so erm, lets, erm, do, erm, this, erm thing…
I’d much rather have text and images to review at my own pace than sit through an extended section of a video detailing stuff that I possibly already know.
With a written tutorial I can go at my own variable pace …
So can anyone suggest a source of none video tutorials ?
Is there anyway to filter unity’s own tutorials no not show video tutorials ?
TIA
That would be a book. That’s what Unity recommended when they started out. Unity’s Learn videos were after several rounds of “we want a video tutorial”, “are you sure you don’t want to read a book, like, written by an educator?”, “No! Videos by random dudes with no teaching experience!!”
Sadly, most books are not good. SAM’s C# or the Head-first one are OK, last I looked. The microsoft site is terrible except as a reference. Mine (taxesforcatses-dot-com/TOC.shtml) has no pictures and is based on an intro-college course
not only books, but articles, blog tutorials…
Those have a few problems, mostly because of the need to search for so many to be complete… Different ones may use different terms for the same idea. They may cover the same example (which you may not realize at first). Since they’re short, they tend to only cover simple stuff. You may not find any posts for some basic non-flashy ideas and will never know what you’re missing. Or one that’s very advanced but you don’t realize it. You need to quality check each one, and the quality of blogs tend to be even worse than books.
A book has a better chance of having everything build on what you learned before without too many large gaps…