Unity 3D Tutorial Resident Evil Status and Health Bar System

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A tutorial to help build a very simple Resident Evil Health bar. I've never made a video like this so it may not be the best. I'm also far from a great coder/programmer so this can probably be done in a much cleaner fashion.
Hopefully this will at least some people trying to create that Resident Evil feel in their games.
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Playstation 2 System Menu Ambience + Silent Hill 2 Ambience
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[@MichaelHeist]

This is my first voiced video / tutorial. Hopefully this will at least some people trying to create that Resident Evil feel in their games.

[@alainthenot2309]

Yo thank you very much for the tutorial and the pngs! Nice video my brotha

[@PhantomKittycatGames]

omg thank you so much, needed this for my game and works perfectly <3 I tried following another guide but i was missing files due to it being a continuation of the series. But yours does it perfectly, thank you very much for this.

[@regys9521]

Exactly what i was looking for

[@marcusbas.tos883]

thank you really, this helped me a lot

[@MsULTIMATEMAX]

Nice!!! Are you doing a RE:Survivor PC Remake?

[@souzaluis251]

This was extremely helpful for me! Can I ask you something? I have all 4 images attached to a empty gameobject, which is attached to my menu object. Whenever i enable and disable it, the texture scrolling simply stops. I tried debugging and it seems like Time.deltaTime is set to 0 whenever i disable or enable the parent gameobject, but even removing the Time.deltaTime from the equation does not solve the issue. Do you know what might be causing this problem?

[@ShootingRiser]

Have you tried making a Silent Hill one status screen?

[@octaviotastico]

3:35

[@CobraPlayer]

damn bro, here in Brazil it's exactly 4 am, what time is it there??