Bravo! At least someone said that not labeling private fields with the word "private" is a mistake!.. 90% of tutorials and TH-cam videos don't write them. And even in the official lessons on the unity website, you can find this error.
And also in terms of naming and types: It still pisses me off when I see in the for(int i...) loop or fields inside methods that start with the type name. What I wrote above is not a mistake, I think... but I always write in such cases for(var i...) and var in methods in the field type, if after = and so it is clear what type is there.
Great channel that’s what Im looking for , I make mobile games and Im a self made developer who learn from youtube but when I want to scale my game or edit it I waste alotof time with the bad practices , and I found that the big companies they don’t work the same way as youtubers teach you , I hope you can help us making games with a professional way , scalable , editable , and debugged
@@tomiczdarko keep pushing great content bro , content with quality always win , the hardest period is the beginning , I saw something special in your tutos , like an academic way to learn c# and unity , good luck 🤞
Spot on sir spot on. 90% of the tutorials I see are not good at all. Most of the people doing those tutorials are not good developers and they are teaching bad practices.
Kolko si dugo ucio unity? Ja se nesto razmisljam predjem na game dev pozadina mi je Java al sta znam nisam se jos odlucio dal unreal ili taj unity sta ti mislis ? :)
Zavisi sta zelis da pravis? Ako zelis praviti velike igre onda Unreal Engine. Ako zelis mobile ili manje igre onda Unity. Godot je isto ok za 2d igre. Unity sam ucio tj ucim vec 10 godina. Sam IDE se brzo nauci, ali c# se duze uci. Mininalno godina dana za neki junior level.
Mislim glupo pitanje sam sam sve istrazio na kraju krajeva nego toliko tih horror prica oko game deva da me ono plasi da zaronim u to neam pojma zanima me ovako tvooje razmisjanje o svemu tome kao neko ko je iskusan :)
@@nikolakrsmanovic9175 Gamedev dosta ovisi o lokaciji u kojoj zivis. Lokalno gotovo da ne postoje gamedev poslovi. Ja bih ti iskreno preporucio da radis web/mobile/embed, jer gamedev nije trazen kod nas. A saturacija remote poslova je ogromna.
looking forward to see more content :) I am working in games industry for almost a decade (as a non-programmer - QA, LD, GD) I always felt a dissonance between code from YT tutorials and what I saw on screens of my programer colleagues - please keep creating - I want to know more :)
@@tomiczdarko I don't know why you still have < 1M Subscribers in a whole year; even when you are providing such high quality and really essential content for Unity Devs. Maybe it is because of marketing... There are so many TH-cam Devs out here that its difficult to see which one to Subscribe to and watch... I didn't even know about you until I saw your post on LinkedIn Unity Devs Group last week or the last one before that.
Oh! I see the problem... You only have 7 Videos in a whole year, so ... 🙃 I think the Subscribers - Content Ratio is going pretty well for now. I'm sure it'll be doubled and tripled as long as we'll get the precious tips and advice you know.
@@BravoPhantom You didn your math well. Honestly I am only active for the past month and I grew up to almost 600 subs and still growing, it's just about the time when the channel explodes, because I see the people like it. I am in hands on google algorithm now :)
@@tomiczdarko Sorry for that in the first place ... You're better at math as well as programming; also it's crucial to get advice from fellow devs, so its fine 🙃 I'm sure the growing rate will keep blowing up
Stumbling upon you is god blessing. It can't be denied that if your Will is strong enough you will cover advanced subjects eventually. but even at a beginner state , my fear is exactly what you have described. learning bad practices that will eventually frustrate me enough to quit. investing time in learning game development is intimidating enough , even more when you add to it this factor. so is there a tutorial that you would recommend that is "beginner healthy?". I have experience with programming , but my goal is to develop functional games ASAP so I can focus more on prototyping and experimenting ideas on the fly rather than having an idea but overengineering every little step
For prototyping you don't really need to follow any good practices, that is totally okay. Any channel is doing these prototype tutorials. Focus of my channel will be more focused for those who want to learn more and get hired or build large games.
@@tomiczdarko th-cam.com/video/Ev921CyMRQw/w-d-xo.html check out this chap for a great basics tutorial on vocal processing, it’s really about that dip in the mid EQ
Nice! A tutorial about Multiplayer with Photon Fusion would be nice Another with AI using State Machines and a more advanced using Behavior Trees would be really interesting.
This is a super good idea mate. I'm also a professional programmer, and when I wanted to start making simple game on unity, I just went crazy about all the shitty programming tutorial I found online. I just subscribed your channel and gonna follow up your work! If you want to make a complete tutorial about 3rd person character controleur with mappable controlers, dash, jump (with a jump that react correctly with gravity and doesn't feel like your character is falling super slowly, attack controls, camera management etc, that would be dope. Because I feel that what I did isn't quite right, even if it's working fine, I'm sure I can improve it a LOT. I'm willing to learn more about making real programming on unity so I can finaly make a cool small game on this app.
Thank you clement! I will defenetly make tutorials about character controllers, just keep watching! It won't be one of mu next tutorials, but you can still learn from the next tutorials that I will make, since my tutorials will force you to learn abstract programming.
I am building a learning Discord community where you can get the best practical tips on C# programming and Unity. Discord link discord.gg/4CqnGESuRn It's still growing so please be patient we will get there :)
You hit the nail on the head my friend and gained a follower! I too have directly told many content creators that they are doing the 1000th. Input System or 100000th How to Make a Game in Unity tutorial. In fact, I unsubbed many of them for this repetitive moronic pattern. I hope you come up with a good thing. One thing I must say @Brackeys started early and covered many pioneering topics and left TH-cam at the correct time. Hats off to @Brackeys. Looking forward to your content.
Thank you Diliup! That is exactly what I noticed with many creators, they are just repeating themselves. They are always doing the same tutorial over and over and doing the same unpractical mistakes. So I got sick of all of it and created my own channel. My channel will be heavily focused on advanced, practical tutorial that you can't find anywhere else.
I'm not Unity dev. I'm web dev. It mean my area not just html only. css, js, php even db. more and more depth.. I learn how to make good code.. is by repair the first code I were build. for starter.. I begin with code that work.. then in fugure, i learn not make code that work... make code that readable. the newbie learn to make the code work. by practice more and more.. he/she gain knowledge about how to coding. after gain much knowledge.. next he repaired how to repair param/variable type, from public to protected etc. there are step by step before you enter the real world of Unity. for newbie, we not talked about making our game lag, how to make the resource small, how efficient the code or make readable.. is gain when you decide to enter unity/programing. if you follow 3d building (blender) tutorial.. the tutorial on female (example) building is not talked what function/shortcut key you should use. but talked the basic human structure not talked blender anymore.. on unity you mention, you can try talked how the game work.. but to understand it. you viewer must already at MID level.. some MID level programing used to be already have project or perhaps release game.. it mean. you gonna make video that target MID above? cmiiw
Absolutely. I will make advanced content only. I will not bother my subscribers with what class or method is, there are too many tuts that cover that. I will be more focused on how to think as a programmer and how to write abstract code.
@@tomiczdarko suggestion.. add comment on the script.. make things easy to remember.. btw.. watch out of renaming.. all programer have hard to remember all naming.. actually.. I'm hard to remembering all my ex-gf.. but that's another topic..
@@MrGbison You don't need to comment the code if you name your fields and methods right. I will talk about self-explanatory naming conventions. Also don't forget to join our discord channel The server is still young but when more people join we are going to build a great community around and learn all together.
@@tomiczdarko comment is to make note.. what this code for. if you still young and dont have a lot to remember.. perhaps you not needed it.. but when you aged, lot to remember from password, card pin, birthday relative, logic on code etc ...you need comment your code. . I know it would make your code dirty. but is for preventif for bigger problem. Like when you try to simplefy the code
Most are bad for me because I already know c# and don't want anything c# explained at all ever, just show me the Unity bits. I could teach c# as a college course for fuck sake.
Provide what you preach.. and I'm sure you will win over 99,9% of the people watching tutorials on youtube. I'm one who is ready to unsub everyone else.. but again they haven't taught me anything for a long time :P
Bravo! At least someone said that not labeling private fields with the word "private" is a mistake!..
90% of tutorials and TH-cam videos don't write them. And even in the official lessons on the unity website, you can find this error.
And also in terms of naming and types:
It still pisses me off when I see in the for(int i...) loop or fields inside methods that start with the type name.
What I wrote above is not a mistake, I think... but I always write in such cases for(var i...) and var in methods in the field type, if after = and so it is clear what type is there.
Great channel that’s what Im looking for , I make mobile games and Im a self made developer who learn from youtube but when I want to scale my game or edit it I waste alotof time with the bad practices , and I found that the big companies they don’t work the same way as youtubers teach you , I hope you can help us making games with a professional way , scalable , editable , and debugged
Comments like these is what motivates me to keep going :) Thank you!
@@tomiczdarko keep pushing great content bro , content with quality always win , the hardest period is the beginning , I saw something special in your tutos , like an academic way to learn c# and unity , good luck 🤞
@@azzeddineelat2034 Thank you!
Spot on sir spot on. 90% of the tutorials I see are not good at all. Most of the people doing those tutorials are not good developers and they are teaching bad practices.
I do agree!
Kolko si dugo ucio unity? Ja se nesto razmisljam predjem na game dev pozadina mi je Java al sta znam nisam se jos odlucio dal unreal ili taj unity sta ti mislis ? :)
Zavisi sta zelis da pravis? Ako zelis praviti velike igre onda Unreal Engine. Ako zelis mobile ili manje igre onda Unity. Godot je isto ok za 2d igre. Unity sam ucio tj ucim vec 10 godina. Sam IDE se brzo nauci, ali c# se duze uci. Mininalno godina dana za neki junior level.
Mislim glupo pitanje sam sam sve istrazio na kraju krajeva nego toliko tih horror prica oko game deva da me ono plasi da zaronim u to neam pojma zanima me ovako tvooje razmisjanje o svemu tome kao neko ko je iskusan :)
@@tomiczdarko e pa fala buraz puno
@@nikolakrsmanovic9175 Gamedev dosta ovisi o lokaciji u kojoj zivis. Lokalno gotovo da ne postoje gamedev poslovi. Ja bih ti iskreno preporucio da radis web/mobile/embed, jer gamedev nije trazen kod nas. A saturacija remote poslova je ogromna.
still looking forward
looking forward to see more content :) I am working in games industry for almost a decade (as a non-programmer - QA, LD, GD) I always felt a dissonance between code from YT tutorials and what I saw on screens of my programer colleagues - please keep creating - I want to know more :)
Thank you! Feel free to join our discord too.
put that song and your voice in a deus ex like game
dobri savjeti - preglasna muzika u pozadini..
Great way to start your channel! got my attention for sure
I must admit that your content is better than the most popular channels...
Thank you! I will become a popular channel too as long as devs keep coming and subscribing.
@@tomiczdarko I don't know why you still have < 1M Subscribers in a whole year; even when you are providing such high quality and really essential content for Unity Devs.
Maybe it is because of marketing... There are so many TH-cam Devs out here that its difficult to see which one to Subscribe to and watch... I didn't even know about you until I saw your post on LinkedIn Unity Devs Group last week or the last one before that.
Oh! I see the problem... You only have 7 Videos in a whole year, so ... 🙃 I think the Subscribers - Content Ratio is going pretty well for now. I'm sure it'll be doubled and tripled as long as we'll get the precious tips and advice you know.
@@BravoPhantom You didn your math well. Honestly I am only active for the past month and I grew up to almost 600 subs and still growing, it's just about the time when the channel explodes, because I see the people like it. I am in hands on google algorithm now :)
@@tomiczdarko Sorry for that in the first place ... You're better at math as well as programming; also it's crucial to get advice from fellow devs, so its fine 🙃 I'm sure the growing rate will keep blowing up
Thanks! Video was pretty accurate for a huge number of tutorials. Filtering through it was so difficult.
Looking forward to your tutorials in future.
Thank you kampres! Stay for more and check out my next video in the coming week!
Great vid, looking forward to the behaviour tree video in particular!
Thank you.
Stumbling upon you is god blessing. It can't be denied that if your Will is strong enough you will cover advanced subjects eventually. but even at a beginner state , my fear is exactly what you have described. learning bad practices that will eventually frustrate me enough to quit. investing time in learning game development is intimidating enough , even more when you add to it this factor.
so is there a tutorial that you would recommend that is "beginner healthy?". I have experience with programming , but my goal is to develop functional games ASAP so I can focus more on prototyping and experimenting ideas on the fly rather than having an idea but overengineering every little step
For prototyping you don't really need to follow any good practices, that is totally okay. Any channel is doing these prototype tutorials. Focus of my channel will be more focused for those who want to learn more and get hired or build large games.
I can show you how to mix that audio
Please make a video about making planets
I'm looking forward to see your content.
This channel is going to be a godsend. Best of luck! I'll share this around
Thank you very much! I will make sure I deliver the best quality tutorials on TH-cam!
Looking forward to the next one :)
Well, almost made it to 1 year
Amazing, could you talk about interfaces, events and how to set up hierarchy properly
Keep following me and soon I will talk about it. And thank you!
@@tomiczdarko cap
Cool! Could you maybe make your audio less "mid-bassy" in your next videos?
Sure I do. I am studying sound at the.moment and I will improve it with each new video until I find something that works.
@@tomiczdarko th-cam.com/video/Ev921CyMRQw/w-d-xo.html check out this chap for a great basics tutorial on vocal processing, it’s really about that dip in the mid EQ
Nice! A tutorial about Multiplayer with Photon Fusion would be nice
Another with AI using State Machines and a more advanced using Behavior Trees would be really interesting.
A guide on using unity documentation with examples :D
Coming!
This is a super good idea mate. I'm also a professional programmer, and when I wanted to start making simple game on unity, I just went crazy about all the shitty programming tutorial I found online. I just subscribed your channel and gonna follow up your work!
If you want to make a complete tutorial about 3rd person character controleur with mappable controlers, dash, jump (with a jump that react correctly with gravity and doesn't feel like your character is falling super slowly, attack controls, camera management etc, that would be dope. Because I feel that what I did isn't quite right, even if it's working fine, I'm sure I can improve it a LOT.
I'm willing to learn more about making real programming on unity so I can finaly make a cool small game on this app.
Thank you clement! I will defenetly make tutorials about character controllers, just keep watching! It won't be one of mu next tutorials, but you can still learn from the next tutorials that I will make, since my tutorials will force you to learn abstract programming.
@@tomiczdarko I will watch everything mate, thanks for doing those tutorials!
@@Inrahil Thank you!
@@Inrahil Don't forget to join our Discord channel, it's pinned in the top comment.
I heard he have problems with his car.
DPF / AdBlue and some other shit is happening.
Probably why we don't see videos.
I enjoy these videos. Wish I could work with you, seriously 😊
Hello, how you been?
They don't want you to learn. Endless tutorials is the business model.
Well said, everything is on point, looking forward for further content
❤️😍😘
Very nice explanation. I will take it in consideration...
Thank you!
Cant wait for next video buddy 😁
Thank you.
Great info.
Freya Holmer makes fantastic tutorials on editor scripting.
fields are private by default it is not “WRONG"
Unity is for programmers, not artists.
Pozdrav za brata Darka samo naprijed!!! Cekamo sledeci video
Pozdrav za brata!
Are you a solo game developer?
Yes I am. Checkout my game named Skeletons AR 2022
I am building a learning Discord community where you can get the best practical tips on C# programming and Unity. Discord link discord.gg/4CqnGESuRn
It's still growing so please be patient we will get there :)
The discord link doesn't work now
@@ruchirraj5300 Now the link will never expire, check it out discord.gg/4CqnGESuRn
I wanna see you content
Keep it up
Thank you!
Good luck, lets see if your tutorials are worth your word!
Thank you, I will try to keep my promise!
It helped a lot😊
You hit the nail on the head my friend and gained a follower! I too have directly told many content creators that they are doing the 1000th. Input System or 100000th How to Make a Game in Unity tutorial. In fact, I unsubbed many of them for this repetitive moronic pattern. I hope you come up with a good thing. One thing I must say @Brackeys started early and covered many pioneering topics and left TH-cam at the correct time. Hats off to @Brackeys. Looking forward to your content.
Thank you Diliup! That is exactly what I noticed with many creators, they are just repeating themselves. They are always doing the same tutorial over and over and doing the same unpractical mistakes. So I got sick of all of it and created my own channel. My channel will be heavily focused on advanced, practical tutorial that you can't find anywhere else.
I'm not Unity dev. I'm web dev. It mean my area not just html only. css, js, php even db. more and more depth.. I learn how to make good code.. is by repair the first code I were build. for starter.. I begin with code that work.. then in fugure, i learn not make code that work... make code that readable.
the newbie learn to make the code work. by practice more and more.. he/she gain knowledge about how to coding.
after gain much knowledge.. next he repaired how to repair param/variable type, from public to protected etc.
there are step by step before you enter the real world of Unity.
for newbie, we not talked about making our game lag, how to make the resource small, how efficient the code or make readable.. is gain when you decide to enter unity/programing.
if you follow 3d building (blender) tutorial.. the tutorial on female (example) building is not talked what function/shortcut key you should use. but talked the basic human structure not talked blender anymore..
on unity you mention, you can try talked how the game work.. but to understand it. you viewer must already at MID level..
some MID level programing used to be already have project or perhaps release game..
it mean. you gonna make video that target MID above? cmiiw
Absolutely. I will make advanced content only. I will not bother my subscribers with what class or method is, there are too many tuts that cover that. I will be more focused on how to think as a programmer and how to write abstract code.
@@tomiczdarko suggestion.. add comment on the script.. make things easy to remember.. btw.. watch out of renaming.. all programer have hard to remember all naming.. actually.. I'm hard to remembering all my ex-gf.. but that's another topic..
@@MrGbison You don't need to comment the code if you name your fields and methods right. I will talk about self-explanatory naming conventions. Also don't forget to join our discord channel The server is still young but when more people join we are going to build a great community around and learn all together.
@@tomiczdarko comment is to make note.. what this code for.
if you still young and dont have a lot to remember.. perhaps you not needed it.. but when you aged, lot to remember from password, card pin, birthday relative, logic on code etc
...you need comment your code.
.
I know it would make your code dirty. but is for preventif for bigger problem. Like when you try to simplefy the code
@@MrGbison Just watch my tutorials and you will understand.
Most are bad for me because I already know c# and don't want anything c# explained at all ever, just show me the Unity bits. I could teach c# as a college course for fuck sake.
your back ground music is too loud and makes it harder to listen to you
I agree, I will make sure I optimize it in the next video.
Provide what you preach.. and I'm sure you will win over 99,9% of the people watching tutorials on youtube. I'm one who is ready to unsub everyone else.. but again they haven't taught me anything for a long time :P
Hey Michael, stay for my next video and decide wheater you like it or not :)
My brother can you please either speak up or turn the BG jams down ? 🫠