Build a Unity3D Game in 1 Hr

Hello guys, this is Vivek Sharma and welcome to the first episode of this beginners level

game development series on C-sharp corner.com. In this series we will try to cover a good number of game development basics by creating

a complete short game from scratch using Unity 3D. So in this episode, we will get an introduction to Unity, we will learn how to download and

install it and we will get familiar with the basic interface and the components of Unity 3D

without any further to do let's get into it. Okay so first things first we will

start by downloading and installing Unity into our system so to do that go to

our Unity's official website unity.com on the side scroll down and click on

unity in the downloads section over here we have three options plus pro and

personal plus and pro are paid versions and the personal one is free plus and

pro comes with some learning benefits and if you are making more than hundred

thousand dollar an year by using unity then you have to download these versions

otherwise you can go for the personal one also if you download the personal you get this before the game begins so we can live with that for now so let click on try personal over here click on this checkbox by clicking I confirm

blah blah blah blah and then click on download unity hub and then it will

download we have to wait okay so once the download is complete you can double

click on it to continue the installation process I will click on

on Agri to set all of the terms of service and then I'm using Mac right now

so I will just drop this into the applications folder if you are on Windows you probably have to click on next next next I'll close it once the

installation is complete I will click on the unity hub button to open it up and

once it has got opened up I will click on this download button to continue over

here I can select the version of unity I want to install I will go with unity

2019.1.1 for now I'll click on download over here I can see 2019.1.1 is checked

by default I can select other options if I want like Android build support iOS

build support TV OS build support and others but for now I will just go with

2019 I click on done and will wait until the installation is complete see you later okay so now when the installation is complete I can click on the Unity Hub again to open it up On the top right corner you can see a new button on which you can click to create a

new Unity project. You can rename your project. Let's call it game one for now

And you can select a template. I'm gonna go with 2D for now

And over here, you can select the destination of your project files

I'm happy with this one for now. Let's click on create project to create a new Unity project

Okay so when now we have our new Unity project ready, let's talk a bit about Unity

Unity is one of the world's best game development engines right now. Unity is not just used for creating games but also for creating movies, animation, XR experiences

etc etc. Okay so let's talk about the Unity interface for now

Over here at the bottom you can see something called Assets Panel. This panel includes all of the files you want to use in your game

This may include scripts, images, videos, music files, 3D models etc etc

Secondly we have a panel called Hierarchy. Hierarchy includes all of the items you want to use in your current scene

You can compare your scene as a web page. You can have different web pages in your website Similarly you can have different scenes in your game like main menu screen setting screen main game screen etc etc if you click on any

of the game item into the hiragi panel you can see all of its properties over

here at the right in the inspector panel this may include transform transform

includes its position its rotation and scale all of these values are in vector

3 that means it have an x value a y value and a z value and there can be other properties as well

like audio listener camera and any other component you want to add now next we have something called

scene view scene view actually is a visual representation for your hierarchy panel this

will show all of the files included over here in the hierarchy panel as well at last we have

something called game view which basically is the preview for your final game output so these are

the base panels of unity interface using which we will be creating our next unity game so in our

next tutorial we will start creating our game get a player into it will animate it we'll try to move

it we'll learn about collisions and physics and we'll try to have some fun so till then goodbye

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