting computer engineering after this summer! :)
Sykoo oh, Good luck!!
Good luck! Let us know if you'll be admitted.
Thanks a lot for your video! Really enjoyed and motivated to learn more!
I really enjoy how you explain things and I also enjoy the vid that you are showing.
Good talk. Just a suggestion. Please keep it under 5 minutes. A 15 minutes talk is kind of "not interesting". It's a constructive criticism from a fan. :)
but if it doesnt hit 10 minutes you dont get that sweet, sweet ad revenue ;)
The only thing you learn in 5 minutes is to have more patience !!! Grow up !
If you don't have the patience to watch a 15 minute video, you definitely don't have the patience for game development. Might as well give up before even starting.
Good thing I had the patience to wait a year for a game port I could've already played on another platform.
hey sykoos, this was an awesome video, im looking forward to watching more.
Thank you brother this was a very informative video for me very glad to find this channel!
I love what you said about making very small games, I have the same thoughts like if I start a huge project sure, I might get it done but then by the time I get it done I'd of forgotten the code I wrote following along with the tutorial.I'm not saying forgetting is always bad, I'm just saying I would rather make learning easier on myself. It also feels so rewarding when you code something in a different way than what the tutorial suggest and it still works the exact same way. I apologies for the long comment, I just wanted to get that thought out.
Thanks for the video! This has been super informative!
Hey, Great Video, I always wanted to learn game development, and yes always get overwhelmed by it once i see how much to learn. I got to take it slow & learn step by step. thanks for the video, you have a new subscriber :)
Thnx for tht!!!
You made it clear for me!!
This was what I was searching for thx a lot!!
Just from the few videos I have watched already I would say this video is very inspiring and has made me feel more confident for getting into game development
Great video, I completely agree with your points!
yo thank you im feeling better from your talk. Im really new to the world of game design and i want to become a game designer but really having second thoughts about the game engine cause of the ammount of stuff in it and the codes i need to learn to make the game i want. Im still new but like this video helped me calm my nerves about using a game engine and actually looking forward of having a job as a game designer
I like your videos, thank you for the work and the time you spend on them!
Thank you for your video, I feel I’m to old to start something new, but this video really helped out. Thank you!
Thankyou so much man. You inspired me to start learning game development. 😁
Hi Sykoo ! I just started to learn the game engine. Actually your videos are so useful.
really nice video mate, thank u for this :)
thank alot sir i really loved ur opionion, i totally agree with u. i hope i get succes in my dream project :)
Thanks, this video was really motivating and inspiring!
Thanks Sykoo, you have inspired me to pressure game development, see ya around.
Thanks a lot Sam! I just have to say this but this video was very motivational!
that was extreemly inspirational! I Thank you!
Great video. I’m 30 and have been messing around with level/map design since I was a teenager. All you need to do is put in the time and watch RUclips tutorials and not get overwhelmed with everything. Just mess around and make things for yourself and you will start to develop lots of skills and tricks
Oh man you speechless...
How can I say about you in words my man.. You just f*king good❤
awesome chanell mate, ive been watching your vids all day. great content, always very helpful. ive got into app games and made a few but the 3d engines look alot more complicated, however i cant wait to dig in and just invest hours into it. as of lately ive been trying to program instead of playing video games
this was so beautiful it gave me so much more motivation to get better.
I feel really warmly welcomed 😊 I can’t wait to start 😅
Sykoo I've been thinking for quite sometime what I wanted to do with my life, because I feel like I want to be an engineer in computing science, but you motivated to try this out, so thanks!
Very helpful and encouraging...Been working on self teaching C++, but really want more. Coding is interesting but I guess having something that keeps you accountable for progression is nice.
Hey!
I will start learning C++ on my own coming from C#(unity) what do you recommend? Where to start?
Thank you so much for this huge motivation.
keep up with videos and good work i love your content :D
Nice! Thanks for the info 😃
Thank you, a wonderful advice to learn!