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Unity Tutorial 01 Blog

Unity Tutorial  01 Blog

After finishing the Unity tutorials, I now understand the basics of the program. The tutorials taught me how to import material into "Unity", and how to make basic terrains like mountains, trees, and grass. They also gave me a quick preview of how to code in "Unity" which I then used to make a gem rotate.

I enjoyed adding assets into the game world. After placing more and more objects, the world started to feel alive. The best part was being able to walk around and explore what I just created. I didn't like that all the assets had to be downloaded directly from their website, I would have preferred some to be preinstalled so I could play around with the program more, before moving on to the next set of tutorials.

I'm looking forward to watching more tutorials and improving my knowledge of "Unity". The tutorials were easy enough to follow because of their slow pace. I still find getting around the programmes interface a little difficult because I've never used "Unity" before.

I think I should play around with the "Unity's" interface a little more before moving on to the next set tutorials so I can better familiarize myself with the programme. By doing this I won't struggle as much with the later more in-depth tutorials.

What I created after watching the tutorials

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