Unity Tutorial 02

Hi and welcome back.

Today we will talk about the Unity Tutorial and a challenge I have done today. In this tutorial I learned how to control the vehicle. This tutorial was okay. I mean it wasn't too hard but it wasn't easy. It just took some time to finish. I was pretty happy to finish it and see the end result as I had control over when and where the vehicle was going.

On the other part the challenge was pretty hard. We got a game set up wrong and we had to fix it. The game was basically like flabby bird but with an airplane that you had full control where it was going. The game was also 3D. The thing that were wrong with the game were the following

- The camera wasn't in the right angle and it wasn't following the plane.

- The plane kept flying very fast in loops backwards

- You didn't have control over what the plane was doing.

The objective of this challenge was basically the opposite of those 3 points. I found this very difficult as I am still trying to get my head around what each code does. But it was fun seeing the finished result.

This is a screenshot of how the game looks!

This is an original screenshot of my work.

Thats it for now! Thank you again for joining me in my journey of learning about game development.

See you guys later,

Denis.

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