Manage your Information

When you’re developing a video game, keeping your project organized is essential to maintaining a consistent workflow and ensuring its completion. From game assets to marketing strategy, a clear folder structure will help you save time, minimize errors, and facilitate collaboration with your team. In this post, we’ll explore two folder organization approaches that cover both video game development using Unity 3D and the overall structure of your project on your computer.

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1. Making a 3D Game

Today we will make our “First 3D Game” in Unity 🙂 To be more precise and familiarize yourself with the terms used in the world of video game development, in this tutorial we’ll create a “Third Person Character Controller” using the tools offered by the Unity 3D game engine. Unity Tutorial Level: Beginner. 1.1 Creating a New Project. Let’s create a new project in Unity version 6: Run Unity Hub on our computer. On […]

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3. 2D Energy Explosion

We are going to create a simple but very impressive “2D Energy Explosion” effect in Unity using a Particle System. 🙂 Unity Tutorial Level: Beginner. 1.1 Creating a New Project. We are going to create a new project in Unity: Open Unity Hub in your PC. On the home screen, click on the “New” button . In the “Project name” field, type the name that you like the most for your project, we recommend […]

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2. 2D Rain Effect

We are going to create a simple but very impressive “2D Rain” effect in Unity using a Particle System. 🙂 Unity Tutorial Level: Beginner.   1.1 Creating a New Project. We are going to create a new project in Unity: Open Unity Hub in your PC. On the home screen, click on the “New” button . In the “Project name” field, type the name that you like the most for your project, we recommend […]

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1. 2D Liquid Blast

We are going to create a simple but very impressive “2D Liquid Blast” effect in Unity using a Particle System. 🙂 Unity Tutorial Level: Beginner.   1.1 Creating a New Project. We are going to create a new project in Unity: Open Unity Hub in your PC. On the home screen, click on the “New” button . In the “Project name” field, type the name that you like the most for your project, we […]

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4. Variables and Data Types

In this Unity Tutorial you will learn what “Variables” and “Constants” are, and the “Data Types” they can store (also, how to work with them within Unity and C#). Unity Tutorial Level: Beginner. 4.1 Variables and Constants. “Variables” and “Constants” can be defined as “computer memory sections reserved for storing data”. With “Variables”, the “stored data” can be known or not, fixed or changing (variable). With “Constants”, the “stored data” is fixed, known and […]

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1. Setting the Environment

Before starting with the codes in C Sharp (C #), we will configure our Unity Editor Interface and thus ensure that we all see the same on the screen 🙂 Unity Tutorial Level: Beginner. 1.1 Creating a New Project. We are going to create a new Project in Unity: Open Unity in your computer. On the home screen, click on the “New Button”. In the “Project name” field, write the name that you like most […]

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Installing Unity

In this tutorial series we will learn how to “Install” the “Unity” game engine in our computers, how to “Create” a “New Project”, we will take a look at the “Development Interface”, we will also see how to install “Visual Studio Code” and enable it as our default Code Editor in Unity; in other words “how to prepare Unity to start creating our own video games”  🙂 Unity Tutorials Level: Beginner.

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2. Installing Visual Studio Code for Unity

Visual Studio Code is a great code editor and fully compatible with Unity. If you don’t know it and you want to start working with it; this little tutorial is for you 🙂 Unity Tutorial Level: Beginner. 2.1 Why Visual Studio Code? Due to the Unity’s announcement in which talks about “MonoDevelop” will no longer be the default code editor for the next releases of Unity game engine (see https://blogs.unity3d.com/en/2018/01/ 05 / discontinuing-support-for-monodevelop-unity-starting-in-unity-2018-1 /); those […]

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1. First Steps with Unity

If you don’t know about the Unity Game Engine and want to start working with it; this little tutorial will be a great help for you 🙂 Unity Tutorial Level: Beginner. 1.1 Installing Unity Before installing Unity in your computer, make sure that it complies with the Unity system requirements; you can see these requirements at : https://unity3d.com/unity/system-requirements . Note: Unity does not talk too much about this topic; but in addition to the above requirements, […]

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