#Learn Game Development with Unity

[ssonisingh]

Why Should You Learn Game Development with Unity to Build Your Dream Games?

You should learn game development with Unity because it’s one of the best platforms for creating games. Unity is easy to use, even for beginners, and allows you to make amazing 2D and 3D games. It’s packed with tools and features to help bring your creative ideas to life. Plus, Unity supports multiple platforms, so your games can be played on mobile, PC, or consoles. With plenty of tutorials and a strong community, you’ll have all the support you need to learn and grow. Unity is your gateway to building fun, exciting games and launching a career in game development!

[raining-rays]

I've been learning Unity on the learn Unity website. It's pretty cool Unity has so many free tutorials. I'm doing the Create with Code course right now cause I wanna help with coding on the game my pals and I are making. I wanted to learn how to code in college but my school was pretty much completely art-based so there wasn't any classes, sadly. Big L. But now I get to learn on my own and hopefully get a decent handle on building scripts and setting up game objects to help with the game.

We're gonna make a 2.5D dark fantasy merfolk survial rpg. It's gonna be so cool! There's gonna be a bunch of different mer species and crazy underwater monsters! We're also a bunch of neurodivergent nerds, so theres gonna be a bunch of references and wacky characters. My favorite so far is a bubbly seahorse mer dude who's a merchant and pregos. There's also a shark knight whose story is turning out to be so tragic. There's also a seal Selkie outcast that wants to be a mer, so they only wear half their skin.

The team also wants to have little collectible animal companions to travel with. A small shark, maybe a sand shark. Probably an eel. Not totally sure yet, we haven't made a list of them all yet.

So pretty cool, right? The team and I think so at least!

[alpaca-clouds]

This weird game idea I have

I am currently learning how to program with unity, because as a friend of mine said: "Don't wait for the game you want to be made." And because I am currently really obsessed with Metroidvanias, I want to go into that direction. Probably try out a very short, simple action platformer first, before trying something larger.

But now here is the thing: I really want to make it a Solarpunk game. Because I love my Solarpunk and we need more Solarpunk games, that are neither crafters, nor city builders of some sort.

This currently puts me into the weird question: What kinda antagonists am I gonna have. Or rather: How to go about this?

I kinda would love to make it a Solarpunk vs Cyberpunk storyline. So, I don't know? Mechas as antagonists? Mechas and Cyborgs? Do the Solarpunk main characters fight to establish their Solarpunk world against a Cyberpunk world? Or is the Solarpunk world already established and a Cyberpunk group tries to destroy it?

I don't know. I really would love to hear from other people. What would you like to see?

[wantmakegames]

Day 70

Took a course on Unity. For some reason I didn't have all my work in Unity saved from the last class, but at least the scripts survived. Got back everything that was missing at the end. Next on the course was a small feature and the rest of the practice was about how to create a build of the game, publish it to Google Play, connect Unity Ads for monetization through display ads.

Tomorrow I'll continue practicing the course and now I have a new project waiting for me. You will definitely understand what game copy I will create in it.

[nulfaga]

are you able to access the direct image files of pentiment? id love to but i havent figured it out yet. if you can, could you access the little manicule cursor thats used throughout the game? i think it would be great to have on its own. thank you!!!!!

hey hey! i did extract some files from the game a couple years back -- i've been meaning to do a replay but as of now i don't have the game installed, nor the program i used to unpack. i'll get round to it as i can, but in the meantime you might give it a go on your own - it's easy and fun:

-download a unity unpacking program (i think the one i used was assetripper?)

-find the pentiment file in your game folder

-browse the files for the cursor (which is probably a static image file. if you're very lucky, the file is also called "cursor" so you can search for it directly)

-if the file is not in a format you want/can use, search for "[file extension] to [jpg/png/whatever you need] converter online" and use that

-chill for 20 minutes and serve at room temperature. garnish with lime

[lezmooshie]

Tinkering with my personal website again

Above screenie is zoomed out to capture everything. Anyone wanna guess which blinkies I made? Also, the Twitter blinkie just takes you to my BSky lol (on purpose).

Several of the images were put together by me! I can teach pretty much anything in tech, this is just the stuff that I thought of.

I made the floppy-disk icons myself, with some help from wifey on getting the text to render as part of the SVGs!

[codingcorgi]

Day 13-14 coding progress. Well got a migraine last night and passed out, and had my game development class to teach today, so I finally got time in the evening.

Yesterday I made a sword in Asset Forge for getting things ready for the upcoming game jam! Today I decided to get back to my Maui app which is now called Puppy Tasks. I am having issues as you can see... I can't get my Moods enum to show up correctly. I've tried 2 different ways of implementing this and I'm so frustrated. Any help would be appreciated.

Tomorrow I'll be working at this problem more until it's fixed

[sidewalk-scrawls]

Fellow game devs who are fleeing Unity, what are your thoughts on Godot vs Unreal for making 2D games? I know Unreal is pretty over-powered for most 2D development, but given I'm used to Unity, how is Godot feature-wise? Are there any features it's noticeably lacking?

[aroaceofdiamonds]

So for those of you who haven't seen the news about Unity, they're going to be charging developers a fee of up to $0.20 per installation of the game (this varies by which version of Unity you are using, and isn't implemented until a threshold is met).

This is a huge blow for the indie video game industry.

So many games have been made using Unity. So many.

Cuphead

Beat Saber

Cult of the Lamb

City Skylines

Hell, freaking Pokémon Go is made using Unity.

By charging this fee, a lot of studios are going to suffer. Games are going to be lost. Cult of the Lamb will no longer be for sale as of January. The studios who will remain will be the ones with the money. It's going to be harder for people to get a foot into the development industry.

Fuck you Unity.

[venezart]

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[linuxgamenews]

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[raining-rays]

Me working on a movement script and it goin wack 🥲

Game Dev! Woo!!

I think I might make a new blog for this game

[macrobiangames]

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[wantmakegames]

Day 65

Continued practicing from the course. Made a UI for the project. Added health and wave progress bars. Added a store where you can buy weapons with coins and added a menu for the game.

[zephyr-rat]

I do think sometime in between Green Giant Saga stories, I might try my hand in learning a game engine that's not Unity. (Unreal engine or Godot)

To start simple, it will probably just be a dialogue system using the Twitch and Zac models I have using a comedic dialogue I've written.