Hi. Me again. With problems. LOL.
I have entirely no idea what I’m supposed to be doing. Scripting-wise. The first thing I want to do is make the darn camera move. Is there any way I can make it ‘scroll’ left and right, but not turn? (Like, say, if the character in the game is side-steping) And do I have to make seperate scripts for the keys that activate animation? (I tried meshing a left key with a right key script to save space. My computer flipped out ^.^')
ALSO: If I’m making a game I plan to turn into a multiplayer-online (Not doing this right now) game, do I have to make the scripts different?
One more thing: Where can I go to learn more Unity coding?
If you go to the resources page of the unity website, they have many great tutorials. If you have never done scripting, I would suggest looking up some simple javascript or c# tutorials before you start. Getting started in JavaScript is easier in my opinion, but it is just a scripting language, C# can be used as a scripting language, or a full fledged programming language. If you just want to make games for a hobby, stick with JavaScript because that is what most of the tutorials and script references on the unity website are in. If you want to do it professionally eventually I would suggest C#. Once you know C# learning JavaScript is fairly easy, it is just the syntax that is different. If you learn C# first, learning C++ wouldn’t be as hard, and you will need C++ professionally. If this is just for fun though, 100% go JavaScript in Unity. Also Unreal Editor uses a JavaScript variant so it would be easier to go over there. Just depends on what you need and your personal preference.
That’s really not the case. There are still a few things C# can do that UnityScript can’t, but in Unity 3, 99% of the time UnityScript or C# would serve equally well.
I meant it as if you learn C# learning C++ wouldn’t be as big of a step from JavaScript to C++. If you are going to do it professionally, C++ would be very useful to learn. That is what I meant, I will edit it.
