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Unity Tutorial 04

Another blog post about Unity3D, the Unity tutorial wasn't difficult to follow and actually do it. The video helped it was clear what you had to do. Last week was a little difficult because you couldn't see if you were putting the game object in the right space but with the video you could.

What we did was fun and interesting. I now know how to add a weapon in the game, make the weapon move when I want to and add in a sound. Adding in the weapon was more fun than adding in the fence.

The fence was basic and easy. All we had to do was drag it in to the game and change the material of it. Changing materials are easy, we been doing that since the first tutorial.

Making the weapon has more work in it. You had to add in the weapon you want to have for your game. If you want to move the weapon, go to animation and click record. You add in the frame where you want the weapon to move at what time. To make it move you don't just do that, you have to write and rewrite the position of the weapon.

Adding in extra cursor was pretty easy as well. We just had to add in a raw image then change the size and where you want to put it as. Once you done that, you got your extra cursor.

I learned how to make the gem disappear when you click E. It wasn't as difficult as I thought it would be. We had to add in text, first text will be telling you want to click to collect the gem and the next text would tell you want would happen if you press that button. You then have to go on the script and add in the code for it.

The code would be confusing if there wasn't any video. I still don't understand how to do the coding but I am slowly learning because of the video.

Screenshot of my work on Unity

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  1. Hey Nhu!,
    I really enjoyed reading your Unity Tutorial blog post today. I don't really understand the coding element of the Unity thing either. It's quite tricky to do. It's much easier with the aid of the tutorials but still quite difficult to understand. I'm glad that your getting through the Unity Tutorials and understanding them more as you go on. Anyways,
    Great Blog!

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