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learn c#? please help.
First I just want to say that i´m really new to Unity, and I have never typed a code in my entier life. I have now in Unity, created a cylinder on a plane. i would like to know a code that can make my cylinder walk and jump using my arrow ceys or WASD. Im using c#. i would allso be glad if someone could tell me about some c# game creator tutorials. I would really like to know c# and java. please tell me how you first learned c# or Java, and please give me some advice:)
Why do people keep talking about Java in relation to Unity?
I think a lot of people don't understand the difference in javascript and Java
The biggest similarity between Javascript and Java is the first four letters of their names.
Yeah, some call it UnityScript, but it is at it's core a Javascript implementation, and it shares a lot of syntax with actual Javascript. However, my actual objection is against people mixing up Java and Javascript. They are very different languages- if anything, Java is closer to C# than it is to Javascript, syntax-wise. The original creators of Javascript did it to deliberately engender confusion- they should just have left it as 'Rhino'. Hell, in my opinion that's a better name anyway!
I advice you roll up your sleeves, take a good breath, and dive right into the Lerpz tutorial, head first ! Ok it's in java ... script :p, but to go from js to c# isn't that much of a stretch I would say. If you really want C#, look for Burgzurg tutorials. I know those are pretty big for beginners and can look scary, but it's worth it.
Good luck.
1st step go on youtube
2nd look up either
a.BurgZergArcade
b.TornadoTwins
c.(dont mean to advertise) but Me! DGArtistsInc
If you just want to learn to code, using a game as a project, try just C# VisualStudio Express (it's free) and start a "Forms" mode project. It's got pictures, sound, colors -- can make any sort of 2D adventure/puzzle game. Adding a Timer and OnKeyDown events lets you make 2D shooters, platformers... . Lots of info around the web on VS.
Unity has all the extra professional/gamey stuff. Instead of a color, you have to use a Material+shader+texture+tint. In C#, you can easily check if two things overlap, but that runs too slowly for 50+ object; so Unity's has an auto-collision system, in the "physics engine." ...
A quick Google of "Visual Studio $$anonymous$$ac" shows XCode and Eclipse. Eclipse does have drag&drop to build buttons and things (well, for Java, at least.) Could also look at monoDevelope, which Unity also uses.
