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Bag system and object placement
Hi guys, I'm making a videogame just for me and my wife and I'm stuck. I wanna do the following things: 1) I wanna make a bag system similar to World of Warcraft, where in your toolbar you have 4 slots for bag and each bags have n slots. Can you link me some tutorial about how make it? 2) I wanna make a system similar to Minecraft. I don't want to build the entire world, I just want to place on a "world grid" an object on the ground, let say for example a wall or a floor. There is any tutorial for that?
My version of unity is 2017 and looking for tutorial and help about how to make it.
P.S. the game is in single player.
Brackeys recently posted a video about his entry into a 48hour game dev challenge. It's not verbatim what you're asking for, but it uses the same sort of drag / drop behavior used by WoW's UI.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkLXhdWq_0A
Good day.
[Answer Remake] Sorry then for last answer, I'm cleaning UA from people that comes wanting the solution for its problem without moving a haned, and want it NOW, its URGENT... You know, every day.
There are severals tutorials. First i recommend you to learn basics of scripting in C#, then learn basics of Unity Scene editing.
Unity itself have very good video tutorials for almost everything.
But, you must know you are trying to do a project of minimum 200 hours of work (once you know hot to do it).
Read this post for referencing issues
Good luck!
Bye!
I'm probably explained bad. I'm asking for tutorial about that points. I'm not expect that anyone say "this is the script", I wanna make it and learn. I was surfing around and I didn't found anything useful that's why I'm asking here.
i believe there's some good stuff in the asset store too, if you don't want to lose to much of your time :)
I think I found the tutorials for you. Here is the entire playlist: Playlist
Here is the specific video of the World of Warcraft like bag system: Bag System Video
Is a little bit late, but thank you for the answer, I actually used your suggestion, forgot to answer 3 year ago lol
