Unity Tutorial 01

After watching a few Unity tutorials I am impressed with the software and look forward to using it and developing a better understanding of how to use it. I think it is impressive that anyone can start getting into the world of game design by starting off in Unity. Unity is the is one of the most used game engine and development pieces of software and it is easy to see why. Unity provides a large array of settings and options to allow you to set up just about anything you would need for a game you have in mind, with a large number of free assists ready for you to use provided by more experienced workers it is easy to get into it and start messing around with different tools and features.

 
                             

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Assist 




Through my time spent, I have been looking at the terrain, objects and different elements such as textures and lighting, just by setting up a small terrain it is easy to apply textures and mess around with different lighting. As there are many tutorials online it means if I don't understand something I can find how it works or how to fix it easy enough. My goal for next week is to be able to create a decent looking scene.


1st attempt using Unity

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