Unity3D: Things you need to know to get started
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The document outlines key concepts in developing a mobile video game using Unity 3D, including interfaces, game objects, colliders, and scripting with C#. It provides insights into managing static and dynamic colliders, and emphasizes the importance of scripts for component creation. Additionally, it mentions resources for learning and version control with Git in Unity.
Unity3D: Things you need to know to get started
- 1. DEVELOPING A MOBILE VIDEOGAME UNITY 3D
- 2. Hi I am Massimo! Student @ UNITN Intern @ Belka MaxFrax
- 3. Student @ UNITN Intern @ Belka SENIOR Hi I am Massimo! MaxFrax
- 4. TRICKY TRAPS ONCE I DEVELOPED A GAME, IT’S CALLED 😃DOWNLOAD IT😃
- 6. How has been the development?
- 7. Results
- 8. Why unity?
- 11. Interface: scene and game view, where the magic happens
- 14. GameObject
- 15. GameObject
- 16. 1. Inserisci il numero del volo Oppure sceglilo dalla lista dei voli. Transform: position, rotation, scale are relative to the parent
- 17. The cube
- 18. The cube
- 19. The sprite
- 20. The sprite
- 22. goes to sleep if it has linear and angular velocity less than the value in settings. In this mode it does not move letting the engine do less computation It starts moving after a collision or a force applied Rigidbody C O L L I S I O N S W H A A A A A A T ? ? COLLISIONS
- 23. Colliders There are many available shapes: • Box Collider • Sphere Collider • Capsule Collider • Mesh Collider • …and more!
- 24. Colliders have their own position and size
- 25. Actually there is only one kind of collider 🤔 Static Colliders Dynamic Colliders Rigidbody ❌ Rigidbody ✅ Motionless objects (rocks, walls, floors, …) Moving objects (balls, characters, …) 🚫 Moving this object ✅ Moving this object
- 26. Static Colliders vs Dynamic Colliders They can collide but the static ones won’t move
- 27. Not all the collisions are the same! Physics materials to describe how a surface works in a collision
- 28. Scripts • C# • Unity Script (similar to JS) • DLL
- 29. When you write a script you are creating a component for your designer or for the designer in you! (most of the times)
- 30. Scripts: component creation Monobehavior: the class that defines a component Gives us many methods, here the most important: • Start() • Update() • FixedUpdate()
- 31. Scripts: build your own component
- 32. You can retrieve other components and interact with ’em
- 33. How to GIT in Unity? The 90s are over!
- 34. How to GIT in Unity?
- 35. How to GIT in Unity?
- 36. VERSION CONTROL How to GIT in Unity?
- 37. Udemy https://www.udemy.com/unitycourse/ Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/user/Unity3D Unity 3d web site https://unity3d.com/learn More resources MaxFrax