i love this advice. when i learned Godot i had already learned many game engines so by then i just took tutorials from different places to make my own game
I am a Unity learner from China, and I really enjoy Alex's courses on Udemy. I have learned a lot from you that I couldn't learn from Chinese teachers. You are really much better than them. Also, I hope you can create a tutorial on the Behavior Designer plugin in the future. I really want to learn from you on that aspect.☺
Outstanding video. I kept getting told "make Pong, or Tetris", and all I thought was "why? that's not my dream game" I didn't understand the value of making simple games. I promise you this, if you understand the basics, your game will not remain simple for long. Scope creep is the next boss behind the fog wall.
Hello Alex, before taking your classes I was desperate. I had followed tons of tutorials and couldn't reproduce anything. Today, after taking your classes, I can (finally) write a movement script on my own. Even though it may seem simple to many people, it was a challenge for me. Now, succeeding boosts my confidence and makes me want to learn even more. So, thank you, Alex!
You are totally right Alex, im in your unity rpg course and sometimes I run into bugs that have not been disclosed yet or are just mine because I did alternative things or made some other custom stuff. Its just because I have been trying to test and create things in top of the course. The feeling when I realize something is wrong in the code and I fix it before you disclose it is so satisfactory, makes you feel like you learned a lot! Its all about aplying what you learn
@@unityalexdev Synthetic Selection or Procedural animation. It allows to make dragon like enemies. I know it is a high level development matter. But you find a way to teach everything simply. :)
You just got my subscribe^^ As a beginner, I am happy to find a channel like this, where I can learn from you and get inspiration from your videos. Thank you!
Your chanel is like a star it shine but it not shine enough to let the people see it but if someone can see this star that someone will never forget this star when i start learning Unity to make my own 2d game me is like What i'm gonna do next and i spend so much time to learn c# and i found this star and now i can make my own code and i can Adapt your code to my own code many thank to you Alex to make tutorial
just discovered this channel and I really like your videos. Do you think you can make tutorial about state machine(finite state machine), I really want to know more about those but it seems a bit hard
Hello alex I have been following you for a long time and you have taught me a lot of things, thank you for that, if it is appropriate, can you make game courses such as agar io slither io hyper casual games car parking or racing games survival games. I can do some of these on my own but I am sure I will learn many different techniques from you thank you
Ive been recently trying to make a big game, i did stuff partislly myself and partially fron tutorials 😅 from now on i plan to do things myself by learning from the docs and brainstorming. Is this a good idea?
Study the docz on the languange and the game engine. Tutorials can be used as a template, but docs will give you wings. Also do not neglect studying computer science and math from time to time.
in the beginning I was actually forced to watch tutorials because unity's documentation is so messed up and the examples are terrible if they're even there, but a set of creators on git made better ones and now it's so easy to just write you're own code
Bottom line - Make small project! By the way how about video with 5-10 ideas for simple video games ?😊
i love this advice. when i learned Godot i had already learned many game engines so by then i just took tutorials from different places to make my own game
Yes it would be a great idea! more awesome if it would contain some trending hypercasual games as well
Video tutorial about how to stop watching video tutorials.
Satire Level Increased. :D
The world we live in :D
The part about finding a bug in a tutorial and fixing it is a great point I've never heard brought up before. Definitely a huge dopamine rush.
TRUE!
Alex is one of the best teacher I have found on internet. Learned a lot from his courses! Thx! 🙏
Thanks for your support man, I'm glad you learning a lot!Happy to help!😁
I am a Unity learner from China, and I really enjoy Alex's courses on Udemy. I have learned a lot from you that I couldn't learn from Chinese teachers. You are really much better than them. Also, I hope you can create a tutorial on the Behavior Designer plugin in the future. I really want to learn from you on that aspect.☺
Outstanding video. I kept getting told "make Pong, or Tetris", and
all I thought was "why? that's not my dream game"
I didn't understand the value of making
simple games. I promise you this, if you understand
the basics, your game will not remain simple for long.
Scope creep is the next boss behind the fog wall.
Hello Alex, before taking your classes I was desperate. I had followed tons of tutorials and couldn't reproduce anything. Today, after taking your classes, I can (finally) write a movement script on my own. Even though it may seem simple to many people, it was a challenge for me. Now, succeeding boosts my confidence and makes me want to learn even more. So, thank you, Alex!
You are totally right Alex, im in your unity rpg course and sometimes I run into bugs that have not been disclosed yet or are just mine because I did alternative things or made some other custom stuff. Its just because I have been trying to test and create things in top of the course. The feeling when I realize something is wrong in the code and I fix it before you disclose it is so satisfactory, makes you feel like you learned a lot! Its all about aplying what you learn
True!
Game development is getting easier every time I watch one of your motivating videos.
Glad to hear it! Anything you would like to learn in the next video?😁
@@unityalexdev Synthetic Selection or Procedural animation. It allows to make dragon like enemies. I know it is a high level development matter. But you find a way to teach everything simply. :)
i had 0 experience and all i learned because of a playlist of yours on udemy ! thanks a lot
Glad I could help❤🙌
You just got my subscribe^^
As a beginner, I am happy to find a channel like this, where I can learn from you and get inspiration from your videos.
Thank you!
Your video production skills are soo goood man! Learned a lot for my own devlog videos hehe !😋
I think my biggest issue, besides still needing practice, is my lack of confidence in myself. I need to stop being my worst enemy.
Your chanel is like a star it shine but it not shine enough to let the people see it but if someone can see this star that someone will never forget this star
when i start learning Unity to make my own 2d game me is like What i'm gonna do next and i spend so much time to learn c# and i found this star and now i can make my own code and i can Adapt your code to my own code many thank to you Alex to make tutorial
Can you Make more courses please. I like your Tutorials very much❤
Sure I can ! Already have couple of ideas
This really helped me.
just discovered this channel and I really like your videos. Do you think you can make tutorial about state machine(finite state machine), I really want to know more about those but it seems a bit hard
I actually have a course on StateMachine if you up to that - unityalexdev.com/rpg
But maybe I can make some short tutorial , I'll see
0:27 laughed out loud
Feels like people aren't afraid to make mistakes anymore and focus too much on doing things right the first time.
Great!
Hello alex I have been following you for a long time and you have taught me a lot of things, thank you for that, if it is appropriate, can you make game courses such as agar io slither io hyper casual games car parking or racing games survival games. I can do some of these on my own but I am sure I will learn many different techniques from you thank you
Ive been recently trying to make a big game, i did stuff partislly myself and partially fron tutorials 😅 from now on i plan to do things myself by learning from the docs and brainstorming. Is this a good idea?
Study the docz on the languange and the game engine. Tutorials can be used as a template, but docs will give you wings. Also do not neglect studying computer science and math from time to time.
@@computernerd8157 im too young for computer science i think 😅 i am starting my journey young.
That's the great opportunity then! If you don't drop it ofc, you have a great future! Keep it up🤟
in the beginning I was actually forced to watch tutorials because unity's documentation is so messed up and the examples are terrible if they're even there, but a set of creators on git made better ones and now it's so easy to just write you're own code
Great advice
And suddenly when all hopes start to come back….SCOPE-CREEP
Отличное видео! Спасибо большое тебе!
Thanks ❤🙌
Interested in discussing a business opportunity related to your Udemy course. Can we schedule a call to talk further?
That's crazy how you looks like me :D :D hahah !!! greetings from... ...your Canadian doppleganger. :D (and congrats for your background :) )
Hahaha, no way 😅 I love coincidence like this one
new sub, nice video
Appreciate it!
Amazing video ... can you tell me where this prototype comes from , the one on second 0.22 the 3d top down
Hey! Thanks for asking. That's actually from my latest course on how to make 3d top down shooter - czcams.com/video/x5ZmkLKT_gs/video.html
@@unityalexdev Nice ...
Easy…stop using them…FORCE yourself to figure it out without the tutorial after you did it WITH the tutorial
im in tutorial hell
GET OUT! GET OUT NOW! 😁
Well start from Funadmentals