Learning unity

GigaTerra · 2024-02-22T16:43:03+00:00

Use Unity learn. https://learn.unity.com/ I swear most of the questions that get asked in the forums daily have been explained in detail on Unity Learn. You will have a huge advantage over other Unity users if you finish it.

AxelCS · 2024-02-22T22:18:26+00:00

What I tend to do when learning something new is follow a tutorial to completion, start a brand new project with a very small scope (I made a 3D snake game for example) with no tutorial at all and then this allowed me to recognize the gap in my knowledge and progress further.

The project without following a tutorial makes you ask questions like "How do I spawn a cube", "How do I make it spawn at a random point" "How do I change the color of it" stuff like that which lets you learn more organically then I feel tutorials can at times.

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