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[charlesartist]

Unity is a really exciting development platform. I understand unityscript is closely related to javascript, is that right? I also understand that using c# is better and more robust than using unityscript but also the better way to go over all.

Quicker to learn is unityscript harder to learn but generally better is C#. I would be all over that platform if it wasn't for the learning curve. I know basic javascript and actionscript, but C# would take too long to master before I could make a sell-able game. Still, I'm really glad there are tutorials. As soon as I can free up some time, I'm going to go through all of these and then all the ones on Youtube and other online tutorials. It's a great program from what I gather.

[DevWithoutACrew]

If you already know basic Javascript the jump to C# won't be too difficult, there are some differences of course but I don't believe you will have too much trouble with it. Especially if you start from basic C# tutorials you could probably have it all down in about a week or two.

[Richard Kain]

Most of the differences between C# and Unityscript is the strict type declarations. In Unityscript you can play a little more fast and loose with types. (as you can in javascript) In C# there is strict typing, and such shortcuts are a big no-no. The big difference that I run across is that in C# you have to make more explicit typing declarations. That basically just means that when you are shifting a value over from one type to another, you have to be very clear about it. Quick for-instance...

Code:

int freshNum = 32;
float freshDecimal = 74.0133f;
freshNum = (int) freshDecimal;

I can assign the float value of freshDecimal to the int-type variable freshNum if I want to. I just have to explicitly state that I want it to change into an integer. "(int)" is an example of explicit typing in C#.

[DevWithoutACrew]

 

Most of the differences between C# and Unityscript is the strict type declarations. In Unityscript you can play a little more fast and loose with types. (as you can in javascript) In C# there is strict typing, and such shortcuts are a big no-no. The big difference that I run across is that in C# you have to make more explicit typing declarations. That basically just means that when you are shifting a value over from one type to another, you have to be very clear about it. Quick for-instance...

Code:

int freshNum = 32;
float freshDecimal = 74.0133f;
freshNum = (int) freshDecimal;

I can assign the float value of freshDecimal to the int-type variable freshNum if I want to. I just have to explicitly state that I want it to change into an integer. "(int)" is an example of explicit typing in C#.

[DevWithoutACrew]

Let's see a way to have location damage on our enemies and also let's make their death more.. ragdolly.

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Let's see how to make a Sidescroller camera

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It gets lonely in space so let's fix that
Space Sim part 5

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TPS Multiplayer

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Let's see the basics of a Save system.

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New series! Mount & Blade inspired game!

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Mount and Blade Inspired Tutorial Part 2 Mounts

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M&B inspired game part 3 Basic AI

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Part 4 of the M&B inspired game is up!

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If you are a total beginner check out our subreddit, I wrote an article on where to start

https://www.reddit.com/r/UnityTutorialHub/comments/3f8y7y/total_beginner_where_do_i_start/

[DevWithoutACrew]

Part 5 Campaign Map Basics

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Part 6 of our M&B inspired game
In this part we will start creating an AI to govern our different factions through out the campaign map

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Last part (for now at least) of our M&B inspired game!

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Hope you are in the mood for some constructions!
Let's make a game inspired by Besiege

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Let's make a simpler third person controller

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Get your guns and pills ready! We are going John Woo style!