As a complete beginner that's watched a couple of 1+ hour tutorials on c#, this 25 minute tutorial was without a doubt the best. Learned so much. Thank you!
Almost every tutorial youtube gives me is outdated and does not work *I Should have made it clear I meant this is the tutorial that finally worked for me
@@stanleyeasthope1329 maybe it's settings in unity or maybe it's cause I'm using a newer version of unity idk all I know is that a good amount of the code from other tutorials didn't work for me
people always say "just read the unity documentation" but as a person with NO coding background whatsoever, it's hard af to understand. your video is so good and easily understandable. thank you
First I thought it's a click bait, but absolutley not. This will help many people. I like especially how you start from basics and step by step end at enemy collision detection :D
My wife and I have begun developing games (I was in game design in school but remember very little from nearly 2 decades ago), and a problem we both have is we're artist, thus very visual learners. While working on a piece of her game, she was getting frustrated with the fact she might have to learn a little bit of C# in order to move a character with isometric movement that she would wind up crying having to look at the code at all. I woke her up at 4 AM this morning, asking her if she wanted to learn C# in 9 lines of code with your video, and she broke down crying again, but because she understood absolutely everything. She's currently exercising and is ready to LUNGE into working with C#. I cannot explain to how how much this helped us, and we are now permanent subscribers and are binging everything on your channel. So thank you SO much.
I aggree, like a more advanced list that we probably later will use when we can walk instead of crawl... There is alot of testing and reading and I love it. We will still get into alot of troubled evenings and nights I think...
It's actually crazy how well this video explained to me how C# works. It's obviously not everything, but it's basically one of the best jumping off points for code I've ever seen. Well done!
I was thinking of creating a list to remember all the important codes, but you have already done that for me =). The most helpful video I have seen in a while.
Every time i watched a tutorial on C# or any coding language, i just couldn't understand every line because i didn't knew which one was important so i tried to remember them all... The fact that u really show the mosts important things to remember when we are starting makes this video a pure masterpiece, and every coding language should have this kind of tutorial. Donc merci beaucoup à toi ();
I have been learning for a little over a year and this video would of been so helpful at the beginning. Its a great overview of the interaction of objects and how the system communicates which is what I did not understand I the beginning. Amazing video im sure this will help many people grasp these concepts better.
Oh my god man. For about a year now I have just been googling stuff like “How to make a player controller in unity” “How do I make particles in unity”. I would just copy scripts and learn nothing. I have learnt more in these 25 minutes than I have watching any other YT tutorial. Tysm man! It has been my dream forever to make my own game using my own scripts.
This is a genius way to teach beginners code. Not genius because it's hard to do, IT'S GENIUS BECAUSE FOR SOME REASON IT TOOK ME 2 MONTHS TO FIND SOMEONE WHO DID THIS
wish i saw this vid before learning unity. Easily and clearly explains everything u need to know to get started in a short video, without holding the viewers hand through a whole game tutorial process.
Great starter for beginners! I have a little bit of time with C# and I'll say I would steer away from teaching people to just use public because it shows up in the Unity Editor and start using private and [Serialize Field]. That way you still get the usefulness of seeing your variables inside of the Editor but keeping them safe from mistakes by using public.
you are a life savior I learned the beginners c# but I don't know how to code when you make this video I learn to do coding and I made a game also Thanks blackthornprod
I'm with everyone else on this.. I just started coding a few weeks ago and in that time I've watched and read tutorials on C# coding without retaining anything. I watched this 25 minute tutorial and I completely understand the code I'm typing. THANK YOU!!
I've seen vectors used in so many tutorials but this finally made them make sense with the movement and input explanation. Thanks so much very well done!
Man this is like best tutorial, I like that you example For Destory(); you made like you need 2 parameters first one is target second Time and you made example for every command. Thank you very much for this good tutorial
after watching several other tutorials I was confused by certain functions even though I have basic programming skills. thank you so much. this was very helpful.
This got me further than any tutorial i've watched the past three times iv've tried to get into Unity development! Thank you for the great video and wasy to follow instructions. This is now the foundation of my own knowledge base. You're very inspiring, and although i wont make 2D games, the knowledge is for sure suitable to Virtual reality development as well
Dude this helped so much. Even tho it’s super late and I won’t remember most of this, for the first time I’m understanding why the code is written the way it is. I no longer have to mindlessly follow brackets tutorials!
This is the one tutorial I have found to be most helpful in understanding c# scripting. Will recommend this video who wants to start as game developer. Thanks for the summary.
Thank you so so so much for a such great tutorial, amazing, you made it very easy to understand to me . You pave the way for anyone wants starting with game development. I need more like this one, please.
the best beginner tutorial for those who want to make their own game as soon as possible have to say the best of all i have watched thx for the tutorial
Nicely done. This video is a perfect example of how something can seem too complicated or daunting to understand, when really it isn't, it's very simple, people just need a talented teacher to educate them on how it all works. You made this very simple and approachable with clearly displayed (and colour co-ordinated!) code and examples. Way too many other people try to teach but end up making something seem more complicated than it actually is.
This tutorial is buetiful, much much better than all other ones I've seen. You explained everything three times: first time you said what the line does and how to write the syntax for it, you showed how to write it a second time when you showed yourself applying it to an actual project, and then you also showed the result. By far the best tutorial I've seen.
i have always had trouble understanding how the input.getAxisRaw line worked but after watching this i find it makes sense so thank you this video was super helpful.
this tutorial is exactly what i wanted. important lines of code and examples of what to do with them or how they work in other games. absolutely brilliant
dude you are a legend been trying to find a start to coding in unity and it has been really confusing as a complete beginner but this video has been an amazing starting point
this video was finally the one that made the movement script really click for me!! as someone with 0 coding background this is so helpful and will make getting started less daunting thank you
Just started learning Unity C#. Absolutely the best tutorial I have ever watched. still didn't learn a thing from the others, but this makes it all clear.
Yeah, this 25 min video helped me more than hours long tutorials. Great job condensing the information and explaining everything concisely while illustrating it with game clips.
I literally just started using Unity a couple of days ago, and already this has answered so many questions! This was great for introducing me to these so that I'll know what to look for and use, plus the explanations here are very clear. Thank you!
Starting out with learning C#, this is exactly the video I needed to watch and be able to come back to. There are some things that are summed up, but the core mechanics I needed to learn are here. Thank you!
This is the best crash course on game dev in Unity I have seen so far. Thank you for making this video its easy to understand and follow. Just Awesome!
Best game programming ever This is the only tutorial that show how can you use programming in making games I always knew loops but i never used them in making games , i never knew how can they be usueful until now !
As someone who just started a game development course which sometimes things go by before you know it so this is good to come back to and re-study so to speak, always been a gamer for my whole life and super interested in the game industry and hopefully in the future make a living from it. This was suuuper helpful so thank you!
this was very good, nice job, thank you very much. I just started learning C# and unity and after a few days mindlessly following tutorials now I actually understand wtf I was reading.
holy shit bro!! even though I just started learning unity, I have to date not watched a single video that is so jam packed with knowledge about it! I thought the title would be clickbait but its fucking more than 100% worth itself more !!!! thanks !!!!
Great video, thank you for putting this together! Just getting into Unity, about 10 hours in, and this clears up a lot. Explains a lot of the basics with a direct example to see it in action.
Shout out to Blackthornprod, for being the OG's in the artform of TEACHING. Damn, if i had teachers in high school that could break things down like this for people like me who find theory and studying very very difficult and frustrating, I might have actually learnt a thing or two in class
Great tutorial, absolute beginner stuff and you kept it on that level. It was very easy to understand and I always understood what everything meant. Unlike some other tutorials which might not explain everything or are trying to teach some way too complicated things in a beginner level tutorial. Thanks a lot!
oh thank God for you. I used your movement code the tweaked it a lil for a platformer. Now i can control movement speed. New to Unity and was trying to figure out code to do so. Thank you so much for this video.
Oh my God! this video is wonderful. it's simply the best video I've ever watched on "how to start making games in Unity". Many people teach by typing lines of code without explaining what each word or dot means, they just say what the complete code does and this is literally useless when you want to learn how to do it yourself. your video should be a prerequisite to watch the others. congratulations for the effort and dedication to make this video. + 1 subscriber!
As a complete beginner that's watched a couple of 1+ hour tutorials on c#, this 25 minute tutorial was without a doubt the best. Learned so much. Thank you!
Almost every tutorial youtube gives me is outdated and does not work
*I Should have made it clear I meant this is the tutorial that finally worked for me
@@Ah-wb5le it still works, all of it
@@stanleyeasthope1329 maybe it's settings in unity or maybe it's cause I'm using a newer version of unity idk all I know is that a good amount of the code from other tutorials didn't work for me
@@Ah-wb5le Then check your code. I have followed a ton of tutorials (including old ones) and it always worked. + that I dont think C# even changes
@@Ah-wb5le same Here I cant tell if I'm doing something wrong or what. Did u figure out how to fix it for yourself yet ?
people always say "just read the unity documentation" but as a person with NO coding background whatsoever, it's hard af to understand. your video is so good and easily understandable. thank you
I have a little bit of a coding background, and guess what. I still don't understand the sacred language of the unity docs.
First I thought it's a click bait, but absolutley not. This will help many people.
I like especially how you start from basics and step by step end at enemy collision detection :D
Nice profile pic
lol saame !!! but its beyond the opposite of clickbait lol!
99th like haha yes
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My wife and I have begun developing games (I was in game design in school but remember very little from nearly 2 decades ago), and a problem we both have is we're artist, thus very visual learners. While working on a piece of her game, she was getting frustrated with the fact she might have to learn a little bit of C# in order to move a character with isometric movement that she would wind up crying having to look at the code at all. I woke her up at 4 AM this morning, asking her if she wanted to learn C# in 9 lines of code with your video, and she broke down crying again, but because she understood absolutely everything. She's currently exercising and is ready to LUNGE into working with C#. I cannot explain to how how much this helped us, and we are now permanent subscribers and are binging everything on your channel. So thank you SO much.
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your art seems very cool!
Wow, this story is…
This is so sweet, I hope everything is going well for you guys!
Your wife cries a lot
I suffered for 1 year in c# and when I finally learned c# I found this.
Give my 1 year back
same 😔
Good i found it early on.
@@_GhostMiner good luck for your journey
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I think, I think you did it. You made the ultimate Unity tutorial. This is simple and amazing, never seen anything better!
This was amazing! Please do a part 2!
Can't do a part 2. Because there are only 9 lines of code 🤣
I aggree, like a more advanced list that we probably later will use when we can walk instead of crawl... There is alot of testing and reading and I love it. We will still get into alot of troubled evenings and nights I think...
It's actually crazy how well this video explained to me how C# works. It's obviously not everything, but it's basically one of the best jumping off points for code I've ever seen. Well done!
These terms were soooooo hard for me when I started but now they seems to be very easy
Me after watching the whole video:
You know, I'm something of a Brackeys myself
I miss Brackeys 😔
@@kvvoya same pal, same
@@kvvoya me too :(
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@@kvvoya he will stay in my heart forever...
This guy has taught more than enough content in 25 mins, which huge bootcamp courses and semesters of university education fell short in teaching !!
I was thinking of creating a list to remember all the important codes, but you have already done that for me =). The most helpful video I have seen in a while.
Every time i watched a tutorial on C# or any coding language, i just couldn't understand every line because i didn't knew which one was important so i tried to remember them all... The fact that u really show the mosts important things to remember when we are starting makes this video a pure masterpiece, and every coding language should have this kind of tutorial. Donc merci beaucoup à toi ();
I have been learning for a little over a year and this video would of been so helpful at the beginning. Its a great overview of the interaction of objects and how the system communicates which is what I did not understand I the beginning. Amazing video im sure this will help many people grasp these concepts better.
Oh my god man. For about a year now I have just been googling stuff like “How to make a player controller in unity” “How do I make particles in unity”. I would just copy scripts and learn nothing. I have learnt more in these 25 minutes than I have watching any other YT tutorial. Tysm man! It has been my dream forever to make my own game using my own scripts.
This is a genius way to teach beginners code. Not genius because it's hard to do, IT'S GENIUS BECAUSE FOR SOME REASON IT TOOK ME 2 MONTHS TO FIND SOMEONE WHO DID THIS
wish i saw this vid before learning unity. Easily and clearly explains everything u need to know to get started in a short video, without holding the viewers hand through a whole game tutorial process.
This tutorial is one of the best for beginners . If you can master these 9 lines of code, you can learn and understand almost everything else.
dude!!! this video is freaking helpful. just watching this makes me realize ways to write code to things i didnt think i could do before!
As a beginner, this 25 minute tutorial helped a lot in learning. thank you ;)
Great starter for beginners! I have a little bit of time with C# and I'll say I would steer away from teaching people to just use public because it shows up in the Unity Editor and start using private and [Serialize Field]. That way you still get the usefulness of seeing your variables inside of the Editor but keeping them safe from mistakes by using public.
I really love the way you explain, it's so simple and to the point. You are a lifesaver!
Thank you so much!
I rarely comment on tutorials but this was so amazing I couldn't resist!
you are a life savior I learned the beginners c# but I don't know how to code when you make this video I learn to do coding and I made a game also Thanks blackthornprod
This is what school needs to be instead of saying all the details just summarizing it making it easier to understand and doesn't overwhelm your mind
This is one of the most helpful C# tutorials I have seen! an absolute blessing for this type of content
This was by far the most useful tutorial I have seen on youtube
I'm with everyone else on this.. I just started coding a few weeks ago and in that time I've watched and read tutorials on C# coding without retaining anything. I watched this 25 minute tutorial and I completely understand the code I'm typing. THANK YOU!!
THIS IS SOOOOOOO GOOOOD! I JUST STARTED CODING 2 DAYS AGO, WANTING TO CREATE GAMES AND I UNDERSTAND THIS SO WELL!!!
Today I learned: this video's clickbait title was NOT clickbait at all...! SUPERB tutorial and discussion. LOADS of value here. Fantastic!
Best coding tutorial I've seen for game designers by far.
I've seen vectors used in so many tutorials but this finally made them make sense with the movement and input explanation. Thanks so much very well done!
As someone who is intimidated by C# and Unity, this video could be very useful. Thank you BTP, very cool!
Wow.....finally. i get what variables are. After many vids. You nailed it. Thank you so much.
Man this is like best tutorial, I like that you example For Destory(); you made like you need 2 parameters first one is target second Time and you made example for every command. Thank you very much for this good tutorial
Finally some great video which I can watch on my break at work
after watching several other tutorials I was confused by certain functions even though I have basic programming skills. thank you so much. this was very helpful.
This helped a ton, since working with the rest of the game engine inside the code was something I didn't really understand before I watched this.
This got me further than any tutorial i've watched the past three times iv've tried to get into Unity development!
Thank you for the great video and wasy to follow instructions. This is now the foundation of my own knowledge base. You're very inspiring, and although i wont make 2D games, the knowledge is for sure suitable to Virtual reality development as well
You just changed my life❤
Thanx for helping me, that C# code was confusing me but now, its pretty simple
Dude this helped so much. Even tho it’s super late and I won’t remember most of this, for the first time I’m understanding why the code is written the way it is. I no longer have to mindlessly follow brackets tutorials!
This is the one tutorial I have found to be most helpful in understanding c# scripting. Will recommend this video who wants to start as game developer. Thanks for the summary.
I started using unity for 7 days and this is what I needed . nice got a sub !!
(c# is difficult but java basics helped me a .. looooot)
This is a tutorial people who want to start to learn coding need, it explains what does each part of code work
Thank you so so so much for a such great tutorial, amazing, you made it very easy to understand to me . You pave the way for anyone wants starting with game development. I need more like this one, please.
the best beginner tutorial for those who want to make their own game as soon as possible have to say the best of all i have watched thx for the tutorial
If you got a little bit of creativity and some C# knowledge you could piece together an entire basic game with this video. VERY HELPFUL, thanks
please do a part 2 helps a lot of new coders like me and wateched all the ads willingly thanks for making this video
Nicely done.
This video is a perfect example of how something can seem too complicated or daunting to understand, when really it isn't, it's very simple, people just need a talented teacher to educate them on how it all works.
You made this very simple and approachable with clearly displayed (and colour co-ordinated!) code and examples.
Way too many other people try to teach but end up making something seem more complicated than it actually is.
Possibly the best beginner-friendly Unity C# guide on the platform.
This tutorial is buetiful, much much better than all other ones I've seen. You explained everything three times: first time you said what the line does and how to write the syntax for it, you showed how to write it a second time when you showed yourself applying it to an actual project, and then you also showed the result. By far the best tutorial I've seen.
i have always had trouble understanding how the input.getAxisRaw line worked but after watching this i find it makes sense so thank you this video was super helpful.
I remember watching this video quite a few months back and I must say these games are beautiful
this tutorial is exactly what i wanted. important lines of code and examples of what to do with them or how they work in other games. absolutely brilliant
So as an intermediate programmer this is really helpful even for me , and to beginners to , thanks for this awesome tutorial
dude you are a legend been trying to find a start to coding in unity and it has been really confusing as a complete beginner but this video has been an amazing starting point
THANK YOU SO MUCH THIS IS THE ONLY VIDEO I FOUND THAT ACTUALLY HELPS!!!
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Just wanted to say I have been looking for drive to learn c# and this video simplified it and I’m actually motivated to learn
Nothing Can Stop A Good Programmer
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this video was finally the one that made the movement script really click for me!! as someone with 0 coding background this is so helpful and will make getting started less daunting thank you
Now they seem so easy for me
Earned a subscriber
This is one of the most informative, short video I have seen yet in regards to Unity and C#. Great work!
Best piece of advice you can find in video format for beginners, guys just watch it all and practice those! Great video!
Just started learning Unity C#.
Absolutely the best tutorial I have ever watched. still didn't learn a thing from the others, but this makes it all clear.
This is one of the best coding videos i have ever seen
My brain is kinda melting from all the info, but this video is by far the BEST tutorial for beginners so far. Thank you very much!♥
I started learning c# a few days ago and this video was super helpful with helping me understand c#.
Yeah, this 25 min video helped me more than hours long tutorials. Great job condensing the information and explaining everything concisely while illustrating it with game clips.
I literally just started using Unity a couple of days ago, and already this has answered so many questions! This was great for introducing me to these so that I'll know what to look for and use, plus the explanations here are very clear. Thank you!
Learned a ton from this short tutorial. You earned a new subscriber. Thanks!
Extremely helpful. Please do more of these :)
Starting out with learning C#, this is exactly the video I needed to watch and be able to come back to. There are some things that are summed up, but the core mechanics I needed to learn are here. Thank you!
This is the best crash course on game dev in Unity I have seen so far. Thank you for making this video its easy to understand and follow. Just Awesome!
This is the best C# tutorial in the world. CHANGE MY MIND
I won't and can't
Make more c# tutorials you are so good at making them.
Man when this stuff starts to click it feels like a miracle, great video
Best game programming ever
This is the only tutorial that show how can you use programming in making games
I always knew loops but i never used them in making games , i never knew how can they be usueful until now !
As someone who just started a game development course which sometimes things go by before you know it so this is good to come back to and re-study so to speak, always been a gamer for my whole life and super interested in the game industry and hopefully in the future make a living from it. This was suuuper helpful so thank you!
The most understandable code tutorial I've ever seen.
I can't thank you enough! All the other tutorials just tell you what to type but don't tell you what they do. This will help my journey so much!
This was a life saver for my college project, thank you so much. This is what should be taught in college and uni in genera.
This was the best tutrial every, unity tutorials never actually explain all the code and what it all does so thanks so much
this was very good, nice job, thank you very much. I just started learning C# and unity and after a few days mindlessly following tutorials now I actually understand wtf I was reading.
I´m new to programming but i like how easy it is to combine some of these lines.
holy shit bro!! even though I just started learning unity, I have to date not watched a single video that is so jam packed with knowledge about it!
I thought the title would be clickbait but its fucking more than 100% worth itself more !!!! thanks !!!!
This benefited me more than the 4 hour tutorial that i watched prior to this one , thank you so much and keep making such amazing videos
Great video, thank you for putting this together! Just getting into Unity, about 10 hours in, and this clears up a lot. Explains a lot of the basics with a direct example to see it in action.
Shout out to Blackthornprod, for being the OG's in the artform of TEACHING. Damn, if i had teachers in high school that could break things down like this for people like me who find theory and studying very very difficult and frustrating, I might have actually learnt a thing or two in class
At first I thought this was clickbait, but this was very very helpful! Every beginner should watch this
Great tutorial, absolute beginner stuff and you kept it on that level. It was very easy to understand and I always understood what everything meant. Unlike some other tutorials which might not explain everything or are trying to teach some way too complicated things in a beginner level tutorial. Thanks a lot!
This is probably one if not the best tutorial for C# in Unity. Well done, seriously.
This tutorial is really incredible. Perfectly focused on the point. Impressive! More Unity tutorials like this, PLEASE?!
oh thank God for you. I used your movement code the tweaked it a lil for a platformer. Now i can control movement speed. New to Unity and was trying to figure out code to do so. Thank you so much for this video.
Oh my God! this video is wonderful. it's simply the best video I've ever watched on "how to start making games in Unity". Many people teach by typing lines of code without explaining what each word or dot means, they just say what the complete code does and this is literally useless when you want to learn how to do it yourself. your video should be a prerequisite to watch the others. congratulations for the effort and dedication to make this video. + 1 subscriber!
Always looking forward to your uploads!
pls make a part 2, this is the best tutorial ive seen
pls
Thank you for the good tutorial. It helped alot. I didn’t understand the last gode
Already started a course but ima watch this anyway :)
Noted! Now onto implementing this...