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Unity Tutorial 1

 Hello!

I have finally complete unity tutorial 1!! At first, I thought it would be nearly impossible for me to do and that it would take me forever. After completing all the tutorials I am so proud of myself for enjoying every tutorial and doing everything right. There were a few difficult parts but I played back the video tutorials and I flew through them! 

I enjoyed the way everything was built up to a finishing product. Firstly I got to pick my vehicle and obstacle and I decided how far apart the obstacles where. It added some sort of personal touch to the game to say that I have done it. After picking the vehicle and obstacle, I learned: how to move the vehicle, change the speed of the vehicle, how to make the vehicle and obstacles collide, and eventually how to get the camera view to move with the vehicle. The whole experience was incredible.

Today I am feeling very accomplished because I never in a million years would have thought I'd be able to make/ half make a game. I can't wait to tell my family and friends. After doing the tutorials it has made me more excited to create my own games and see what ideas I come up with!

The end product of the tutorial - Vehicle and obstacles on a road.
Screenshot image by me




Student online, going offline <3



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