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An Introduction to your first Unity Game! Let's get comfortable with coding in Unity. After this section, you'll be able to create and edit your own scripts and print out information on the console.
Section notes as a Google Doc, you can download latest version as a PDF from the link if you wish.
After watching this video, you will know:
- How to create a script in Unity
- How to handle text in your script using strings
- How to print out messages to the console
After watching this video you will be able to:
- Create variables in your script
- Perform basic maths in your programs
- Understand what the type of a variable is and why this is important
After watching this video you will be able to...
- Respond to a player's key presses.
- Explain what the
Start()andUpdate()methods do. - Navigate Google and Unity docs with more confidence.
After this video you will be able to:
- Make your programs behave differently depending on conditions using
ifstatements
After watching this video you will be able to...
- Give a basic explanation of "scope".
- Use variables in appropriate scope.
- Use "instance" variables for global access.
- Use MonoDevelop's autocompletion to help you code faster.
- Declare and Initialise variables.
After watching this video you will be able to:
- Refactor your code in order to make it neater.
- Create your own custom function.
In this video we'll clean up our game a little bit and make sure the game restarts properly every time. After watching this video, you will have learnt enough to build your own min console game in code :-)
Brice covers the following in his video...
- The Compiler Is Our Friend.
- The Rubber Duck Sensei.
- Assume Nothing / Mars Climate Orbiter.
- The Minimum Viable Test Case.
- Scientific Debugging.
- How to debug small programs.
In this video we will review the Number Wizard Console Game and what we learnt while building it. We'll also talk about how we could improve it and a few possible extensions. We'll then take a peek at what's ahead in the next section.