I'm a Unity developer since 2015 and believe me, I've seen a lot of tutorials during these years, both free and paid. I have to say yours are the best I've ever seen! Clear, concise, informative and straight to the point! I hope you'll continue this wonderful work of yours in the future because your tutorials are pure gems! Thanks a lot!
I love the fact that you take your time for quality content, instead of pumping out videos continuously. Great work man. Helping a lot of people. Thanks
I have used Unity for YEARS and have never seen any official documentation as in depth and well explained as this. You leave no stone unturned and the community sincerely appreciates your efforts. Everyone watching this better, like, sub and comment, thanks Nicky!
This series rules! I've been working with Unity character controllers for years, and there were things I learned in the intro video that I've never understood before. Thank you!
I was watching another video and this autoplayed and super I'm glad I didnt switch it off. This was such a clear and simple description of all the properties. Thank you!
I loved the nod to RoyalSkies with that Not a Problem. And I love your tutorials which, if I may, are more of a course than anything. You give an actual broad explanation to things rather than just the narrow specified task at hand. For that, I thank you
Fantastic quality video. I rarely see videos that explain everything super well and also give visuals that help you perfectly grasp exactly what's happening. I'm looking forward to new videos in the future!
I love this. It's always good to know how something works in programming. They should place this video on the documentation page. Can't wait for the next one!
Great video as always! I'll be pointing any beginners to your videos from now on, as you are good at explaining fundamentals than most of the others. Cheers mate!
For sure one of the best tutorials I've ever seen, perfect, completely clear with great examples, you are much much better than unity documents, I appreciate it sir.
Great visual breakdown of the movement controller properties mate. Perfectly explains what they do and when you'd use them. Looking forward to more great videos like this.
Yo, this video is sick. I had to learn most of this on my own over a few years and I STILL didn't know about the collision collider flags and the character controller callback method. Great work, can't wait for the next video.
Awesome video and in depth explanations. Will use this as a reference to anyone who wants to learn because you explained them so well and even had a few things in there that I didn't know. I've always made my own character controllers because I better understand them and I get what I want. This was very insightful even to me and may even help speed up my process.
Awesome video with simple and easy to understand explanation. What's more better is your direct demonstration in the editor itself. Makes the concept very easy to understand as it can be visualized directly. Keep up the awesome work!!
Awesome tutorial. Easily, by far and away the most informative and information packed and accessible unity tute I haven seen on youtube. I love how you use the side by side visual examples to explain. Keep it up and i look forward to watching more 👍
Really nice coverage. There's a million "copy what I do" videos out there. They're great for getting up and running, but having an understanding of the underlying properties goes A LONG way in actually being able to tune something to your needs. Its kind of like that whole "Give a man a fish , vs teach a man to fish " thing (paraphrased lol). Nice work man. One thought though, if at all possible it would be nice if you could slow down just a little. Ive watched on about 0.8 speed just to keep from having to scrub back a couple seconds all the time. When your brain gets old it slows down lol.
Literally, just started working on a new project with this and had to deduce most of this information myself through trial and error. Thanks! You're going taking the mantle of Brackeys =]
Helpful because I had discovered the built in character controller and was going to use it for the game I'm making with a group, but didn't know all it encompasses yet. Will be good to have all this once I finished the world building tool.
Great stuff Nicky! You always have an excellent way of using visuals combined with your ability to convey concepts concisely. I know I speak for others that are visual learners. Cheers.
Really incredible timing, I was just looking for an explanation like this so I can help a friend without completely coding a character controller from scratch!
Hey Nikki! I just wanted to say that your channel deserve WAY more recognition, you explain really good, even tho im not using any of the 3D stuff unity has to offer (for now) im here to support you! Now if you are going to make a video for the 2D/Topview related thing ill be more than happy 😊. Have a nice day!
@@iHeartGameDev Nice! ill be looking foward!, keep the good work! and when people in the comments say that you will become the next big thing in Unity scene they werent lying :)
My game uses a system similar to Mario Galaxy, so I don't even want to use the built-in controller. BUT your explanations are so perfect, that i'm binging this entire series.
@@iHeartGameDev what do I have to add to this to not get compiler errors? How do I change this and it's affiliate statement to fit jumping into the mix: if (isrunning && (!forwardPressed || !runPressed)) I need specific help. Thank you. public class animationStateController : MonoBehaviour { Animator animator; int isWalkingHash; int isRunningHash; int isJumpingHash; // Start is called before the first frame update void Start() { animator = GetComponent(); isWalkingHash = Animator.StringToHash("isWalking"); isRunningHash = Animator.StringToHash("isRunning"); isJumpingHash = animator.StringToHash("isJumping"); } // Update is called once per frame void Update() { bool isrunning = animator.GetBool(isRunningHash); bool isWalking = animator.GetBool(isWalkingHash); bool isJumping = animator.GetBool(isJumpingHash); bool forwardPressed = Input.GetKey("w"); bool runPressed = Input.GetKey("left shift"); bool jumpPressed = Input.GetKey("space bar"); if (!isWalking && forwardPressed) { animator.SetBool(isWalkingHash, true); } if (isWalking && !forwardPressed) { animator.SetBool(isWalkingHash, false); } if (!isrunning && (forwardPressed && runPressed)) { animator.SetBool(isRunningHash, true); } if (isrunning && (!forwardPressed || !runPressed)) { animator.SetBool(isRunningHash, false); } }
oh, this is very nice, this easy visual explanation, rather than digging through docs. Good job. also the move method doesnt just add the vector, it interpolates it, just so the moving is nice and smooth. and that is done by that Delta time
You got a really good way on teaching and showing in an easy way what you want to. Really well editted. Congratulations. Although, care with over explanating or detailing really basic things on the next videos. It's sure really good for beginners, but can get little too slow for other people.
Браво! Спасибо! Я хочу сделать игру на VR с необычной системой передвижения(граплинхуки, дэши ТД.). В гайдах у кого-то character controller, у кого-то rigidbody. И не мог понять почему они так делают. И пытался объединить оба варианта... Долго мучился. Просто не понимал разницу(и документацию не читал😅). Спасибо за объяснение. Посмотрю все твои видео, уж очень они полезные. Спасибо ещё раз❤ P.s. Я надеюсь Ютуб переведёт это без ошибок.
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You will probably be the next biggest thing in Unity tutorials after Brackeys with this high-level quality content. Solid work!
Yes!!!!!
I'd say this is leagues beyond what Brackeys produced in terms of clarity and depth.
@@digital_comrade agreed
Definitely a similar style
Vote for this!
I'm a Unity developer since 2015 and believe me, I've seen a lot of tutorials during these years, both free and paid. I have to say yours are the best I've ever seen! Clear, concise, informative and straight to the point! I hope you'll continue this wonderful work of yours in the future because your tutorials are pure gems! Thanks a lot!
This is by far one of the best tutorials I’ve seen so far. I hope you didn’t give up because this is exactly what I’ve been looking for!
I love the fact that you take your time for quality content, instead of pumping out videos continuously. Great work man. Helping a lot of people. Thanks
@@iHeartGameDev That's awesome man. your tutorials are very crisp and covers everything in the component. waiting for the upcoming ones eagerly.
This could not have come a better time for me. I was just struggling with some of this stuff this morning
I have used Unity for YEARS and have never seen any official documentation as in depth and well explained as this. You leave no stone unturned and the community sincerely appreciates your efforts. Everyone watching this better, like, sub and comment, thanks Nicky!
I've just got into Unity from not programming or gamedev in 20 years, and by god your tutorials have been a god send! Ty so much.
This series rules! I've been working with Unity character controllers for years, and there were things I learned in the intro video that I've never understood before. Thank you!
I was watching another video and this autoplayed and super I'm glad I didnt switch it off. This was such a clear and simple description of all the properties. Thank you!
I loved the nod to RoyalSkies with that Not a Problem. And I love your tutorials which, if I may, are more of a course than anything. You give an actual broad explanation to things rather than just the narrow specified task at hand. For that, I thank you
Thank you Nicky! You have the best Unity tutorials out there. Please never stop making them!
More to come!
Well done mate, super clear!
dude i need this series, can't wait for ep. 2! keep em coming
ur channel is like treasure,i could save alot time if i found it earlier haha thx for explaining all the buttons and things in detail
OMG THANK YOU!!! I went through hours of "beginner" guides before I could find tNice tutorials and at least make a simple soft... Only video I've
seeing awesome new videos like these, makes me think how much the gamedev community has yet to grow in terms of tutorials. thanks nicky!
this is unbelievably well made and very cleanly cut, very cool
One of the best tutorials ive seen, great work
Fantastic quality video. I rarely see videos that explain everything super well and also give visuals that help you perfectly grasp exactly what's happening. I'm looking forward to new videos in the future!
I love this. It's always good to know how something works in programming. They should place this video on the documentation page. Can't wait for the next one!
Best detailed explanation of the CC I've seen. Added to my must watch playlist.
Great video as always! I'll be pointing any beginners to your videos from now on, as you are good at explaining fundamentals than most of the others. Cheers mate!
Youre actually insanely good at explaining things, and you explained everything without overcomplicating it. Thanks
For sure one of the best tutorials I've ever seen, perfect, completely clear with great examples, you are much much better than unity documents, I appreciate it sir.
Thank you so much! Happy to hear it helps out!
Best tutorials I've seen in ages. Nice work!
Great visual breakdown of the movement controller properties mate. Perfectly explains what they do and when you'd use them. Looking forward to more great videos like this.
The way you make me understand, just subscribed. Keep it up and never give up. You will be the next big youtuber in this field.
Yo, this video is sick. I had to learn most of this on my own over a few years and I STILL didn't know about the collision collider flags and the character controller callback method. Great work, can't wait for the next video.
I hope unity is financially endorsing you for doing all these. These are incredibly high quality works.
Really waiting for the next video, keep it up!
Thanks B B!! It’s coming! Another week or two!
firstly I would like to wish you well and to say a huge thank you for uploading these videos as they have been an invaluable resource to
I know tNice tutorials is an old video but I’m new and thank god I finally found you . Thank you for such an amazing and helpful video ❤️
Awesome video and in depth explanations. Will use this as a reference to anyone who wants to learn because you explained them so well and even had a few things in there that I didn't know. I've always made my own character controllers because I better understand them and I get what I want. This was very insightful even to me and may even help speed up my process.
Thanks so much for the kindness! :D I love to hear that!
Awesome video with simple and easy to understand explanation. What's more better is your direct demonstration in the editor itself. Makes the concept very easy to understand as it can be visualized directly. Keep up the awesome work!!
Just keep it up man, just found your channel, subbed. Will probably binge your channel soon. Just keep making these.
Great breakdown of everything! This was really well edited! Looking forward to more!
Thanks for your guide on the basic built-in character controller. I'll make it a point to watch your video on the rigidbody method.
Awesome tutorial. Easily, by far and away the most informative and information packed and accessible unity tute I haven seen on youtube. I love how you use the side by side visual examples to explain. Keep it up and i look forward to watching more 👍
Awesome cool video waiting from a long time you are op
Found myself watching your tutorials three times now, hitting the sub lol
Keep em' comin' and thanks for all of the help!!
Really nice coverage. There's a million "copy what I do" videos out there. They're great for getting up and running, but having an understanding of the underlying properties goes A LONG way in actually being able to tune something to your needs.
Its kind of like that whole "Give a man a fish , vs teach a man to fish " thing (paraphrased lol).
Nice work man.
One thought though, if at all possible it would be nice if you could slow down just a little. Ive watched on about 0.8 speed just to keep from having to scrub back a couple seconds all the time. When your brain gets old it slows down lol.
Man, just want to say... You explain like a boss!!!
Thanks so much mate! -Nicky
still works! followed steps exactly and it works, thx a ton and keep up the awesome videos
Very well done. I have been wrasslin with this stuff (which is fun in a way) for a day. You just snapped a bunch of stuff into place. Thanks!
So detailed and such a good explanation. Love your content, keep it up!
Literally, just started working on a new project with this and had to deduce most of this information myself through trial and error. Thanks! You're going taking the mantle of Brackeys =]
Helpful because I had discovered the built in character controller and was going to use it for the game I'm making with a group, but didn't know all it encompasses yet. Will be good to have all this once I finished the world building tool.
Great Video! Very clear and precise explanation! Keep up the good work!
Frrrrr tNice tutorials man just straight forward !
Thank you 🙏
Solid stuff, man! Looking forward to the Rigidbody character controller video.
This was freaking awesome. Textbook tutorial, you have my thanks
As always, the highest quality tutorial of its kind :) thanks a lot Nicky!
THANK YOU SO MUCH THIS WAS EXTREMELY HELPFUL :D
Even better than Brackeys. you should continue this amazing channel
This. This is how tutorials should be.
I love it
Great stuff Nicky! You always have an excellent way of using visuals combined with your ability to convey concepts concisely. I know I speak for others that are visual learners. Cheers.
Man, your video edition is insane and your explanations awesome. Keep the hard work, i love it!
Thank you so much!
This is the best free software Ive seen. Respect.
These are fantastic videos. Please keep it up. Good work.
Thank you AJ! New video Sunday!
my brain is burned with your 3 hours animation and move videos
Hopefully that’s a good thing!!!
YOU!
I am here before you become the new and better Brackeyes and go popular
This is great! Excited for your next video.
Best explanation on youtube
Thanks for another great tutorial. Looking forward to the next episode!
This was an excellent video (I loved how clear the explanations were and the visual examples were great)! 😁👍
Really incredible timing, I was just looking for an explanation like this so I can help a friend without completely coding a character controller from scratch!
Thank you again for another amazing video. Your content is nothing short of gold.
Hey Nikki! I just wanted to say that your channel deserve WAY more recognition, you explain really good, even tho im not using any of the 3D stuff unity has to offer (for now) im here to support you!
Now if you are going to make a video for the 2D/Topview related thing ill be more than happy 😊.
Have a nice day!
@@iHeartGameDev Nice! ill be looking foward!, keep the good work! and when people in the comments say that you will become the next big thing in Unity scene they werent lying :)
what a hearty video for all beginners!
Cool video! Keep going for it Nicky!
This was excellent! Very clearly explained.
Subbed. Well detailed and explained. Looking forward to your next videos.
My game uses a system similar to Mario Galaxy, so I don't even want to use the built-in controller. BUT your explanations are so perfect, that i'm binging this entire series.
THANK YOU!!! You have no idea how much tNice tutorials video helps!
You do so much RIGHT with the way you teach. I am in awe of your tutorials!
Hey thanks so much! That means a lot to hear :D
@@iHeartGameDev what do I have to add to this to not get compiler errors? How do I change this and it's affiliate statement to fit jumping into the mix:
if (isrunning && (!forwardPressed || !runPressed)) I need specific help. Thank you.
public class animationStateController : MonoBehaviour
{
Animator animator;
int isWalkingHash;
int isRunningHash;
int isJumpingHash;
// Start is called before the first frame update
void Start()
{
animator = GetComponent();
isWalkingHash = Animator.StringToHash("isWalking");
isRunningHash = Animator.StringToHash("isRunning");
isJumpingHash = animator.StringToHash("isJumping");
}
// Update is called once per frame
void Update()
{
bool isrunning = animator.GetBool(isRunningHash);
bool isWalking = animator.GetBool(isWalkingHash);
bool isJumping = animator.GetBool(isJumpingHash);
bool forwardPressed = Input.GetKey("w");
bool runPressed = Input.GetKey("left shift");
bool jumpPressed = Input.GetKey("space bar");
if (!isWalking && forwardPressed)
{
animator.SetBool(isWalkingHash, true);
}
if (isWalking && !forwardPressed)
{
animator.SetBool(isWalkingHash, false);
}
if (!isrunning && (forwardPressed && runPressed))
{
animator.SetBool(isRunningHash, true);
}
if (isrunning && (!forwardPressed || !runPressed))
{
animator.SetBool(isRunningHash, false);
}
}
}
I am very glad that I stumbled upon your video
Thanks! Hope it helps!
I've seen that has actually explained it to in a concise way!
Excellent explanation
Bro how to set oncollision enter with the character control?
Great tips!! I'll def check out more of your videos. Just started writing and making soft. I feel soft softs will help get to the next
Great tuto! subscribed!!
drums softing good start learning how to make your own lodies. Good luck bro!
Looking forward to this
Excited for the next one!!! This one was very helpful. These videos should replace unity documentation or should be embedded in them.
I subbed because I like your content!
Thanks mate .Very useful content.I am waiting another video for Animator component :)
oh, this is very nice, this easy visual explanation, rather than digging through docs. Good job.
also the move method doesnt just add the vector, it interpolates it, just so the moving is nice and smooth. and that is done by that Delta time
You got a really good way on teaching and showing in an easy way what you want to.
Really well editted. Congratulations.
Although, care with over explanating or detailing really basic things on the next videos. It's sure really good for beginners, but can get little too slow for other people.
You deserve way more subscribes
Thanks again 😊
Fantastic tutorial!
Thank you for this video man! This videos was really helpful and awesome! Keep it up! 🔥
Brilliant tutorial, thank you.
You just answered all my questions
So informative, thanks a lot!
This is great, totally going to use this for my students.
This was perfect man, thanks!
Браво! Спасибо! Я хочу сделать игру на VR с необычной системой передвижения(граплинхуки, дэши ТД.). В гайдах у кого-то character controller, у кого-то rigidbody. И не мог понять почему они так делают. И пытался объединить оба варианта... Долго мучился. Просто не понимал разницу(и документацию не читал😅). Спасибо за объяснение. Посмотрю все твои видео, уж очень они полезные. Спасибо ещё раз❤
P.s. Я надеюсь Ютуб переведёт это без ошибок.
very high quality content, thank you