Learning Coding For Game Development? Unity C#

solo learn is just duolingo for coding???
Awesome

I have tried to dive into programming several times, as a no clue beginner its the first time i feel like it's ticking and I am following CS50 free course, if you want to follow it, be sure to check problem sets and labs as well.

I appreciate your work and how you managed to reply to all the comments! I suggest people look at BroCodes coding videos because of his great humor and simple explaining

Luckly I forgot what I was going to comment here, I'm sure it was worth your time.

Don't give up, I know you'll be able to do better games if you try harder I believe in you and I respect you for your hard work.

like that cat hat game

Some how dani gets in any video about game dev

lol what do i do i can't draw, i can't make art or do pixel art lol. pixel art is harder than it looks hahahaha and for some reason i don't know why i can't get my self to learn how to code literally i start and then give up so sad man and cause this all my motivation is lost too lol

Time to recreate 625 Sandwich Stacker 🥪

Thanks bro

Thanks for the video, helped me a lot. Can u please help with a question? do I need to know DSA or is it going to do me any good as I dive into game development? Thanks.

I know the concepts of c# but I don't know what to code for-- moving an enemy from one place to another -- shoot projectiles from player.... And stuff like that for a real game. Do you have any solution bro?😭😭

I laughed through this whole video

Don’t use sololearn!
I was using it for c# but what it says is outdated, but the answers are updated. I had to get a fuckin spreadsheet to do this, so I gave up and watched a playlist on Brocode, which is far better.

I've been feeling like hopeless garbage for the past few days. I desperately want to put my story and characters to a game but I've only ever tried and failed to write a simple script to destroy a game object when the game started. It truly has felt like jumping into the water and hoping to float but holding a barbell while I'm at it.
It's late and I'm too exhausted tonight but I have a new hope for tomorrow that I can at least make some semblance of progress even in the smallest regard

I'm taking the plunge now, starting with flutter which isn't quite unity c# - but my goal is to get there and ironically I'm taking a udemy course timetabled about 2 hours a day haha i guess i'm on the right track at least. Thanks for making this - seems like a tall hill to climb, but its always nice knowing its possible because others have gone before

you know what's even worst, finding a video how to use c# on godot

I'm late, but I relate so much to how you learn and think! I've recently started learning code myself. Had some background knowledge I've picked up in my work as a UX/UI designer and web developer as a way to create, so luckily not starting entirely from scratch, but I definitly relate to seeing coding as a means to create!

The 'Hello World' error was so perfectly hilarious. 😂

Me : *print ("hello world")
Console: hello world
Me : okay I'm ready let's recreate rdr2
Console : you are a disgrace to your family
Me : emotional damage

really loved this video, I'm trying to get started by making small games but my eyes are too big for my stomach, as it were. I keep thinking I cant make a game too simple or it wont be interesting but Cat Hat proved me wrong, i love it dearly. So i will try again to reduce my scope!

"You are a disgrace to your family"

This hit home

Hahahaha! Subscribed 😂

Hi Saultoons, I would like to eventually learn C# to become a C# web developer, but I know you have to get really good at OOP. I know OOP is heavily used for game development. At the moment I am learning HTML, CSS and JavaScript. But I figured soon once I get comfortable with JavaScript, I would like to get good with C# and then eventually learn the tools like .net to become a web developer. I was wondering. From your personal experience did it help you to become good at programming in C# by creating games you enjoyed? I figured I start off on the side learning C# by making simple games. while I improve my skills at JavaScript.
Could you share any advice from your personal experience what you felt about programming improved your game development and what would you give advice to others if they were interested in creating a simple game as a side hobby just so they could improve their coding skills at C#, thanks for the excellent content.

Bro i can relate so well omg x.x

Is it bad that I've done like 3 or 4 different udemy courses, and built multiple projects and still feel like I have no idea how to code?

The game that he made is really easy just go trough Unit's tutorial: "Junior Programmer: Create with Code 1" and you should capable of doing it + you learn a lot of useful knowledge.


""That is my bit of help.""

Holy crap cat hat looks awesome.

It's funny, that to me learning to code was pretty simple and I'm finding learning to draw shit overwhelming AF xD

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I thought this was a genuine tutorial. I thought it was weird how it was 5 minutes long. But despite not being what I was expecting it was well worth watching.

tbf I'd totally play the cat/hat game 😂 love the artwork

Ngl, if you put more cats and hats in the game and make it an android game it will blow up in the play store. lol.

jesus brackeys 😂😂

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

Damn, too real man. I can't laugh

Grab a course by James Doyle , u r gonna be fine.

your cat game is a really good idea i bet alot of peple will play it on mobile

I subed, this is amazing and helpful

Waxing about Skyrim 2 was the peak. Well done.

i want to play cat hat

is c# the language i have to learn?

You have a bit of a northern lingo you local to Newcastle by any chance :)

Is there going to be a dlc for cat hat?

"You are a disgrace to your family" had me laughing so hard! 😂🤣

udemy courses are not expensive.
their "discounts" are little lies just to bait people into buying more courses.
so, don't be fooled by them. they have 90% discounts practically all the time.

Moral of the story? You made it

that was funny. I feel you. I basically search and do all free courses I can, watch videos, etc. Searching for the exact info you want, and finding it presented in a way you can understand, isn't always easy.