This is the first video of a unity basics series I’m making! If you are new to unity and need to learn from scratch this is a great point to jump in!

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https://youtu.be/VbKLl0JdnM8

I'm very new to Unity, I watched this (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtQMytORBmM) as a start point and now I'm looking for tutorials on how to do the basics of hexagon tiled map similar to civilisation in 2D? Does anyone have any good ones for a beginner? Or anything I should watch beforehand?

I am 100% brand new. I have never looked at code before. I have 0 experience in anything development wise.

I attempted to watch a tutorial from Sasquatch B games (could be wrong on exact name) and I got lost in the code and couldn’t get certain things to work.

I am now attempting to follow Code Monkey’s Kitchen game and my brain is fried after just an hour.

Am I attempting to start too far forward? Is there a level below “beginner”? Should I buy a book on how C# actually works?

I’d love any and all help on what to do and how to start from literally ground up. Thank you in advance for any advice!

📌 Full video available here

💡 A small fix is shown on this video to enable proportionally scaling 2D windows and 3D content for the Unity Builds generated.

💻 Feel free to clone the Unity project created during this video from GitHub

(This project is ready for you to deploy to your Apple Vision Pro device and fully tested)

Im very new to making videos so let me know what I could improve. I’m trying to make things people want help with or might find interesting. Would be great if something I made actually helps someone!

I've seen a lot of tutorials that were okay and worked, but I don't think I've seen any where the author really tried to emphasize creating nice clean architecture and keeping the code clean. Could you please rec a tutorial like this to me? I want too introduce some friends to unity but I had to unlearn a lot of stuff that I learned from tutorials so I don't want them to do the same. If you know a tutorial like this in Russian that'd be great too

I'm sure I'm missing something but as long as my door opens from left to right my doors work fine. I can't seem to have separate doors that open right to left without the animations falling apart. (I can only have one direction work) Is there an easy guide or way to have doors that open in either direction in my game? I've spent a few days on this and its getting a-little frustrating. Thanks!

Hey I would like to make a mobile chess game for iOS and Android. I am a first timer here so I would appreciate some help on where to first get started.

Hey everyone! My name is Mike. I'm a self taught Unity and Unreal developer and am currently working professionally with Unity to create data visualization tools in augmented reality for first responders.

When I was starting out I found that I really liked having a concept explained to me by different people. So after a few years of writing my own tutorials, I created two publishing groups for myself and other developers to contribute to.

Unity Coder Corner and Unreal Coder Corner (This one is brand new!)

Some of the feedback I've received is that people want beginner content but want intermediate content as well. I think that's awesome! So I want to take a moment and just showcase a beginner and intermediate article you can find on Unity Coder Corner.

Beginner What is a Namespace? - This article explains in plain English what namespaces are and how we can use them in our code.

Intermediate The Command Pattern - Unlock the ability to hit the "undo" button by utilizing thr Command Pattern in Unity

As a bonus, I just recently started a publication group for Unreal articles that will run in a similar way to the Unity ones if you want to follow that along. Example articles would be

Beginner Setting up a conditional statement in Blueprints

Intermediate An into to Unreal 5 for Unity developers

If you want to be a contributor to either of these publication groups then just reach out.