Unity Tutorial 02

Unity Tutorial

Hey welcome back to my blog! In this blog I will be talking about the first Unity tutorial I completed since we got back. I enjoyed this tutorial a lot more than last semesters. I think the talking was slightly more engaging and the text under each step was very useful.

My memory of Unity needed to be refreshed after the long break and this tutorial certainly did the trick.

Screenshot of Unity

In lesson 1.1 I set up the project and imported assets. I then positioned the vehicle, obstacle and camera within the scene. All of this was fairly straight forward. I also looked over the project, hierarchy and inspector windows. In lesson 1.2, I moved the vehicle down the road at a constant speed using C# Script. I also learned how to get the obstacles to fly into the air when hit by the vehicle. In the last lesson (1.3), I set the camera to follow the vehicle down the road. I found the script slightly difficult during this part as I kept making errors. Trying to fix errors within script is really tedious and irritating to be honest. I saved each lesson as separate scenes.

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