Beginner

[TommyTomz98]

Hello everyone. I am new to unity and am trying to learn c# for games. I feel like there is this barrier that I can’t get through, and as a result, am struggling to learn how to even code. If you consider yourself as a successful programmer or happen to know how a successful programmer learned in the first place, please let me know. Thank you!

[kittik]

There are loads of tutorials online to develop games with Unity. I think Roll-a-Ball is a great beginner example to follow. It teaches Unity inputs, basic physics and much more in that example. It is good to watch the videos, pause and copy what the video demonstrates, so you have an understanding on how to use the editor.

Once something like Roll-a-Ball is complete, you can tweak it to get more confidence in the engine and with C#, or move onto another small simple example.

Downloading the free **Standard Assets **package from the Asset Store is a good way to see Unitys pre-built examples and to see how they work.

[TommyTomz98]

@kittik

There are loads of tutorials online to develop games with Unity. I think Roll-a-Ball is a great beginner example to follow. It teaches Unity inputs, basic physics and much more in that example. It is good to watch the videos, pause and copy what the video demonstrates, so you have an understanding on how to use the editor.

Once something like Roll-a-Ball is complete, you can tweak it to get more confidence in the engine and with C#, or move onto another small simple example.

Downloading the free **Standard Assets **package from the Asset Store is a good way to see Unitys pre-built examples and to see how they work.

Thanks a lot, I wasn’t expecting to get any answers, but I am genuinely grateful. I’ll try that out, thank you again

[TommyTomz98]

@kittik

There are loads of tutorials online to develop games with Unity. I think Roll-a-Ball is a great beginner example to follow. It teaches Unity inputs, basic physics and much more in that example. It is good to watch the videos, pause and copy what the video demonstrates, so you have an understanding on how to use the editor.

Once something like Roll-a-Ball is complete, you can tweak it to get more confidence in the engine and with C#, or move onto another small simple example.

Downloading the free **Standard Assets **package from the Asset Store is a good way to see Unitys pre-built examples and to see how they work.

How did you actually find the tutorial on Unity learn though? I only see three when I go on the website

[kittik]

To find tutorials, you can search for specific things on Youtube, or if you want to use Unity Learn try the following steps (works for me!)

Press “Learning” at the top of forum page > Press “Start learning” under image of sci-fi landscape > Scroll down to “Popular topics” and in this case, I pressed Scripting > Click Roll-a-Ball icon.

Have fun

[TommyTomz98]

@kittik

To find tutorials, you can search for specific things on Youtube, or if you want to use Unity Learn try the following steps (works for me!)

Press “Learning” at the top of forum page > Press “Start learning” under image of sci-fi landscape > Scroll down to “Popular topics” and in this case, I pressed Scripting > Click Roll-a-Ball icon.

Have fun

Thank you!

[RichAllen2023]

I am reliably informed that the Unity standard assets don’t work on any Unity version post 2018 though.