Let's Create: Asteroids in Unity

[@eraykoseoglu]

We want more videos like this. You are a good programmer. It is very nice of you to share the codes with us. Thanks for everything man.

[@isol8id]

Amazing how have you not got more subscribers? I've been Unity for years as a hobby and I still learned a thing or two!

[@Dragonaud]

This is the best begginer friendly Unity/C# tutorial on KZbin. Thank you!

[@unsaltedpeanuts2626]

underrated tutorial actually very useful

[@earthb67]

Fantastic and so well explained! Thank you.

[@justsomerandomguy992]

Really good tutorial

[@ytubeanon]

nice, I'm trying to make an Asteroids based game, so any further Asteroids tutorials would be of great interest to me, cheers

[@Warper74]

It's good, however in the original Asteroide game, the asteroides are coming from every sides in every directions, not just from the left to diagonal right.

[@jdmaze1]

Not sure if it has anything to do with updates in the Unity engine, but I didnt' have to do the extra code to inhereit only the forward velocity. It works as yours did after you added the extra code. version 2022.3.41f

[@RuthlessMetalYT]

I wish I could add that accelerator effect to my spaceship but I'm too dumb to be able to do that. :D

[@RuthlessMetalYT]

How to add a working score script?

[@forcesoftheevil9252]

Question bout wrapping. What should I do if my ship is standing still? I am for real. After putting wrap.cs on gameobject it stopped moving UPD: I have no clue how but I solved problem. I just copied code from github and runned game, hoping it would work. Worked. Now I am comparing 2 listings and thinking what went wrong

[@davoed7268]

I got an error saying that Rigidbody2D could not be found

[@jaffermd1695]

I have get 1 error while using this line on Player.cs script " GameManager gameManager = FindAnyObjectByType();". The error shows that "Assets\Scripts\Player.cs(97,39): error CS0103: The name 'FindAnyObjectByType' does not exist in the current context" in the debug window. Give me a solution

[@FirnoxGames]

That should work fine if your player script is correctly inheriting from monobehaviour in the definition line. public class Player : MonoBehaviour If not you can always try to call it directly as GameObject.FindAnyObjectByType