Hello!
I’m starting to learn C# for Unity - here’s the topic to ask all of your Unity-related questions in! (You can also learn Unity for JavaScript.)
If you’d like to learn Unity, I’d recommend starting with the Roll A Ball tutorial offered on the Unity website: Introduction to Roll-a-ball - Unity Learn
@Huggingfluffybear, check out the Roll A Ball tutorial! There’s a link in the main topic.
Apple’s new ARKit supports Unity. When that is released to the public (hopefully in about a month’s time), I am going to try learning Unity and make some projects with that. It sounds really cool, I would love to get into 3D game development.
I tried learning Unity when I was about 11 years old, but I will probably try it out again soon. It looks cool, and you can build iOS Apps with it.
When I saw this topic, I thought you were
talking about the song “Unity” by TheFatRat. XD
I found an amazing tutorial!
(Link)
Roll A Ball kept crashing when I hit play and lost all my progress.
YEAH!!! Finally, a topic about something 3D!!! I thought the only other topics about 3D were mine…
(I am making it a goal to post in every new topic I see) <---- Glad I made that goal!
I am making games with unity, cool
This topic needs to be revived.
I really want to learn unity but im on ubuntu and i refuse to use windows
I’m using Unity now as well.There’s a visual editor GAMEFLOW that i’ve coded with for a few days.
Here is a gif from earlier in one of my projects
No C# code was used
I have a question. Can the camera be set to follow the player using the UI and not have to code in C#? If i drag the camera to the ball, then the camera spins the same as the ball. Is there a setting when i click the camera to stop it from rotating and just follow the player? I’ve found a solution using GAMEFLOW but i’d like to know is there another simpler way?
I don’t use unity, I use either Godot or LÖVE engine now (have also thought of trying GDevelop), but one of my friends had a similar problem. He never figured out the answer either. :P Logically, it makes sense if you can set certain parameters as static or unchanging, but since the group/nodal structures are different in Unity I don’t really have much of a clue. :/
That gif is really fun to watch, though. 
It’s funny how the bean thing slid under the cube on the middle right because of the random angle it turned, but twice.
Bump… I like this topic…
Hi, have you used Unity or other software for making 3d games?
I’m currently using unity to make a 2d game
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