Still in 2018 this tutorial is incredibly helpful and teaches me better than any person has attempted to so far. Hopefully you stay active and making these kinda things to help people in the future.
Really awesome! I love how you communicate - simple, effective, to the point. So far this tutorial series has helped me absorb knowledge A LOT more effectively than academic books and lessons! Thank you so much.
hey Austin, I'm quite new in game development, I study applied computer science and know some programming languages. But what i want to tell you is that you really do a good job. My professor taught me Java back then and when he was explaining arrays and vectors I was like 'wtf are you talking dude'. My only feedback to you would be to keep up the great work! I hope I will learn making a videogame with your help Keep up the good work!
I certainly agree with GrandAlchemist's comment. There is a rather calmness to your voice that makes the videos enjoyable yet very entertaining to sit through. I look forward to an intermediate/advance version of Unity C#.
You are my hero dude. Professor Hero! I am on the brink of understanding the language of programming and you are pushing my mind over the proverbial edge. It is a good edge, ................................ I think.
I have done a lot of work with Array's in other languages as well. As you know they are all syntactically slightly different - just enough to make simple mistakes by reflex. You point a good amount of importance at all the right points that make C# and Unity great. I also enjoy your humility / humaneness in your programming lessons - your easy to follow and listen to. Keep up the Great Work Austin! \m/
You said to leave a comment so... This was really a great series! I couldn't really find anything to just teach the core part of C# and I think you did a very find job on doing that exactly! I shall go watch your "Making a Game in Unity" tutorial now! Thanks a ton!
Thanks for these videos! I'm glad that you actually show what the code does in Unity, so that we can get an idea of why what you're teaching is useful. Pretty simple and to the point.
Very good video! I haven't followed your videos for a while because I had some exams to make, but now I'm done I'll watch them again. Thank you for the amazing learning opportunity!
I'd just like to say thanks for the video series. This has been really informative so far, and the way you go through stuff makes it seem easy enough for newbies like me to understand. Looking forward to the rest of the series, thank you Austin. ~Dez
these videos are amazing im learning unity with c# at school and these videos are really helping me understand it better as i was having a hard time with it, so thank you so much..
// Very good tutorials, your style is great, fast and loose but on point and progressing toward that promise of fun. Don't ever change, as they say. Gratitude.
big thanks! So often people tried explaining to me how arrays work and I always lacked a practical example for it :D but now I think I understood it ^^
You explained very well the arrays :) I watched and read some other tutorials on the subject before but it was still a little bit blurry but now I think that I got it, I just need to practice on them now ;)
Hey, dude I really miss you a lot... please come back! you are the only person I really like. Your voice is calm, your explanations are perfect and your Series are amazing! Especially the RPG one. Please get better.. and please come back I (We) Miss you
Hey! Getting into game developpement, love your vids. I know only Java but C# is very similar and you don't mess around with the basics too much. Perfect for me, tho for the ones that never did coding it might be a bit overwhelming. Looking foward to finish this serie to get into developpement :D
These tutorial videos are excellent, theyr'e easy to understand and keep the phase cool (unlike many videos wich just say download this and type this aand this...), +1
Hi Austin Thanks for this series, this is a really interesting topic and I wanna ask you how far do you planning on going with this series? I mean will you creat a simple game in order to show us how to use custom assets and stuff like that. Thanks Sergiu.
Great videos man, I'm really enjoying your content and feel like I'm learning a lot. One critique I have is it sometimes feels like you're rushing through content and skipping past explanations that may seem obvious to you. I would like to see you take more time to make sure everything you're doing is very clear. I wouldn't mind watching a few extra minutes on each video since I find myself rewatching sections anyway. That being said, the videos have been very serviceable, I would just like to see more clarification.
your videos are awesome and nice. you use zoom, you stick with program techniques applicable to object orient design . love the fact you use actual game objects and components. my only problem is sometimes your videos tend to go kind of long plus the video starts off continuing from last which is hard to catch up with for someone who just jumped in.
Hey Austin, great tutorial series, I've learned more about C# from you than I have anywhere else! I just have a quick question about setting the values of spaces in arrays. Would it be possible to set all of the values in one line, instead of doing one value per line? I imagine this would be really helpful if you had an array with hundreds of values or something.
love the vids, however when I ran mine all it would say was the I am cool, the other string would not print. Is something new with 5.0? AT 16:38 Line 26 of your code shows print (arrayString[1]); I tried using [0] and [1] neither would print both strings, however I did add both as... print (arrayString [0]); // I had to add this to make it print both. print (arrayString [1]); and both printed correctly. Did I do something wrong or again is this a Unity 5.0 thing. Amazing work though.
nice tutorial but i have a question here : your cube ( in this part 6 video get damage but wen it reach to zero the count must stop right ? the player just died " end of game " , should disable any movements and actions taken from the dead player until he revice his self , by cick on a button "release spirit " ? ;-) like in world of warcraft but i am learning alot from your tutotials thanks alot
Hey Austin, Do you plan on doing a series on adobe fireworks. Also do you prefer making you websites from Photoshop to HTML and CSS. Or some other programs.
At 16:12 (in the video) when you run the script it shows the new array set with the script, this does not happen at my end. Mine still show the previous string array, manually set with the 2 elements and their strings. What am I doing wrong? Win 8.1, Unity 4.6.0b17. Here is my script (Demo.cs): using UnityEngine; using System.Collections; public class Demo : MonoBehaviour { public int health; public string[] arrayString; void start() { arrayString = new string[5]; arrayString [0] = "This is number 1"; arrayString [1] = "This is number 2"; } void Update () { DamagePlayer (1); if (health
So if you are working with a list that you want access to in another script. How would you do that? In my case the list is created in a singleton database script, but I can't seem to access the elements within.
Hi Austin, Pretty Cool tutorial, how could i crate something like a "dynamic array" of "gameobjects" ??? I have a model with 5 Sphere colliders attached to It, and i have another model with a large collider that "swallows" those 5 sphere colliders and i want to show each of them on the UI; My "player" may get surrounded by more than 3 or 5 models like that, and I would like to store them on a dynamic array and retrieve them and list on the UI;
Hello, many thanks for the very good explained tutorial. I would love to learn more about how I can retrieve the Declared variable and the function and use it there. Like for example, a character with the following functions; moving, jumping, rolling, fighting. like 3D action adventure. Thanks again and I hope the series with the tutorial do not stops in the middle of story , like the same most other`s Guy tutorial
Thank you for doing these excellent tutorials! :) I'm having some issues though which I think is connected with me having to use Vista? For example when you create the arrayString it shows up correctly in the obj properties but the values of it does not. I have searched high and low and rewritten from scratch but it refuses to show up. No error msg either. It's as if it ignores the "start" - section all together. Advice please.
Karalis0 Thank you for answering, and sorry it took so long to respond. My computer got zapped by lightning, a direct hit. Am now set up with a new one and with Win8 so my issues may not apply any more. Will be back if I still have problems. :)
II write here only if video is really good and useful and i never subscribe and this is first time in my life when i click subscribe button.Thanks for very good video.
These tutorials are very helpful, I was wondering though - I'm still a noob when it comes to coding - I have just recently spent about 2 months learning python for Maya - coming over from that to C# - is there a rule of thumb for when you use a semi-colon and when not to? - although it does throw up an error - I'd like to memorize when to use it. I noticed when you have an assignment of a variable you put one at the end - but you don't have to put one when you are defining a function or a class or in if statements - am I correct in this understanding?
whenever any statement has to be terminated, you use a semi colon, like want the methods to do a set of jobs for you, so you don't terminate it right there, the compiler eventually comes to know that the jobs of this method is done when you close the braces,if statement follows the same rule. on the other hand look at variable description,you've defined a variable and that's all you wanted to do,so you terminate that statement with a semicolon. hope I helped :)
Hey, for some reason, my scripts aren't connecting. Like i cant do Demo.D and tab or enter for Demo.DamagePlayer. But if I manually type it it still finds demo and damageplayer perfectly fine. Do you know how to fix this?
Thats because the script is written that it changes when the game starts. Thats because you kept that part in void Start() { }. If you want it to be in the inspector, keep the code outside void Start()
Hello.I have been following these C# tutorials and i don't understand what does it mean if you type Demo.health- what does "Demo" represent in this statement,what does "health" represent and why put dots.
Demo in this case refers to the class Demo. In your first code, you wrote public class Demo : Monobehaviour, right? That means, by typing Demo, you are assessing anything inside the Demo class. When you put a dot, you pretty much say "I want to use this part (that comes after the dot) that exists inside Demo". If it was Player.Mana, you would access the mana part of the class player. Health represents the health of the player, in which you typed public int health.
In this script i notice that you made playerScript have the ability to access components from the Demo object by... playerScript = player.GetComponent(); So shouldn't you be able to just do the below to alter the health of the "playe" object? playerScript.health -= # to write it out.. void Update ( ) { playerScript.health -= 10; //The above should remove 10 "health" from the "playe"'s -- "health" component right? Just tested it myself and seems to work that way, is there a reason im not noticing that makes this not the best idea?
I'm trying to do something based of of this tutorial and your previous tutorial but I can't seem to get it to work. I've set up an array in 1 script and I am trying to read that array in another script and print a specific index. I keep on getting Indexoutofrange. Any ideas on what I'm doing wrong? Many thanks.
The error means that you are either below the minimum index of the array or above the maximum. The problem might lie with the fact that arrays in C# are 0 based, meaning that the index starts at 0. in other words: Say there's 10 items in the array. The first item would be in position 0 and the last item would be in position 9
Can anyone help? about 15 mins in we define the array's length and two of the first "boxes" lets say, when i but this in viod start when i run the game the length and the two boxes Arn't being defined how ever it is when i put the code into void update, however this is clearly impratical i haven't been able to see a reason or fix for this online can anyone help?
its a possibility, there would be buttons on the speech selection screen, then clicking a certain one would summon an audio file from and array... maybe... I dont know if you can put an audio file in an array.
How come in the script you named the array "arrayInt", but in the inspector it said it was called "Array Int"? And when you typed "arrayString" in the script it came up as "Array String" in the inspector? This is kind of confusing.
You can't put spaces in the arrays, so to make it look better, the inspector guesses that you meant "array String". It is a common thing to capitalize the first letter of each word. Hope this helped. :)
No. arrays are a fixed size, lists are dynamic and change size as needed. To use a LIST, you have to add System.Collections.Generic in the using section.
I can't get the elements to change so theres 5 it just sticks to the name value as before and I get an error message saying indexoutofrange array index out of range. this is my code below really cant see what ive done wrong using UnityEngine; using System.Collections; public class Demo :MonoBehaviour { public int health; public string[] arrayString; void start() { arrayString = new string[5]; arrayString[0] = "Im pro bruh"; arrayString[1] = "newbie"; } void Update () { DamagePlayer (1); if (health
Hello, AwfulMedia, that's not your name or ? :-) I try with Game Developments books to learn the C # in Unity, but it's still not that simple and it takes a lot of time. Unfortunately, there is not much side easier explained tutorial. Or you know also other ways or method to learn programming? How is it as a new programmer, you can keep all this code in the head with years of experience or you should always print with what you've learned and retain your orders in :-) Thank You so Much
hmm, array's are objects therefore they are initialized with the 'new' operator........ I don't understand this. Can someone explain this in more detail please?
I'm 12 years boy,so how I can connect sounds in monoBehaviour because I now only on Visual srtudio express but it isn't the same.My god how I can do this...
I'm sorry you kinda lost me on the static part. See what I thought you were saying was static keeps things the same, locking them in place so to speak but when you showed how it's more or less a shortcut. Can you please or someone who reads this comment reply with a different way to explain static.
Ok. If anyone couldn't figure out why your array didn't change to 5 in Unity, it's because he hit play. That's when it changes. Took me like 10 minutes of looking through all the code before I saw his health dropping in the video.
to be honest, you jump around a lot when you go from teaching one thing to getting more in dept in another explanation. I would be lost if this was my first time ever trying to code but its not so that makes it easier for me to understand what your saying. I love the videos and cant wait to start doing harder stuff.
Still in 2018 this tutorial is incredibly helpful and teaches me better than any person has attempted to so far. Hopefully you stay active and making these kinda things to help people in the future.
Really awesome! I love how you communicate - simple, effective, to the point. So far this tutorial series has helped me absorb knowledge A LOT more effectively than academic books and lessons! Thank you so much.
same i have tried a few other tutorials and this one is by far the easiest to understand. i also like how quick it is.
TRUE!
hey Austin,
I'm quite new in game development, I study applied computer science and know some programming languages. But what i want to tell you is that you really do a good job. My professor taught me Java back then and when he was explaining arrays and vectors I was like 'wtf are you talking dude'. My only feedback to you would be to keep up the great work!
I hope I will learn making a videogame with your help
Keep up the good work!
I certainly agree with GrandAlchemist's comment. There is a rather calmness to your voice that makes the videos enjoyable yet very entertaining to sit through.
I look forward to an intermediate/advance version of Unity C#.
You are my hero dude. Professor Hero! I am on the brink of understanding the language of programming and you are pushing my mind over the proverbial edge. It is a good edge, ................................ I think.
I have done a lot of work with Array's in other languages as well. As you know they are all syntactically slightly different - just enough to make simple mistakes by reflex. You point a good amount of importance at all the right points that make C# and Unity great. I also enjoy your humility / humaneness in your programming lessons - your easy to follow and listen to. Keep up the Great Work Austin! \m/
So far the best tutorial series out there. Thank you.
You said to leave a comment so...
This was really a great series! I couldn't really find anything to just teach the core part of C# and I think you did a very find job on doing that exactly! I shall go watch your "Making a Game in Unity" tutorial now! Thanks a ton!
Thanks for these videos! I'm glad that you actually show what the code does in Unity, so that we can get an idea of why what you're teaching is useful. Pretty simple and to the point.
This is an extremely legitimate tutorial series, thanks man.
Very good video! I haven't followed your videos for a while because I had some exams to make, but now I'm done I'll watch them again. Thank you for the amazing learning opportunity!
I'd just like to say thanks for the video series. This has been really informative so far, and the way you go through stuff makes it seem easy enough for newbies like me to understand. Looking forward to the rest of the series, thank you Austin.
~Dez
Good stuff, I've found your tutorials very helpful. It's nice to see the things your teaching be displayed in a practical way.
these videos are amazing
im learning unity with c# at school and these videos are really helping me understand it better as i was having a hard time with it, so thank you so much..
This has been very helpful for me and my team and we hope that you will make more (intermediate to advanced) c# with unity videos. Thanks for the help
I understnd the basic concepts here, but I'm really looking forward to learn how all these tools make a game in Unity. Thanks, Austin.
// Very good tutorials, your style is great, fast and loose but on point and progressing toward that promise of fun. Don't ever change, as they say. Gratitude.
this series is awesome thank you, i haven't done much programming before this and i have had very little problems with understanding it!
big thanks! So often people tried explaining to me how arrays work and I always lacked a practical example for it :D but now I think I understood it ^^
Best guide to programming in unity ever keep it up 👍
Austin bro, this is so helpful. Big thanks from a guy in Denmark
thank you so much i have always had a hard time understanding arrays but you made it very simple
You explained very well the arrays :) I watched and read some other tutorials on the subject before but it was still a little bit blurry but now I think that I got it, I just need to practice on them now ;)
I'm loving these videos, thanks for doing this!
Dude, thankyou! I'm getting it..you are accomplishing the impossible.
OMG i think im finally getting it. Took me watching the same 3 videos over about 5 times but It's finally clicking!
Hey, dude I really miss you a lot... please come back! you are the only person I really like. Your voice is calm, your explanations are perfect and your Series are amazing! Especially the RPG one. Please get better.. and please come back
I (We) Miss you
Thanks for your channel you have been helping me out for a week now.
Oh trust I will *****
Also did you use wamp server for Photoshop to HTML CSS.
You are awesome thank you it took me FOREVER to find someone this good (its you) at explaining code thank you!!!
+1 like
Doin' great work Austin!
I love this stuff. I am learning so much.
Hey! Getting into game developpement, love your vids. I know only Java but C# is very similar and you don't mess around with the basics too much. Perfect for me, tho for the ones that never did coding it might be a bit overwhelming. Looking foward to finish this serie to get into developpement :D
These tutorial videos are excellent, theyr'e easy to understand and keep the phase cool (unlike many videos wich just say download this and type this aand this...), +1
loved it! i want to become a game designer and it is helping me a lot !
you are an excellent teacher!
Keep going. I learned a lot with you. And thank you by the way! :D
awesome video man really appreciate it
Awesome tutorials.... keep going :)
Great explanations. Thank you.
You r cool ! Loving This so Correct
good job well explained tutorials.
Hi Austin
Thanks for this series, this is a really interesting topic and I wanna ask you how far do you planning on going with this series? I mean will you creat a simple game in order to show us how to use custom assets and stuff like that.
Thanks Sergiu.
thank you for this tutorials its very helpful .
thank you very very much for the tutorials!!
Great videos man, I'm really enjoying your content and feel like I'm learning a lot. One critique I have is it sometimes feels like you're rushing through content and skipping past explanations that may seem obvious to you. I would like to see you take more time to make sure everything you're doing is very clear. I wouldn't mind watching a few extra minutes on each video since I find myself rewatching sections anyway. That being said, the videos have been very serviceable, I would just like to see more clarification.
your videos are awesome and nice. you use zoom, you stick with program techniques applicable to object orient design .
love the fact you use actual game objects and components.
my only problem is sometimes your videos tend to go kind of long plus the video starts off continuing from last which is hard to catch up with for someone who just jumped in.
You're not so awful :) I like the way you teach.
i like you're Tutorial. it helps me a lot.(sorry if i have a bad english. I come from switzerland and we speak french ^^ )
I like what I see. :3
Thx soo much !! That voice is awesoms too
Hey Austin, great tutorial series, I've learned more about C# from you than I have anywhere else! I just have a quick question about setting the values of spaces in arrays. Would it be possible to set all of the values in one line, instead of doing one value per line? I imagine this would be really helpful if you had an array with hundreds of values or something.
Great stuff. Please never remove yr tutes.
Hi Austin, is there any way to do a public encapsulation of a variable? So I can see it in the inspector.
love the vids, however when I ran mine all it would say was the I am cool, the other string would not print. Is something new with 5.0? AT 16:38 Line 26 of your code shows print (arrayString[1]); I tried using [0] and [1] neither would print both strings, however I did add both as...
print (arrayString [0]);
// I had to add this to make it print both.
print (arrayString [1]);
and both printed correctly. Did I do something wrong or again is this a Unity 5.0 thing. Amazing work though.
You r awesome😸. No you're not😾 .You are truely awesome man great work.great explanation about array into and string.thanks bro.appreciate it
Great stuff.
nice tutorial but i have a question here : your cube ( in this part 6 video get damage but wen it reach to zero the count must stop right ? the player just died " end of game " , should disable any movements and actions taken from the dead player until he revice his self , by cick on a button "release spirit " ? ;-) like in world of warcraft
but i am learning alot from your tutotials thanks alot
Hey Austin,
Do you plan on doing a series on adobe fireworks. Also do you prefer making you websites from Photoshop to HTML and CSS. Or some other programs.
Can you give a quick explanation on parameters / arguments. Im not sure if i fully understand.
At 16:12 (in the video) when you run the script it shows the new array set with the script, this does not happen at my end. Mine still show the previous string array, manually set with the 2 elements and their strings. What am I doing wrong?
Win 8.1, Unity 4.6.0b17.
Here is my script (Demo.cs):
using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
public class Demo : MonoBehaviour {
public int health;
public string[] arrayString;
void start()
{
arrayString = new string[5];
arrayString [0] = "This is number 1";
arrayString [1] = "This is number 2";
}
void Update ()
{
DamagePlayer (1);
if (health
when you set the array "arrayString[0]" you put a space between the name and the brackets. it wont work if you do this.
Neuon Au Im having the exact same issues, my code is identical to his and it just won't come up with the new list of 5 elements
DoomCatcher Is your Code Identical to Eva Isotalo? (The person I replied to initially)
So if you are working with a list that you want access to in another script. How would you do that? In my case the list is created in a singleton database script, but I can't seem to access the elements within.
learning a lot!!!
Hi Austin, Pretty Cool tutorial, how could i crate something like a "dynamic array" of "gameobjects" ???
I have a model with 5 Sphere colliders attached to It, and i have another model with a large collider that "swallows" those 5 sphere colliders and i want to show each of them on the UI;
My "player" may get surrounded by more than 3 or 5 models like that, and I would like to store them on a dynamic array and retrieve them and list on the UI;
Thanks man all i needed was the right "keyword" i didn't even know about the existence of that "generic list"; (Amateur programmmer)
Hello, many thanks for the very good explained tutorial.
I would love to learn more about how I can retrieve the Declared variable and the function and use it there.
Like for example, a character with the following functions; moving, jumping, rolling, fighting. like 3D action adventure.
Thanks again and I hope the series with the tutorial do not stops in the middle of story , like the same most other`s Guy tutorial
Thank you for doing these excellent tutorials! :)
I'm having some issues though which I think is connected with me having to use Vista? For example when you create the arrayString it shows up correctly in the obj properties but the values of it does not. I have searched high and low and rewritten from scratch but it refuses to show up. No error msg either. It's as if it ignores the "start" - section all together.
Advice please.
Karalis0
Thank you for answering, and sorry it took so long to respond. My computer got zapped by lightning, a direct hit. Am now set up with a new one and with Win8 so my issues may not apply any more. Will be back if I still have problems. :)
Can we access a "private static DamagePlayer" method from another object/class?
Are we only allowed to use static variables inside a static method?
II write here only if video is really good and useful and i never subscribe and this is first time in my life when i click subscribe button.Thanks for very good video.
These tutorials are very helpful, I was wondering though - I'm still a noob when it comes to coding - I have just recently spent about 2 months learning python for Maya - coming over from that to C# - is there a rule of thumb for when you use a semi-colon and when not to? - although it does throw up an error - I'd like to memorize when to use it. I noticed when you have an assignment of a variable you put one at the end - but you don't have to put one when you are defining a function or a class or in if statements - am I correct in this understanding?
whenever any statement has to be terminated, you use a semi colon, like want the methods to do a set of jobs for you, so you don't terminate it right there, the compiler eventually comes to know that the jobs of this method is done when you close the braces,if statement follows the same rule. on the other hand look at variable description,you've defined a variable and that's all you wanted to do,so you terminate that statement with a semicolon. hope I helped :)
Hey, for some reason, my scripts aren't connecting. Like i cant do Demo.D and tab or enter for Demo.DamagePlayer. But if I manually type it it still finds demo and damageplayer perfectly fine. Do you know how to fix this?
Awesome!
In the game im making(unity 5, c#) How would i make a collectable item like coins, where for everyone i collect it raises the INT by 1, like ( Item++)
What is the practical use of arrays when making a game?
Inventory
You are cool man :)
whenever i change the type of array or its holding value in my script it wont update in the unity inspectior
Thats because the script is written that it changes when the game starts. Thats because you kept that part in void Start() { }. If you want it to be in the inspector, keep the code outside void Start()
Hello.I have been following these C# tutorials and i don't understand what does it mean if you type Demo.health- what does "Demo" represent in this statement,what does "health" represent and why put dots.
Demo in this case refers to the class Demo. In your first code, you wrote public class Demo : Monobehaviour, right? That means, by typing Demo, you are assessing anything inside the Demo class. When you put a dot, you pretty much say "I want to use this part (that comes after the dot) that exists inside Demo". If it was Player.Mana, you would access the mana part of the class player. Health represents the health of the player, in which you typed public int health.
Ahkam Nihardeen Oooh,much understandable now!Thank you for the explanation.I appreciate it.
No problems dude :)
In this script i notice that you made playerScript have the ability to access components from the Demo object by...
playerScript = player.GetComponent();
So shouldn't you be able to just do the below to alter the health of the "playe" object?
playerScript.health -= #
to write it out..
void Update ( ) {
playerScript.health -= 10;
//The above should remove 10 "health" from the "playe"'s -- "health" component right?
Just tested it myself and seems to work that way, is there a reason im not noticing that makes this not the best idea?
I'm trying to do something based of of this tutorial and your previous tutorial but I can't seem to get it to work. I've set up an array in 1 script and I am trying to read that array in another script and print a specific index. I keep on getting Indexoutofrange. Any ideas on what I'm doing wrong? Many thanks.
The error means that you are either below the minimum index of the array or above the maximum. The problem might lie with the fact that arrays in C# are 0 based, meaning that the index starts at 0. in other words: Say there's 10 items in the array. The first item would be in position 0 and the last item would be in position 9
so almost like a table in lua?
Awesome! No haters! But how could someone be?
thank you!
Can anyone help? about 15 mins in we define the array's length and two of the first "boxes" lets say, when i but this in viod start when i run the game the length and the two boxes Arn't being defined how ever it is when i put the code into void update, however this is clearly impratical i haven't been able to see a reason or fix for this online can anyone help?
fyi void awake has the same nothing ness of void start
Hey Guys is it possible to subtract from arrayInt ?
so if
arrayInt[0] = 10 ;
can I change the value of [0] ?
if so, how I can do that?
+Dharma Art arrayInt[0] -= *your number here* should do it
my public void DamagePlayer isn't working it does not recognize public apparently
Would dialogue in Skyrim use an array?
its a possibility, there would be buttons on the speech selection screen, then clicking a certain one would summon an audio file from and array... maybe... I dont know if you can put an audio file in an array.
Oh ok
How come in the script you named the array "arrayInt", but in the inspector it said it was called "Array Int"? And when you typed "arrayString" in the script it came up as "Array String" in the inspector? This is kind of confusing.
You can't put spaces in the arrays, so to make it look better, the inspector guesses that you meant "array String". It is a common thing to capitalize the first letter of each word. Hope this helped. :)
Thanks
Ethan Padden np
arrays are same as lists?
+Ozterkvlt Exactly.
No. arrays are a fixed size, lists are dynamic and change size as needed. To use a LIST, you have to add System.Collections.Generic in the using section.
darkman237 Well I knew that but this is only a beginner tutorial.
true- just trying to answer the question. :-)
2:30 that's a lot of damage
I can't get the elements to change so theres 5 it just sticks to the name value as before and I get an error message saying
indexoutofrange array index out of range. this is my code below really cant see what ive done wrong
using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
public class Demo :MonoBehaviour {
public int health;
public string[] arrayString;
void start()
{
arrayString = new string[5];
arrayString[0] = "Im pro bruh";
arrayString[1] = "newbie";
}
void Update ()
{
DamagePlayer (1);
if (health
hello you need to put public string[] arrayString;
to public string[5] arrayString;
before the void start hope i helped you???
Yo it says " unable to find the variable GetComponent
Hello, AwfulMedia, that's not your name or ? :-)
I try with Game Developments books to learn the C # in Unity, but it's still not that simple and it takes a lot of time.
Unfortunately, there is not much side easier explained tutorial.
Or you know also other ways or method to learn programming?
How is it as a new programmer, you can keep all this code in the head with years of experience or you should always print with what you've learned and retain your orders in :-)
Thank You so Much
Hey, thank you.
What about to make some 3d small adventure game Tutorial for Beginners ? Like the unity official Stealth project ?
Wish you a good time.
Andy
hmm, array's are objects therefore they are initialized with the 'new' operator........ I don't understand this. Can someone explain this in more detail please?
I'm 12 years boy,so how I can connect sounds in monoBehaviour because I now only on Visual srtudio express but it isn't the same.My god how I can do this...
Someone answer me, How would u use arrays in a game
+TheDerpy cow Store multiple stuff with the same variable name with +[1] every new variable.
I'm sorry you kinda lost me on the static part. See what I thought you were saying was static keeps things the same, locking them in place so to speak but when you showed how it's more or less a shortcut. Can you please or someone who reads this comment reply with a different way to explain static.
Ok. If anyone couldn't figure out why your array didn't change to 5 in Unity, it's because he hit play. That's when it changes. Took me like 10 minutes of looking through all the code before I saw his health dropping in the video.
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hi Austin
to be honest, you jump around a lot when you go from teaching one thing to getting more in dept in another explanation. I would be lost if this was my first time ever trying to code but its not so that makes it easier for me to understand what your saying. I love the videos and cant wait to start doing harder stuff.
What is a array
watch the video
I did I didn't get that part tho
*****
Oh man so much less complicated than my explanation XD
It's a list of values of a specific type.