Your earlier points were not cut off deliberately. I removed them because i didn’t want the quotes to be too long. I already re-read them. Yes I agree with you and that’s why I’m just asking - testing my luck hoping that someone knows recent links. I did not mention searching the internet for recent codes but I already did that and didn’t find any. Of course if no one knows, we can only try new codes on our own. That’s common sense that need not even be mentioned. If you didn’t mention, I would have used that method.
HavenbrookStudio did not understand my point and started making all kinds of aggressive remarks - i consider them rude. So can anyone suggest if I can do anything else in the meantime? That would be nice. THAT’S part of the reason for bringing this whole thing up. Whether the unity team updates it by this year or if they are late is another issue for me.
I was able to find a ton of recent and relevant examples using google in under a couple of minutes.
Maybe the problem is less to do with the content out there and more to do with your skill at using a search engine / willingness to do more than a quick surface level search.
There literally is a ton of stuff you can get to quickly through google and I am not sure how you were not able to find it or how you can claim “google search doesnt show any recent examples”. Thats just not true.
OK very good. I used search under unity 2019 tutorial and got quite a few. But when i clicked they were saying use unity 5.x. That’s bad enough. You may share what search keys you used. It might not appear as the first few but I expect the tutorial should be one of the latest unity versions.
LTS we both now that. But is not what Unity suggest, for anyone, who types into search engine “Unity Download”. New starters will stil end up with 2019. At least is not alpha/beta anymore as was the case recently, because lazy Hub design.
You say “would”. Did you actually run into problems with the code?
The vast majority of the API stays the same between consecutive major Unity versions. I certainly wouldn’t expect that a beginner tutorial from last year would have problems in the current version. And anything you learn with the 2018 version will still apply in the 2019 version.
Honestly, the basics have barely changed since I started using Unity with v1.6 back in 2009 or something.
Well, they moved out a ton of APIs into packages for one… So the tutorials are not 1:1 since then. This is what I was referring to “following the tutorial on the version it intended for and then discover how to achieve the same in the new version”.
For @angrypenguin
You won’t know unless you try it out. OK since you think that the situation barely changed, you can try out the rolling a ball tutorial that is given in the unity hub. Some portions of the tutorial cannot be followed and I had to play around with Unity 2019.2.1 on my own to get the desired results. So what you are saying is definitely wrong. Of course you can use 80-90% but still for whatever else you have to play around with the new features to check how it works. Even minor things like percentage has to be changed when you used the new version.
I have challenged @HavenbrookStudio for a reply and he can’t reply. Let him show his character by giving a suggestion. Then from there, something useful can be seen.
Please don’t call wolfe from the forest, unless you want lead topic to be closed. Person’s smart choice, is to not participate, if leads to escalating responses. I respect decision. I do also sometimes decide to not respond to posts, if I feel some form of anger, bad mood, or person is trolling, which could lead to derail, or introduce hate otherwise. And I know I can be argumentative. Stay with us on the forum for longer, and you will understand, how challenging is to keep threads healthy.
So please stay with topic, and don’t try force others (must) to respond.
Dude, not cool. Someone has decided not to respond to you after you had some tense interactions. This helps keep this place nice and friendly. The old “if you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all”.
Repeatedly poking a user who has chosen not to respond is bad forum etiquette. Just drop it and let things lie.
I really dont think there is any place on this forum for trying to goad a user into attacking you.
They have made the mature decision to avoid this thread, so you can make a mature decision to stop trying to push them to join it again. What exactly are you expecting to come out of this, other than arguing and further derailment of this thread?
I’m asking him to show there are useful tutorials. How difficult can this be? if he has none, just say he has none. Then I won’t argue. I am not the type who wish to pick a fight. I’m here to learn.
I’m not the type who wants to pick fights. I’m just asking him to show useful tutorials. Anyway if you know of any, you can share it. I’m more than happy to use it.
I have used unity 2018 and some features are missing. The QA team that got my report didn’t deny that. They advised me to upgrade. So how to go to 2018? If you have answers, I’ll be happy.