Yea bascialy I understand the Engine fine but I cant seem to figure out how to make a Room to walk in and out of. Any Help would be great
You can also create your room in the modeling app of your choice, apply reversed normals so you see the materials when you’re inside the mesh rather than out, and apply a mesh collider to the object.
I don’t know how well this would work in a practical application but it’s possible to do it as I’m running about in a hollow cube at the moment.
I think the best you can do for do a game that is FPS, as I know so far if you want to do this kind of games really cool it would be very difficult it not only depends on the physics, colliders, character controller, etc... like you want to do for your rooms and all of that, those are the basics of the complex of this kind of games, what is really difficult is the programming because you need to learn codes that are really big and some hard to understand. The scripts that are common in Unity are JavaScript, C# and boo that you can find any kind of things you need to do in this page: http://unity3d.com/support/documentation/ScriptReference/MonoBehaviour.html#Overridable%20Functions0. Then, some things you will need to do this kind of games is creativity, because with this scripts or codes you will need to find how to make it work and implement your own ideas. If you want first go to the basics of FPS in scripting, there are many kind of tutorial that are in you-tube where you can see how to shoot, move, make enemy intelligent(this is something more complex), and many other things so I will give you some examples of tutorials in youtube: Tornado twins Unity tutorials: http://www.youtube.com/user/TornadoTwins All cannedmushrooms tutorials: http://www.youtube.com/user/cannedmushrooms#g/c/68B1CD06C9BFD54A All steamisM50 AI tutorials: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVplKKqgsZ4 Unity tutorials of BurgZergArcade: http://www.youtube.com/user/BurgZergArcade and there are many others you can find of by simple put youtube, put unity 3d tutorials and there you go. The rest is up to you and your knowledge, So hope this works :P Also, Unity is a very useful program but very complex and for do your rooms and all of that stuff is not to difficult, the most of the times the object has a collider and I dont see the difficulty of adding physics and rigidbody to an object, so for last, to see more about this things go to this page: http://unity3d.com/unity/engine/ as you can see down there are rendering, lightning, terrains, physics and more things, and all this will give you a better game in all aspects and in this page you can find also many projects of minigames I would say say that you can download and you can check it out how it works.