3 hours ago

001–Prototyping Space Shooter

Setting the Scene Open a new Unity project and name it what you want your game name to be. Save it in an established location and wait patiently for Unity to load. Next up: rename the scene

Unity Game Development

1 min read

001–Prototyping Space Shooter

Setting the Scene

Open a new Unity project and name it what you want your game name to be.

Save it in an established location and wait patiently for Unity to load.

Next up:

rename the scene

Jun 9

GameObject Manipulation

Begin by right-clicking in the Hierarchy window and creating a cube.

Unity

2 min read

May 31

Unity Basics — Scene Navigation

This is the Scene Gizmo.

Unity

2 min read

Unity Basics — Scene Navigation

May 30

Unity Editor Basics — the Views

So when you open Unity, you’ll see something like the above — the main editor window. If you’ve never used a program like this before, it…

Unity

2 min read

May 27

005 — Starting Out With Unity

While there are many different game engines to go with, I’m a Unity guy, so that’s what we’re going with, and we’re starting at ground zero. First off, let’s go to unity.com, create a Unity ID, and download Unity Hub.

Unity

2 min read

005 — Starting Out With Unity

While there are many different game engines to go with, I’m a Unity guy, so that’s what we’re going with, and we’re starting at ground zero.

First off, let’s go to unity.com, create a Unity ID, and download Unity Hub.

May 21

004 — More Git Branches

Let’s say you’re working in your dev branch.

Git

2 min read

May 19

003 — Git Branches

Git Branches You can think of these as timelines running parallel to each other. They allow developers to safely work on different aspects of their game (and/or software) with mitigated risk of fouling the whole thing up. Commonly, it’s good to use two primary branches: the dev branch and main…

Git

2 min read

May 19

002 — Commanding Pushes

1) PULL current data ****from the server 2) COMMIT your changes 3) PUSH your updated data ****to the server

Git

3 min read

May 17

Using Version Control With Unity

When you’re working on a project, especially with a team of more than one, you need to be sure you have a solid and reliable method of backing up your data. I’m personally more familiar with the repository system of git , so we’ll be taking a look at that…

Version Control

4 min read