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Dani Would I be able to make a game under a month or so that is reasonably Good? Like I'm aiming for a Pokemon game ish style, for my genius hour project. I have two other people in my group but they don't know much about coding either or making art decals and such
2019dani - So its six months later and i added a sword. 2020dani - So its been five hours and i added a boss, new levels, new guns, a holy bible of unitys particle system...
Loll, I think it really comes down to the hours put in to learning. It doesn't matter though I found it's best to compare your own progress month after month because everyone (and everyone's game) is different. I've been using Unity for like 8 months now and I put in about 1,000 hours so far. The scary part is there is still so much more to learn. Good luck!
@@10k12-b7l If you're serious about it start tracking your progress, even if it's just as small as making a cube move. Most people give up before even starting. Keeping up motivation is a huge part of game dev. Especially indie where you often have to motivate yourself.
Agreed. Most people don't think about the "behind the scenes" but it is a lot of work and time management to get everything done. But if it's fun it really doesn't feel like work. Also, it's a great feeling of accomplishment when you fix that one bug which has been driving you crazy for days!
I also started learning unity half a year ago.. my games don't look this good yet Also a tip: make micro-games with 1 core mechanic to learn the engine, then eventually recycle all the assets for a newer, bigger project. Rinse and repeat.
That's definitely a great tip. Even when models are created in AAA games they just redo the textures/skins and it looks like a whole different model. I wrote this in a comment above but You may think your Unity skills are not good, but if you compare your progress month after month or will really start to see the results. Compare yourself to your past self rather than to others or you will often get discouraged.
im sorry,but may i know what you mean by core mechanic?does it mean,i make a small game with one type of code,like i will make a game with the goal is to make the character walk,jump around,next project is to make the character interact to object,etc?am i right?🙏😅
All you need is to know what to google.Everything can be done from the documentation and the first page of google results.After that you need to adapt the code since there is no cookie cutter full solution :D
'How to' often gets way too many empty/unanswered threads asking the same question. I normally google something like 'Raycast from screen centre Unity' or something along those lines. Leaving out the how to normally gives more tutorial-esque results. But of course sometimes you need it.
Honestly I thought you had a few hundred thousand subs when I was watching this video, it looks actually amazing. I love Unity too, and even though i'm trash at it, i'm getting better. +1 sub for your amazing content +1 fan cause you seem awesome!
@@Danidev yeah i also thought the same, and then think that maybe dws dont rply to my comment. BTW i feel a little less work on programming. Though i also started programming some days ago so i cant judge u. Maybe u got much more than this game. Dont mind if u cant understand my speech. LoL its not ur fault, its mine!
These progress videos are great as they really help motivation. You may think your Unity skills are trash, but if you compare your progress month after month or will really start to see the results. Compare yourself to your past self rather than to others or you will often get discouraged.
@@Danidev There was a time I used the third person prefab as a first person player and then was wondering why my player responded to input so weirdly XD
Thank you! There will be some public and closed tests you can look forward too (that will include some basic gameplay + local multiplayer). Thanks for the interest man!
Dude, I am a teacher of informatics.. I teach the basics of programming and at the beginning of a lesson I have shown this video, and also your channel, to my students as an inspiration and motivation to work.. I am really grateful that you make this kind of videos and motivate so many people. Much love :)
more like high budget. did u see the second map? it was basically like the player thought the art was bad but then the second map just pops up. sorry if i missed a joke or something.
it’s so awesome watching people get better at something, especially something as cool as game design. you got a subscribe from me, never stop moving forward!
This was actually the first Video I watched from Dani 2 and a half year ago. He was the Inspiration for me to start with unity. I only created like 5 games for friends and family but I am planning to start my Game Dev Channel very soon.
Dani then: *decent and serious* Dani now: 'IS IT JUST ME OR IS HE LOOKING KINDA T HI CC, MILK MILK, UNITY'S PARTICLE SYSTEM, MAKES ME GO YES, BONERS COOL ORANGE JUICE GANG NOT COOL, YES'NT, KARLSON BADSABER BALLS BAD GAME
awesome dude, I've been using unity for like 3 years now, you've already done way more than me haha (I do it in my spare time balancing a web dev job), hardest thing I find is sticking to a project
You definitely don't wanna see my project folder then. I normally think up something cool like a 'Ccalable, physics based conveyor belt that automatically adjusts the angle/model for whatever purpose you need with a full wrapping/animated material'. And then I do it, say 'that was nice but now what do I do with it. And then I move on haha.
This is really similar to how I started with unity!! I was always interested in game dev and programming but never really dabbled in them until I one day downloaded unity and started just googling how to do stuff all day long building little projects and improving all the way. After half a year of doing my own projects I wanted to learn more complex and advanced stuff so I applied to a vocational college game programming/dev class and got in since I knew some basics already and I graduated just a month ago.
@@LinxinMusic just try try buddy. But my advice ( as a 5 year programmer ) would be dont stick to a project too long, if it doesnt feel like it its okay to quit it and start a new one. But that doesnt mean that you just quit every project. Try and do it to your fullest potential.
Learn any game i mean pros will tell you start very small like breakbeaker like game but my believe is that if you dont enjoy that you wont learn anything. Im not a pro not even completed my first game. But from my expirence of web devepment what i learned is no matter what and how many tutorials you follow if you are not willing to make your hands dirty you will never be a good programmer
Great video, I like that you've shared your mistakes towards the end. I think every game developer over scopes their first few games, I know I did! 😱😱😂
Estou começando a aprender a trabalhar com o Unity e estou tendo muita dificuldade,vídeos como o seu me animam ,pois percebo que é com o tempo que vamos aprendendo e que de uma forma ou de outra com persistência vai dar tudo certo.Obrigada pelo vídeo, ótimo trabalho!
Oh wow i thought you’ve been on unity for like 5 years but the fact that you started like 2 years ago or something really makes me feel confident i started unity and C# game development a few weeks ago and im so happy since i know that one day i can make amazing games like yours, thanks for inspiring me you’re the reason i started learning game development :D
I would recommend learning C# then. Well, Java would work too as it's similar to C# (I started with Java as well) but pretty much no game is made with Java
@@fullmetaltheorist like I said, Java works as well. But you will most likely use C# in the future (at least for game development). The most important thing is that you actually started :)
Dani 1 year ago: I really want to see myself in 1 year and see how much progress I have made Dani today: Hipedi hopedi your code is now my property kid
Just when you said physics based games, and began counting them, I was like please include gang beasts please please. Just as I saw, oh boy. ❤️ I love Gang Beasts and thank you for just mentioning it.
Title is basically clickbait, it took his combined skill sets of designing & programming skills to make the game in 6 months. It's not like he started off with literally no knowledge at all, he's a CS student so pretty sure he had years to learn programming fundamentals beforehand.
Yeah that’s very true though, I started learning unity and caught and extremely quick it didn’t occur to me that the only reason it seemed easy was because I can already program in C#
Dani back then: 6 months ago I downloaded unity, and this is my journey so far Dani from the future: 34 years ago I downloaded unity for the first time, and this is how I made a game without using unity’s particle system
@@xueo I sorta did, sorta didn't - participated in a few game jams, had fun, but motivation left me. It's not that programming is that complicated and hard so that it's not fun doing it, I guess I'm just not used to working honestly sounds stupid but now that I think about it it's probably true. I'm used to the instant feedback like social media so if I don't get to play a finished game in maybe 4h I'm getting bored/frustrated and I'll stop doing stuff
@@netroalex5209 i agree with you to be honest. In some points coding can become pretty boring when it takes some time in my opinion. Ive started recently on coding and lack of motivation could really stop you from coding as you said but sometimes also it could be pretty fun to code.
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Can't wait to play it
Im Really Hyped :D
Can I download the game??
Dani Would I be able to make a game under a month or so that is reasonably Good? Like I'm aiming for a Pokemon game ish style, for my genius hour project. I have two other people in my group but they don't know much about coding either or making art decals and such
Great video, very inspiring!
"This is the results of 6 months of work"
image of Snowy mountains
DAAAAAAAAAAAMN!!!!!
I said the same thing right at that point lmao
i thought same haha
Just about to write it :D
I understand - HALF MONTH!?! Professional do those in less than one day
a little bit progression
And this is how my Dani addiction started.
Mine too 😌
Mine was Making a game in 48 Hours i guess
Lmao saw him playing with mrbeast and I was like “wow he’s really blown up”. Tried to remember the first vid I ever watched and this was it lol
Same
trueeeeeeeee
University, part time job, and RUclips
Props to u man
@Random Connor Model nice
Caty Mations but still makes em... both are right! That’s rare on RUclips comments lol.
I haven´t started university yet and I´m wondering if I´ll ever sleep
I was your 1000th like. Enjoy lol
🥴 the pain in real, you will struggle a lot unless you have a solid understanding of those topic from high school.
Dani then: **Before Milk**
“I placed in a prototype of our character”
Dani now: **After Milk**
“This bean do be looking kinda THICC”
naw its Whats up, GAMERS
@@mufradr I believe you mean Geymurz
Milk is one hell of a drug
Yes..."milk". I think you misspelled "meth" 😂
Fun fact: the milk is actually meth in liquid form
Dani then: actually decent.
Dani now: M I L K
Edit: why does this comment start getting more replies when a new video comes out?!?!
DID SOMEONE SAY MILK
Dani 🥛
🥛
I didn’t drink all the milk o_o
@@Danidev Nnooo.... Who would say that!?!? It's *DANI MILK*
2019dani - So its six months later and i added a sword.
2020dani - So its been five hours and i added a boss, new levels, new guns, a holy bible of unitys particle system...
Man if he actually did that he would be a nightmare
So true
true
Dani 2021: I made the game of the year in 5 seconds while drinking *M I L K*
dani2022: oh… you dont know what karlson is? *WELL ITS JUST A LITTLE GAME IM WORKING ON*
First day "i would like to Make stickman"
After 6 month "i would like to make collorfull stickman"
I mean you're not wrong LOL
Oh man. 😂😂😂
I wonder what one year will bring us?
@@Danidev ikr ;-;
collorfull is the best spelling of colourful I’ve ever seen
It's so weird Dani being so quiet and without saying T H I C C and M I L K
yes
6 months of learning unity
Well... My 2 years of learning unity is your 1 month
Nexi Nexi haha i have now 3 years and the randoll Test looked better then everything I did 😩👌🏽🔥😂
Well my 2 years in unity i learnt nothing...
Loll, I think it really comes down to the hours put in to learning. It doesn't matter though I found it's best to compare your own progress month after month because everyone (and everyone's game) is different. I've been using Unity for like 8 months now and I put in about 1,000 hours so far. The scary part is there is still so much more to learn. Good luck!
@@indieprogress7170 Eh i'm still struggling
@@10k12-b7l If you're serious about it start tracking your progress, even if it's just as small as making a cube move. Most people give up before even starting. Keeping up motivation is a huge part of game dev. Especially indie where you often have to motivate yourself.
RUclips, computer science degreee, game dev and part time job! Great time management
+ university
Yes "computer science degree"
Thanks! Yeah I really don't have a lot of spare time atm, but I'm having a lot of fun anyway!
Agreed. Most people don't think about the "behind the scenes" but it is a lot of work and time management to get everything done. But if it's fun it really doesn't feel like work. Also, it's a great feeling of accomplishment when you fix that one bug which has been driving you crazy for days!
@@JustinGreen93 Hahahaha you OWNED him
Anyone: Learning Unity for 6 months.
Programmer: Learning Unity for 0.5 years.
Scientist: Learning Unity for 15768000 seconds
@@dzaky7427 Angry Frech scientist: *shoots scientist for not using SI units*
learning unity for 394200000 frames (25fps)
0.5f actually
Angry French would either throw a baguette or wave with white flag, am I right fellow gamers?
A year later:
Heyyyy milk drinking road crossing game
He's on drugs
@@lunax5385 tf?
@@lunax5385 lol Xd
how'd he know?
“Nothing personnel kid”
-Billy the stick
Ahh I see what you did with your username
Frick billy
I also started learning unity half a year ago.. my games don't look this good yet
Also a tip: make micro-games with 1 core mechanic to learn the engine, then eventually recycle all the assets for a newer, bigger project. Rinse and repeat.
That's definitely a great tip. Even when models are created in AAA games they just redo the textures/skins and it looks like a whole different model. I wrote this in a comment above but You may think your Unity skills are not good, but if you compare your progress month after month or will really start to see the results. Compare yourself to your past self rather than to others or you will often get discouraged.
Indie Progress TRUE
@@aelej yes!
im sorry,but may i know what you mean by core mechanic?does it mean,i make a small game with one type of code,like i will make a game with the goal is to make the character walk,jump around,next project is to make the character interact to object,etc?am i right?🙏😅
Dani is still hearting comments on all his old videos to this day. This man deserves some milk. Her you go, Dani! Have it! 🥛
All of programmers (i guess) starts GOOGLING "How to -"
All you need is to know what to google.Everything can be done from the documentation and the first page of google results.After that you need to adapt the code since there is no cookie cutter full solution :D
'How to' often gets way too many empty/unanswered threads asking the same question. I normally google something like 'Raycast from screen centre Unity' or something along those lines. Leaving out the how to normally gives more tutorial-esque results. But of course sometimes you need it.
@@sir-red1138 Yap. I usually start with Unity 3d... Cast to enemy or something.
No, programmers are the GODS of the machines, they just KNOW stuff. And they also NEVER use third party code!
@@alexanderbenkendorf688 As I like to say "Imitate then innovate". Read what the function does, watch an example, implement.
1:08 I see you're getting inspired by my dance moves.
Definitely :D
lol!
Hans you will be immortalized as a stick npc
HANS GET ZE FLAMMENWERFER!
Lov ur profile pic
Honestly I thought you had a few hundred thousand subs when I was watching this video, it looks actually amazing. I love Unity too, and even though i'm trash at it, i'm getting better.
+1 sub for your amazing content
+1 fan cause you seem awesome!
hahah thanks so much! I'm really glad you liked it, new fans are always welcome!
@@Danidev yeah i also thought the same, and then think that maybe dws dont rply to my comment. BTW i feel a little less work on programming. Though i also started programming some days ago so i cant judge u. Maybe u got much more than this game. Dont mind if u cant understand my speech. LoL its not ur fault, its mine!
Me: reads this comment and thinks to self “what? Does he have a few MILLION!?”
These progress videos are great as they really help motivation. You may think your Unity skills are trash, but if you compare your progress month after month or will really start to see the results. Compare yourself to your past self rather than to others or you will often get discouraged.
@@Danidev There was a time I used the third person prefab as a first person player and then was wondering why my player responded to input so weirdly XD
Old dani: calm and peaceful dude
Dani now: T H I C C
Physics-based and local multiplayer? Those are the two biggest things I look for in games! I'll be looking forward to the game's release!
Thank you! There will be some public and closed tests you can look forward too (that will include some basic gameplay + local multiplayer). Thanks for the interest man!
Look for Shipped from Alva Majo
10/10
Dani were still waiting 😳
4:46 me and my mom near the gamestop.
0:43
“And I wanted to make a physics based game,”
*shows* *a* *guy* *unrealistically* *flopping* *around*
:DD
Nah, he's realistically flopping around.
xD i dead of laughing
Because that makes me go *yes*
Clearly this is a realistic simulation in which all the characters are extremely drunk
I can't thank you enough. You are what inspired me to create in unity. Keep on creating amazing videos to inspire others.
Dude, I am a teacher of informatics.. I teach the basics of programming and at the beginning of a lesson I have shown this video, and also your channel, to my students as an inspiration and motivation to work.. I am really grateful that you make this kind of videos and motivate so many people. Much love :)
Woah awesome to hear that! Glad I could be of some help / inspiration!
Stickfight the game but it's low budget
i mean it's true
@@Danidev lmao
Roi Aborje HAHAHA
But better
more like high budget.
did u see the second map?
it was basically like the player thought the art was bad but then the second map just pops up.
sorry if i missed a joke or something.
it’s so awesome watching people get better at something, especially something as cool as game design. you got a subscribe from me, never stop moving forward!
Awesome! Thanks my man, really encouraging! :D
1:59 I was like "Dani, friends? What are you talking about?" Then I noticed they were not moving at all. That makes sense.
Nice USSR reference. It's either red flag or gulag!
Or china
@@niveyoga3242 lol
@Rene Valleramos to avoid copyright strike?
@Rene Valleramos Russian flag is three horizontal stripes: white, blue and red. It's not a giant red canvas anymore.
it better not be
Looks damn fun you got a sub dude
Thank you very much!
You put a communism sign on that flag didn’t you
I was wondering the same XD.
I thought it was the Chinese flag
actually it was because red is aggravating to bulls and knows that there may be some bulls watching the video
MilkJug I think we can all agree with that
wasent it the nazi sign
This was actually the first Video I watched from Dani 2 and a half year ago. He was the Inspiration for me to start with unity. I only created like 5 games for friends and family but I am planning to start my Game Dev Channel very soon.
Hype hype hype, this is is amazing! Love the way you are approaching the art style
*sees unity*
Everyone: okay.
Swiss001: OOF NOT ONE MORE TIME
lmao
Totally true lmao XD
I never knew I would find a swiss001 fan on someone else's channel
GabGamer Pro same
@@jarzo9259 same same
Wooooow \o/ you had a incredible progress! And this game looks so much fun!
In 1 week you got better than I in 1 month.
Cheers friend!
Dani then: *decent and serious*
Dani now: 'IS IT JUST ME OR IS HE LOOKING KINDA T HI CC,
MILK MILK,
UNITY'S PARTICLE SYSTEM, MAKES ME GO YES,
BONERS COOL ORANGE JUICE GANG NOT COOL, YES'NT,
KARLSON BADSABER BALLS BAD GAME
And KARSLONVIBE
No we make truce with orang juice
@@trisle2764 yasssssssssssssśssssss
Truce
@@timothyfox1597 what
OKAY, NOW YOU CAN TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK key.
NO, IT'S IMPOSSIBLE.
It's the NUM key ;)
Lol
Its numlk lol
WHY
Honestly man you have made some sick progress for just half a year of learning
awesome dude, I've been using unity for like 3 years now, you've already done way more than me haha (I do it in my spare time balancing a web dev job), hardest thing I find is sticking to a project
Yeah it can be hard sometimes. I've found myself feeling like the project is just dumb, but luckily I've pulled throught!
You definitely don't wanna see my project folder then. I normally think up something cool like a 'Ccalable, physics based conveyor belt that automatically adjusts the angle/model for whatever purpose you need with a full wrapping/animated material'. And then I do it, say 'that was nice but now what do I do with it. And then I move on haha.
Your channel actually insipred me to start making games thank you Dani!
Gotta love how he used the ussr flag for his first game lol
Sshhh
A good comrade
@@Danidev just curious why did you blur it?
@@minimanzero2262 some people got offended, so I just blurred it
@@minimanzero2262 i think its nazi flag
This is really similar to how I started with unity!! I was always interested in game dev and programming but never really dabbled in them until I one day downloaded unity and started just googling how to do stuff all day long building little projects and improving all the way. After half a year of doing my own projects I wanted to learn more complex and advanced stuff so I applied to a vocational college game programming/dev class and got in since I knew some basics already and I graduated just a month ago.
Congratulations!
Can't believe I hadn't seen your channel before. Awesome video.
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it :)
Hey nice 3D models! How long have you been using Blender for?
Indie Progress Thank you. A few years off and on. Started taking it more seriously the last year and a half I’d say.
Dani: "This is the results of 6 Months of work."
**Showing image of Snow**
It was made using Unity's Particle System
To all the beginners thinkinh what to get started with. GETTING STARTED IS WHAT MATTERS. JUST DO ANYTHING.
This.
Easier said than done. I can't even find a change x by 10 script. I just want to make a top down shooter. The easiest game genre!
@@LinxinMusic just try try buddy. But my advice ( as a 5 year programmer ) would be dont stick to a project too long, if it doesnt feel like it its okay to quit it and start a new one. But that doesnt mean that you just quit every project. Try and do it to your fullest potential.
Learn any game i mean pros will tell you start very small like breakbeaker like game but my believe is that if you dont enjoy that you wont learn anything. Im not a pro not even completed my first game. But from my expirence of web devepment what i learned is no matter what and how many tutorials you follow if you are not willing to make your hands dirty you will never be a good programmer
2:19 lol his hands actually came off
Hahaha, I love how derpy these characters move while still trying to fight like badasses. Keep up the good work man!
Thanks man! :D
That's perfect description for this. I love it as well
Great video, I like that you've shared your mistakes towards the end. I think every game developer over scopes their first few games, I know I did! 😱😱😂
Im here at 29,000. And ill be here when you get a million. I love ya man. I will stay with you here. ❤
Awesome, thank you so much :D
Damn I loved the way your stickman walks and moves.. It's like a drunk octopus with only 4 arms in half the gravity than on earth...
Lmao yeah thats the idea :D
I saw the hole video only for that! is too dam funny
Estou começando a aprender a trabalhar com o Unity e estou tendo muita dificuldade,vídeos como o seu me animam ,pois percebo que é com o tempo que vamos aprendendo e que de uma forma ou de outra com persistência vai dar tudo certo.Obrigada pelo vídeo, ótimo trabalho!
Depois de 4 anos, sera que ela esta viva? ;-;
Oh wow i thought you’ve been on unity for like 5 years but the fact that you started like 2 years ago or something really makes me feel confident i started unity and C# game development a few weeks ago and im so happy since i know that one day i can make amazing games like yours, thanks for inspiring me you’re the reason i started learning game development :D
Same
“But I knew I could do better”
Me: that’s amazing!
1:03 i thought thats the loading screen
me too man
That's literally a youtube loading screen....
Are u making Fool To The PeoPle😂😅
Have you ever made a bug free game?
Neither have I, I don’t know how to code either
There is no bug-free game. Nothing is perfect. :)
LOBLord of Bonkles you have never played angry birds space
@@qtulhoo THERE IS, THE LIFE its perfectly perfection perfect
Plz suggest good channel to learn game development
This first video i saw, didnt expect you be so popular, congrat boi malk
Cowboy boss: “nothing personal kid....
Me: “but i must go all out......
W R O N G S P E L L I N G B O I”
0:45 me at 3AM tripping on legos
Dani 2019:
Heres how i made this game!
Dani 2022:
WHATS UP BONERS!
Great job and amazing progress
You're an inspiration man. I am learning Java and I want to be able to make games just like you.
I would recommend learning C# then. Well, Java would work too as it's similar to C# (I started with Java as well) but pretty much no game is made with Java
@@Chrisbrei2502 I'm actually learning Java.
@@fullmetaltheorist like I said, Java works as well. But you will most likely use C# in the future (at least for game development). The most important thing is that you actually started :)
Dani 1 year ago: I really want to see myself in 1 year and see how much progress I have made
Dani today: Hipedi hopedi your code is now my property kid
you need to be bigger than t series
We can only dream my dude!
@@Danidev Nothing Impossible
this is where I find Dani, after a week of unity learning and this got recommended when you're about 100k below sub congrats on almost 1m sub.
creating this game alone in six months is a great achievement.
wow good job. your 1 week "game" is much better than my 1 month xD
Those Ragdoll physics are so funny. I'm laughing like an imbecile cat ;d
You're amazing dude !
Haha thanks my dude! Really glad you like it :D
I love it! It looks super fun to play so far.
Dani before: expert, genius and a nerd
Dani now: THICC, epic gamer and a guy that needs help
Really good video! wow well done:) really great coding! keep it up!!
He's making some solid improvements each day!
@@indieprogress7170 yep
Keep up the great work, maybe someday you're going to be skilled enough to make an amazing game
will he did
This was a good video to watch and nice job at editing this video man :)
2:18 i laughted uncontrollably at that part x)
Hahah
0:45 I did not see that coming.
I choked on my chips
lol :D
One week later...
"I quickly got addicted to Unity" - XD
Dani has come a LONG way. Very CoOl
this game project sounds a lot like littleBigPlanet, love it!
Just when you said physics based games, and began counting them, I was like please include gang beasts please please. Just as I saw, oh boy. ❤️ I love Gang Beasts and thank you for just mentioning it.
Of course! Gang beasts is amazing :D
Boneless Girl on y8 lool
I just realized every game i have is a game u made
This is such a time capsule, the first Dani video I watched.
Me:had unity for 2 years still doesn't get a single thing
Me: "watches video"
ME: HOWWWW??? NANIIIIII????
same lul
Haha, a lot of practice :D
Title is basically clickbait, it took his combined skill sets of designing & programming skills to make the game in 6 months. It's not like he started off with literally no knowledge at all, he's a CS student so pretty sure he had years to learn programming fundamentals beforehand.
@@H2GKursusOnline Didn't say that I started with no knowledge either. If you read the title, it clearly says "Unity". Learning Unity.
Yeah that’s very true though, I started learning unity and caught and extremely quick it didn’t occur to me that the only reason it seemed easy was because I can already program in C#
Dani back then: 6 months ago I downloaded unity, and this is my journey so far
Dani from the future: 34 years ago I downloaded unity for the first time, and this is how I made a game without using unity’s particle system
These look sick wish I had your skills I'd play your games bro
Haha thanks! :D
Thank you for using our game engine! We are trying to improve our engine to help you more!
Ha unify
2:05
Smooth asf tho
@4:44 My girlfriend dragging me to go shopping with her... If only there were a pit of spikes to end my suffering lol =/
Dennis LLopis
step before creating such a trap?
Getting a girlfriend lol
stop flexing that you have a girlfriend
@@cybr69lol My bad... I'll keep it on the down low moving forward ;)
0:45 *me 1 day after trying to learn programming*
Dani you give me inspiration to learn scripting each day
Wow. You're a fast learner! 🤓👍❤️ I've developed games for over 20 years now, but the first many years they looked really, really bad! 😫😱☠️
Maybe for a story in this game you are a time traveler or something
good idea.
@@indieprogress7170 thank you
3:29 " meh, i dun need thes"
This is dani before post milk clarity
Huh, I, too, decided, that I want to learn Unity.
Haven't started yet tho
did u start yet? its been 1 year
@@xueo I sorta did, sorta didn't - participated in a few game jams, had fun, but motivation left me. It's not that programming is that complicated and hard so that it's not fun doing it, I guess I'm just not used to working honestly
sounds stupid but now that I think about it it's probably true. I'm used to the instant feedback like social media so if I don't get to play a finished game in maybe 4h I'm getting bored/frustrated and I'll stop doing stuff
@@netroalex5209 i agree with you to be honest. In some points coding can become pretty boring when it takes some time in my opinion. Ive started recently on coding and lack of motivation could really stop you from coding as you said but sometimes also it could be pretty fun to code.
1:06
Me when there's no milk
3:25 omg its billy when he wasnt THICC
a video that got me hooked to the idea of gamedev. i regret but i love it.
At 2:43... why is the flag censored?
Is it a Soviet Russia flag
Probably yes
The blurring moves a bit and you can see it and it’s just plain red Donno why he blurred it
sayooo si novi dee ...
Spell ihop then say ness it’s a bug
Its China
1:26 I liked that game :(
Great progress! I am also learning unity at the moment so I feel you!
I was wondering how you use your surface as a graphics tablet.
are you good now?
This man went from dws games to dani the epic gamer milk man