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Unity Free Tutorials

Unity Free Tutorials


This week has been an extremely busy week with deadlines. Unfortunately, due to other massive submissions in these last two weeks, I don't even have a minute spare to practice these tutorials or develop my project until the weekend. But, I have had just enough time to watch these tutorials and understand what is happening in them in order to implement them into my own game.

I never even thought about these particular things until I was reading and commenting on other student's blog posts. I'm glad now, as it's just in time right before the end and they are obviously quite necessary in the development and functionality of a game.

Main Menu
https://youtu.be/_1wMnE06PeU

Pause Menu
https://youtu.be/JivuXdrIHK0

The coding from both of these tutorials seems quite difficult, and I am positive that I can complete them both separately, but when it comes to implementing them both together in the same game, I'm so sure. Hopefully, it will work and I can get it all working and running well.


Screenshot from the Pause Menu tutorial.


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  1. Elizabeth Hegarty4:35 PM

    Hi Brian,

    I know this week has also been crazy for me, the stress is slowly getting to everyone! I found your tutorials very helpful as I need to make a menu myself so I will be defiantly be using them to try and figure out how to make my menu thanks to your recommendation!

    Really looking forward to playing your game next week!

    -EH

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