Unity Rapid Prototyping: Flight Sim Control, Terrain Basics, Chase Cam, Skybox
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.พ. 2014
- This brief introduction video is to show developers that are new-ish to Unity some essential basics for putting together plane-based gameplay. If you're completely new to Unity, I'd also recommend first checking out my free 1 hour "Crash Course" video, Basic Unity Tutorial by HobbyGameDev: • Basic Unity Tutorial b...
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Sir.. I just want to say, I've been looking for a simple flight sim starter and I've watched dozens of videos. This is the first one that was quick, simple, and told me exactly what I needed. Bravo!
I'm happy you found this helpful! Thank you for taking a moment to comment and let me know. Happy coding
1. Nice glasses
2. Everything I needed, nothing I did not. Flawless video
I don't care if you ever make any more videos, I'm subbing anyway, because you earned it! I've been struggling with over-complicating this stuff for weeks.... You opened my eyes, sir!
Goodness, that is brilliant. A thousand thanks for this tutorial, Chris.
dude, you are awesome, you explain stuff really well, talk a lot about how to debug your projects, don't waste our time watching you type. great stuff, thanks
This is a very useful video! Your explanations are crystal clear and the script is so efficient. Thanks a lot for creating such awesome tutorial! Hope to see many more!
cant wait to use this channel to learn. Youre the best teacher ive seen on coding so far
Learned some really valuable tricks, and actually understood them. Thanks for your great explanations.
Nice video! It really shows the power of Unity to less experienced programmers.
the first Unity video i watched the whole way through, great stuff man
This is the best prototyping tutorial... I watched your previous video,which was awesome.. but this is really amazing.. It would be great to see more such prototyping videos.. :)
This video is slaying still after 6 years
Thanks! (I guess, heh :)
this is one of the best unity tutorials I have ever seen.
can u send a link of this tutorial finished ?
Thanks for this! It was a fun and informative tutorial. BTW at 23:16, you can use Mathf.Clamp(variable, min, max) to set the bounds on your speed variable.
JUST what I was looking for! Thank you for this!
Just that one line that made my plane fly SO MUCH BETTER!!!!
thank you so much my man! :D
Spring function is really what I was looking for! Thanks!
Awesome tutorial. Starting my flying game project and this helped tremendously for a new hobbyist.
Thank you so much. You made a good job and it’s even useable in 2020 and really Epic!
This was an awesome little tutorial.
Amazing tutorial dude. Pro!
This is just what I was looking for. Thank you!
I love this video. Extremely helpful and well done!
Really like the way you explains.
sir brillant video learned a lot even more than what i learnt in my whole 4 months semester.........
thanks a lot
thank you your a great teacher. you explain greatly to where i can understand unlike others on here
This is an insnaely good video. So many neat tricks.
Chris, awesome video! I've been struggling with this for days. There are so many ways to move a plane or ship. This really helped a lot. Thanks!!
Excellent tutorial!! Thank you very much
Fantastic video - thank you for sharing!
Amazing tutorial my man
very good way u explain everything,easy to follow and very halpful......thanks
This had everything I needed and more. :)
Hi Kris, thx for video, very helpful, please MORE UNITY TUTORIALS!
Great tutorial, really helped.
You are a very good teacher.
Thank you very much, this tutorial is very useful.
I love your pace
Amazing tutorial
YES! Now i can do my own planes, thjanks! Been wanting to try and learn,
Thanks! helped me a lot!
Great video!
I enjoyed following this and learned a great deal, thanks!
Definitely earned my subscription :D
WOW, THANKS FOR YOUR TEACHING!
I'm still working on the Car tutorial.
I will import my own models.
Got a model of ole Pari and a bunch of cars.
Wish me luck!
You are awesome. Your video helps me a lot. Thanks.
Great tutorial, thank you!
Thank you. That was very helpful
Great stuff, thanks!
Awesome video dude.
the best in my last 50 tutorial videos. would you make the same flight simulator but this time using rigidbody and addForces and so?!
Thanks dude, helped me out!
Thankyou so much for this tutorial. Really Thanks :)
very cool tut!
you surely know how to explain yourself as clearly and briefly as possible. nice tut!
THANKYOOOOOOOOOU SO MUCH!!!
this video is amazing.. Thank You!
Great tutorial :D Thank you
Excellent. Thank you!
Thank you. Great Video
FINALL someone whos going to teach me code and not only gonna tell me "download this asset to move around becasue this is programming...." makes me actually mad. i want to learn coding not how to copy and paste/install assets ... thank u :)
Lunatic _ ikr
Thank you. You really help me to create pane
Quick! Awesome tutorial man. Specially the spring function was new to me :)
thanks for the vid, i was woundering if you know the code that limits the rotation of your object like your plane for example, when you turn right the wings start to veer right for as long as you hold it down, is theyre a way to limit how far they rotate so tehy wont do a 360 spin?
i am really suprised of the end result, i tried it myself and it was so easy and cool ! tnx dude!!!
Not sure if you do this now, but I would recommend using a program that constantly shows the viewer what keys you are pressing.
You sir is a genius! Thank you so much for this great tutorial keep the awesome vids up! #Subscribersinceday1
Really helpful!
wow amazing tutorial... thanks for sharing your experience with us... best of luck mate...
Thank you so much for this tutorial. It has helped me so much. My only question is how to control the speed of the plane via keyboard or controller. If anyone can help me out with this, it would be much appreciated.
Aaaaand subscribed! :) This is badass in 2018. :))
really good tutorial, Thanks allot! How can I control this using an accelerometer and how can I add in on screen throttle control?
Awesome! In recent years, I have also developed an air combat game and posted the video to my TH-cam channel, but I feel that my flight system is not as good as yours.
Awesome tutorial to prototype quickly, but can you possibly answer these questions:
- How do you limit the rotation, don't want to rotate around forever
- how do you reset the rotation back to centre after releasing the controls
i want to know the same thing, did you find the answers?
The Best one. thanks 4 sharing!!!
Fantastic!
perfect Tutorial For Me ! thanks a lot !
I'm glad it helped!
Hi Chris great tutorial, I've built a lot on top of it including missiles, GUI, guns, bombs, etc. One thing though I have no idea how I could make the aircraft land and takeoff. If you or someone could give some ideas on how I could do that I'd really appreciate it! Thanks.
same
@ThatOneRC you dont need to animate the landing gear. you can just -> SetActive(false)
@Anticharge That's fine but what about the wheels
Do u have a full course. I love the way you teach scripting.
i know you haent touched this in years but i followed this tutorial and messed around with it and stuff, but what i really would like to know is nhow i could then have the camera rotate around the plane like in a game of gta ? any feedback or help would be amazing ! thank you
If I had more teachers like u I would've won a nobel or something ..
Funny how i just needed a plane video
Nailed it !
very cool!
Really cool tutorial
and i have a question: Is there a way i can let the plane rotate faster or slower?
Amazing
Good tutorial
Thanks you very much :D
Awesome video. Can you explain the camera spring function a little more for me? if not thats ok. VERY helpful video. Thank you!!
hey thanks this helped a lot :)
Finally A gud tutorial
Man thats cool!
Thank you for making this video!
I have a pretty dumb question: is there a way to replace the plane model with a still image?
You could replace it and use a Sprite for that.
Even after all this time.... someone is still watching and learning from these videos!! Thanks very much. Got a little spaceship flying around. I did notice one issue with mine that you might have a suggestion for. When I fly straight up and over like a loop the plane flips orientation. Goes upside down unexpectedly and unrealistically. Thanks though - I got some great knowledge from this
I'm so glad you got some great stuff working from this! I'm unfortunately unable to provide one-on-one assistance in this context, but I think you're now running into the fun part of game programming, where the reward for solving the puzzles you find is getting a cooler game :)
@@HomeTeamGameDev Ha great reply. I'm sure I'll get there.
Thanks 😊
the tail fin is called a horizontal stabiliser
Wonderful! yes
This is so good. Please could you do a video on creating enemy ai for this?
I made this video 5 years ago. I am not currently seeking requests to do unpaid work ;) Cheers
Very good tutorial thanks
can do one of a helicopter tutorial
This is best tutorial for all the dime. Chris, with your expirience, can you create new 2018 tutorial about that theme? )
I'm glad you found this tutorial helpful! My updated 2018.x Unity tutorials are available to members of Gamkedo Club. I haven't yet gotten to flight control, but have been reshooting lately, and did the terrain module last night. In the several years since when I made this video teaching these things independently has become my business :D Cheers
This is really excellent, I like Your style. As a bloody beginner though, I have a question: do You know of a tutorial that teaches in which order coding is done ? All these tutorials mostly go "write this here, write that there,oh, and insert this right here". How can I learn what comes first, and what comes later ? Like can You also put the speed AFTER the controls or is it of no importance where it sits ?
Order has more to do with human readability than with anything to do with machine priority (technically in a language like C++ there is a very subtle difference it may make, but in scripting like C# or JS much less so). My current intro course is Code Your First Game over at Udemy, it's free, and intended as pre-Unity practice with game programming fundamentals. Cheers!