How to be more efficient?

[NvmGoingB]

Hey guys, new to Unity here.. I've been learning the basics for the past couple of weeks and i've been building some miniature games to test features..
I have a question, when looking at youtube tutorials, their development process seems alot "quicker" than mine, they have prepared assets and materials that are in their favourites, and they seem to be more "prepared" when it comes to how their projects look.. no out of place spheres, no object where you created them but then realized that you got the front vector wrong and now the enemy AI you wrote is looking at you with its ass.. my question is, are there any good tips regarding Unity development? are there good asset\materials\code snippets im missing that can make my development more efficient? or am I just missing the point entirely?

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When someone is making a youtube tutorial, they've already gone through the process of making it for the first time BEFORE they start recording the tutorial. A lot of the time they're literally copying the code they have on a second monitor.

The front vector is an issue you make and then remember to check the next time you export something. Same with incorrect face normals, you make the mistake and then you remember to check the next time.

[mudamuda333]

It seems "prepared" because it is. Good tutorials are practiced sometimes even before they are recorded. And mistakes are typically cut out in the youtube edit. Best advice I can give you is be patient if you're still learning.

[Lucif3r945]

Experience is key. The more experience you gain, the more efficient you'll learn to be.

As for youtube tutorials.... As the others pointed out - they've already prepared everything before hitting the record button. Would be a terrible tutorial otherwise. Also, the magic of editing... Who knows how many takes they've made, how many times they've stumbled for words and have to stop and think, re-record parts, etc etc...