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I want to be a game developer. Now, I don't have any knowledge about code language, so what I have to learn for coding on Unity?

Pls, help me

9th Aug 2024, 4:13 PM
Hoàng Đình Long
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To become a game developer using Unity, follow these steps: 1. Learn C#: Start with the basics of C#, Unity's scripting language. Use resources like online courses, tutorials, and books. 2. Familiarize with Unity: Download Unity, explore the interface, and complete Unity's beginner tutorials. 3. Start Simple Projects: Begin with small, guided projects to practice coding and using Unity. 4. Build Your Own Game: Create a simple game from scratch to apply your skills. 5. Join Communities: Engage with online forums, Reddit, and participate in game jams to learn and grow. 6. Expand Knowledge: Learn game design principles, advanced Unity topics, and version control (Git). 7. Develop a Portfolio: Showcase your projects online to build a portfolio for future opportunities. Keep practicing and enjoy the journey!
9th Aug 2024, 4:59 PM
Lucca Martins Aires de Paula
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Rrestoring faith Well... at least I use ChatGPT to help people, including myself. AI is the future. I recommend that you use it.
11th Aug 2024, 7:18 PM
Lucca Martins Aires de Paula
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In order to start making games in Unity, you don't need to retain knowledge of programming. The difficulty of game development is not in programming at all. (Or not the main difficulty) I think that to learn coding in Unity, you need to find a good course on developing some game in Unity, where they will show you what and how. There they will give an introduction to the code.
10th Aug 2024, 6:33 AM
Animaliss
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Lucca Martins Aires de Paula I recommend avoiding Chat-GPT on question answers since it will include a lot of convoluted information and could also be erroneous. --- In regards to the question, Check out Brackeys, a popular YouTuber with many Unity tutorials. Follow through Sololearns C# course, but bear in mind that there is no 'main method' in unity since it is built in. You'll want to learn more about Unity's libraries and their components. For example, rigid bodies, mono behaviour, transform, etc.. Unity also has their own tutorials on their main website. Follow them and try to look into each feature that you use along with the tutorials. Try to avoid blindly copy pasting from them, since you won't really learn in order to be able to recreate something differently by doing so.
11th Aug 2024, 1:27 AM
Rrestoring faith
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