Next week is my Thanksgiving break, so I thought that I could at least start to learn C# during this time that I have. I already have a basic understanding of VB.NET, and by what I’ve gathered, the two are very similar.
Thanks!
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2Yeah, but when it does - what happens to all my settings for my stuff? Like my sliced sprite sheets and other import settings? Will these stay intact? Thank you for your answer!
– The_TollerAlternately, just look up any regular C# programing. The free MS C# VisualStudio has lots and lots of books, examples, sites… . Vastly more than Unity does. And “Forms” mode is an easy way to do 2D semi-graphics.
It’s like learning to drive a red Corvette in Montana. You could go to the Corvette dealer, or the Montana tourism board. But driving is driving. it’s just easier to take a solid driver’s Ed course on a Datsun in Texas, then skim the Corvette manual and look up Montana local laws. The Unity-specific stuff is good for once you know C#.
the folder is right next to the assets folder. it contains Unity's versions of files, none of the originals will be list. Unity will just reimport everything and recreate the files, that's all
– hexagonius