Basics of Unity
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.GAME is a show dedicated to game development with a primary focus on .NET technology. This episode will walk through the different types of episodes, where you can find the project files and how you can request a topic.
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The Discussion
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terrajobst Very cool! Keep it going :)
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SummerTime Nice :) Keep going
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Falconzord Your logo reminds me of the Gamecube one, might want to change the color at least
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justin Hmmmm while it's good to see them try why not do a talk on sharpdx and how to setup VS for game development.
I find unity very mundane and a walled garden and all the good stuff costs.
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John Very nice. Will this carry on for a while, or be cut short like everything at MS? I don't want to start investing time on something that would just fall away, like so many MS projects...
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Tartan Yayyy! cool .
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StaceyHaffner @justin: They did not. :) There's a lot of other awesome engines out there that I'll be covering in upcoming videos - SadConsole, MonoGame and Duality being a few of them.
@John: .GAME is here to stay!
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Lee Will Monogame be covered?
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Lee So it will. Awesome!
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p2netdev Great show! [H] Keep it alive please.
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Giuseppe Very nice show!
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QuantumThinker Very nice! I'm looking forward to it all.
More episodes in this series
Unity Navigation - Part 1
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Inventory and Store System - Part 5.3 (Hooking into Event System Events via Code)
Inventory and Store System - Part 5.2 (Finishing the Inventory & Buying Equipment)
Inventory and Store System - Part 5.1 (Creating the Player Inventory)
Inventory and Store System - Part 4.2 (Populating the Data)
Inventory and Store System - Part 4.1 (Wiring up the UI)
Inventory and Store System - Part 3 (Creating the Store UI)
Inventory and Store System - Part 2 (Scriptable Objects)
Inventory and Store System - Part 1
Unity Navigation - Part 2
