How can a teen start to learn how to use Unity?

I am a 15 year old looking to learn how to use Unity. However I have started looking at tutorials and the program itself and it seems very complicated. I know it takes a while to create a game, but it still looks really difficult. I don’t really know any programming language either. Is there anything I can start with in order to help me learn how to use Unity?

You can start accompanying this guy: BurgZergArcade - Hack and Slash Game Tutorial

Very simple, he explain everything in the project.
Obviously you need to understand about programming language.

See you.

I started with flash in primary school. I suggest you learn some basics with other “plain” languages - any is fine. Just learn the logic. Unity’s component system is hard to understand, and just learning about parenting, managing physics, different variables etc are hard enough.

If I were you, depending on your skills whether or not you’re new to programming in general, or just unity and C#, I’d start with developing small apps in c# in visual studio and getting the hang of c#, then move onto unity and start messing around.

You could also apply the same process to java script if you want to take that path. Developing Minecraft Mods and plugins is an excellent way to gain experience in java.

I’m saying to do it this way because you’ll be able to learn slowly and take your time. This is how I learned to program, first in c#, torque engine and then unity.

Good luck out there!

CausticLasagne

So there is a lot of coding and stuff, tutorials are good, there also might be articles online that can help you… Or you can ask a question about specifically what you are confused about and I can give you a more direct answer.

I started learning the concept of editing the virtual world my sophomore year, I’m now graduated and still love what i do. I recommend Khan academy, i learned JavaScript very easily there. next learn modeling
and simple animation. I discovered Unity and it’s wonderful and helpful community filled with Nerds that are willing to help with any question.