Could someone point me to a good list of resources for working from the ground up in C# for Unity? Nothing is too basic for me at this point. I’d like to bring myself to a basic understand of the language if possible over the next few months. A good vocab list would be nice to have too. (what is boo? conTEXT? etc…)
Anything else that I’m sure I’m missing, tips or advice would be great as well. Thanks.
Try 3DBuzz. They have Unity3d/C# specific tutorial videos… They also have a great database of tutorials for learning the C# language from the ground up. I started with the “XNA 101” series and it has taught me plenty!
Jake
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/bb308756
Download the complete E-book here:
http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=6143354
Although for kids, but I found the the E-book is really well written.
first when i came to unity i try my hands on c# but unity java script suits me more then c#
here are some basics that you can find on this community
http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/34015-Newbie-guide-to-Unity-Javascript-(long)
Here is a short list off the top of my head of things that C# has, some of which caused me to switch to it after using JavaScript for a couple years, and some of which I learned later, and made me happy I had made that switch:
delegates
events
extension methods
generic methods
multidimensional / jagged arrays
generic Lists
LINQ
(The last two were made available in JS for Unity 3. Others may have been made available, but there’s no reference for UnityScript so I find it hard to keep up. Regardless, they’re in C#, and awesome.)
Thanks for the replies. Although, I’m thinking comprehensive books might be too in depth. I’m a designer with some artistic skill, not really a computer science type guy.
Hi Flopjack, I was going to suggest a couple of books and yes 3D Buzz site, but if you thinks books may be a bit too much to start with, then maybe try this free set of c# game programming tutorials http://campelmxna.webs.com/tutorials.htm
And this one (also free tutorial): http://www.csharp-station.com/Tutorials.aspx
One of the two above may do the trick, also use both to see different explanations of the same topic, it will help
Don’t give up 