Coding Chill
As always, some great vibes from these guys, They're very cool and seem to really understand what they're doing when it comes to their craft.
Let's keep up the learning, yes? Here goes...
Unity and VS 2019
The last time I looked at the progress with the Unity learnings, I mentioned that when it comes to coding the script within an app/game/whatever, VS 2019 was used. This has made it pretty easy when it comes to the environments although there are still lots of things to learn in terms of the actual object scripting methods in Unity.
Once I've made some more progress with these concepts, I can then look to methods for importing specific designs from things like Blender and 3DS Max into Unity. For now though, the simple objects in Unity are enough for learning purposes. What I'm finding is that all of the UI elements I want to include can be built through these apps quite readily with time and continued practice. So that should be OK as it is so far.
GitHub
Eventually I plan on uploading the files I generate during the Unity practice tutorials to a separate GitHub repository to share with you guys. Until then, there are already some files uploaded there which will hopefully be useful to some.
Until tomorrow, stay awesome as always.
EMH