Unity 2D Platformer for Complete Beginners - #1 PLAYER MOVEMENT

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

Thanks to everyone for watching! Let me know if you have any issues or questions, I'll try to help as much as I can FAQ: 1. If your autocomplete is not working try this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWTWeZV8ot-kaas&ab_channel=qubodupDev 2. If you're getting an error that says “Can’t add script component ‘player movement’" make sure to not include spaces in your script name and not rename it after creation. 3. Save your script by pressing Ctrl+S everytime you want to go into Unity and test it 4. Here's the complete code for those who are having issues: pastebin.com/TCJ97R78

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

@@SuperSimply9 that's solved in the next video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZebfYJ8g9OcotU Basically you allow the player to jump only when he's on the ground

[@red2go56]

Where is the link for the black squere Sprite?

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

@@red2go56 www.shareicon.net/data/256x256/2015/11/08/668660_box_512x512.png

[@kianprieto568]

when i double click my script, it tells me which app do i want to open it on, and i have no clue what to do and i am scared if i do something wrong i will mess everything up

[@kianprieto568]

@@PandemoniumGameDev pls

[@randomanimeweeb1329]

I remember trying to do Unity in the past, and I've never gotten too far, because there is so much content... and then I see this video, that shows that the movement code is VERY easy, and, unlike those other tutorials, you actually explain what each thing actually does, allowing me to learn as if I'm watching a legit tutorial, which this video is exactly. This is VERY helpful!

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

It's very overwhelming when you're trying to learn everything at once, been there myself. If you split it into small parts you're gonna make good progress. Very glad to hear that it's been helpful, good luck!

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

@COMPUTER BUG Yeah, Jonas has some great tuts

[@cg2870-w1q]

@COMPUTER BUG bro its been out for like a year now kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZebfYJ8g9OcotU

[@doodledoo5611]

agree

[@duck0154]

@@PandemoniumGameDev physical logic should be done in Fixed Update. There are still a lot of errors in your code, but for beginners it's normal.

[@mannyx2796]

Finally a tutorial that shows u how to do it instead of taking shortcuts

[@gutsychimera9566]

Yes finally

[@tropheusanims698]

Fr

[@Flo487x2]

Yeah, there are way too many tutorials using templates

[@A_Surpluss_of_Stupidity]

Yes

[@ViolaDragon621]

Do people really assume it's common knowledge how to use C#?

[@Upyeee]

No way, i just started learning Unity yesterday on 1st January 2025, and i somehow managed to understand each and every thing in this tutorial. i have only watched Brackeys' C# basics and this is the first tutorial i'm watching on Unity. Your way of explaining things is too good to be true, thank you for the tutorial.

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

@@Upyeee thanks for the high praise 🙏 Reading this type of stuff is the perfect way to start 2025 😁

[@hungryyaoguai7420]

I wish I could like this video a million times! Do you know how long I have been searching for a tutorial that explains things thoroughly and moves at a pace that a beginner like me can follow? This tutorial is actually perfect! You have earned a subscriber, my friend!

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

Late reply but thanks a lot, very happy to hear that!

[@cloudfrog3955]

I've watched so many tutorials over the past few weeks and every single one didn't understand what a beginner was, they would go way to fast and didn't explain why they were doing something. this tutorial is a gift from god and i just want to thank you so much

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

That's the best compliment you could give, thank you. If you're having any issues DM me on discord

[@Hinarukun]

the trick is to just watch them all, even if it's repeated topics, it will start coming together after awhile. people just explain from different angles. this tutorial tho however, is top notch, it's from center view ground up.

[@ripdoxyyy]

The amount of you talking us through it is perfect. Amazing video to start this journey. Thank you so much for your hard work and see you at the end (:

[@aidynoconnor582]

Thank you for giving such a detailed walkthrough, too many tutorial videos out there just rush through steps, without explained what they're doing, and why they're doing it. Your style of demonstration makes it much easier to follow along and learn from 👍

[@sassuskrassus3166]

im new to Unity that was a very good Tutorial btw the one mistake with the Vektor3 was pretty neat because now i definitely know what the number is standing for, and probably wont forget it compared to other things i learned

[@Vrakkes]

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I've been trying to find in depth 2D unity tutorials for the past week, yours is the first one that actually explained to me what each piece of code does, thank you so much for this!!!

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This is top tier. The amount of 4 hour tutorials that dont explain anything is crazy, and so often ive ended up confused and stranded whenever something doesnt work (probably because of a mistake i made) but this actually helps me gain a proper understanding of unity. I know gcse level python so you explaining how c++ in operates in some ways helped me make the connections and just actually know whats going on rather than blindly following a shit video.

[@cpt.cookie3097]

Just downloaded Unity. Was looking for a short and brief tutorial on how it works, but only found hour long ones. Thanks mate for the tutorial, really helped me out.

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

The tutorials are frankly awful. Never mind baptism of fire, it's baptism in a blast furnace - you should not be going straight from installing Unity into a prebuilt FPS with no explanation of anything else, but that's what they want you to do. I say this as someone who has been dabbling in game coding for a good while now and has also enjoyed using Unreal. Unity just doesn't do it for me and leaves me feeling very impatient and stressed.

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Awesome! I like the more detailed explanation personally. Most tutorials just tell you to write this and that’s how it’s done without fully explaining why it works. You’ve earned yourself a new sub!

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Bro, believe me, I was trying to learn unity for months but didn't found any resources which explain stuff with this much simplicity. Keep it Up!

[@Jacob-ko5tf]

This is the best tutorial ive seen, i love how you actually explain what the things do. great job man.

[@user-lr8no1dh5o]

I LOVE that you explain everything properly, please please please talk more it's what actually makes me understand this stuff! Thank you so much for this tutorial! :)

[@Maple_Syrup]

Really love the detailed explanation for each step. One of the most informative and educational videos I've ever seen

[@Jenson_Beach]

Oh man, this is great. I went to add more speed and accidentally increased the Edge Radius by 10 so the Player just flew into the air. Fun times. I thank you for making these tutorials and being super thorough on what commands do what. I plan to watch and use them all.

[@Brizzle12341]

This is amazing. I know basically nothing about unity, and very little about coding, but you made it easier to understand while also doing a great job of explaining how everything works. I feel like a lot of tutorials just tell you "Here's the code, copy it", and then you don't really learn anything. Here I feel like I understand how everything worked and it was super easy to follow.

[@zajemc2604]

I screamed "IT MOVES" when with this tutorial I finally learned how to type simple controls. You don't even have an idea how excited I am now. Thank youuuu

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

Congrats dude! Hope you saved it somewhere, I don't remember my first time when I made the player to move :(

[@zajemc2604]

@@PandemoniumGameDev Sure thing I did, still working on it though. I'm currently going through your second guide and think I'm doing well so far. All thanks to you

[@SamJansson]

I'm very much a beginner, and I've watched so many tutorials recently that just explain how to do something but never why I'm doing it. This was perfect though, pacing was great and I finally understand what's going on! Thank you!

[@alberthuang2149]

same i could never find a video where they actually tell you how to code works lmfao

[@subharanjanghoshal5597]

Wow! I think I'm in the right place after a long search. Why this video is so underrated!!! You have a very straight forward and clean way of explaining stuff. I hope I'm gonna learn to develop 2D Platformer with you. Thanks a lot for making this series ❤❤❤

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

Thank you! Hope it's gonna grow with time, my entire channel's growth is mostly because of this series.

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i'm gonna end up watching this whole playlist like 10 times, i'm sure. Back again to reiterate how comprehensive these videos are and how much i appreciate them =)

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Thank you for making this. I know it was 3 years ago and you have already finished but you talked the perfect amount.

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Amazing! Thank you. A well taught tutorial, very very comprehensive and easy to access for a beginner such as myself.

[@bigboi3069]

This was the most helpful unity tutorial I have ever watched and im so glad I found it

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

I'm glad you found it too 😀

[@ajwatcher]

Finally. A tutorial that didn't fry my brain. Thank you, I walk out a wiser man.

[@thejasezonakhro6609]

Hey man what are u using vscode or visual studio?

[@spongebob8157]

I am building a video game so my brother can believe in his game design dream. I am also sending him this video when I finish making it, so he can make it himself. Thank you so much for being the beginning of his journey. ❤

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

Aw, that's heartwarming! Good luck to both of you and let me know if I can help ❤

[@ChaoticArlyn]

Even 3 years after the video released, it is still so helpful. This helped me way more than other videos as a beginner, thank you!

[@drunkengaming4782]

You guys having issues with auto fill go to Unity and then Edit > Preference > External Tools > External Script Editor and pick Visual Studios in the drop down menu, be sure to close Visual Studios and reopen after you do it. This will hopefully make it easier for you guys, rather than having to watch a video about it! Good luck.

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top tier comment

[@resthejackal4238]

Thank you much!

[@Vencint275]

Man dude, youve got some talent for tutorials. I like how you explain what each line of code does. It makes it really easy to understand. Thanks + Nice job!

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

Thanks a lot, very glad it helped you.

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you are to underrated! Love it

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

Thanks! Doing my best to fix that 😀

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Finally,I have tutorial that going to make me finished my coding class in college and sent it to teacher! And,I love how you add a little bit humor in it make this fun to watch instead of throwing info dump in it without pause!

[@mikehynz]

After writing the script with your video, I went back and watched again and put comments over all of the statements, describing what they do in my own words. It really helped the concepts sink in.

[@groundzero82]

my player starts flying when Space is held down...

[@CoolPeaGaming]

U need groundcheck;

[@aarishkhan942]

Just put that code in blackbox or chatgpt and it'll fix it 👍

[@jaycerrr]

I have been looking for a good tutorial, this was super easy to follow and you make it so easy to understand

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

Thank you! Let me know if the next episodes are as clear as the first.

[@mikavanschalkwijk6953]

I coded the c# script, however I still can't move horizontally

[@dylansickinger545]

I know it’s been a long time but did you ever figure out what was wrong?

[@BilalShahid-c3q]

Use rigidbody.addforce to add force make rb public and drag your rb

[@Talus96]

I've watched a few Unitytutorials and made a few rough game demos. By far, this is the best and most sucinct tutorial I've seen so far. Thanks for keeping the code clean too!

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i had a notion i might enjoy fucking around and maybe learning to code a bit - these videos broke everything down in such a great way that i completely lost all irrational fear of trying something new. These legitimately made me feel confident i could do this AND enjoy it; i appreciate it a lot, my man

[@lootbot]

I need some help. after writing the exact code that you did in left-right movement chapter, i get an error message that says: "Assets\Scripts\PlayerMovement.cs(7,13): error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'RigidBody2D' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)" do you know what this means? i could not figure it out. im using the unity version of visual studio 2019. please help me out, thank you.

[@furiouslyfast424]

I had this problem myself and its because the b in Rigidbody2D isn't supposed to be capitalized. Hope this helps

[@makicardenas8603]

@@furiouslyfast424 that wasen't the problem here is the code and see what i did wrong using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; public class BallMove : MonoBehaviour { [SerializeField] private float speed; private Rigidbody2D body; private void Awake() { body = GetComponent(); } private void Update() { body.velocity = new Vector2(input.GetAxis>("Horizontal") * speed,body velocity.y); }

[@lukegraham855]

I have the same error, do u know what the problem was yet?

[@akaithecreator7448]

I have it too

[@Grazzio558]

​@@akaithecreator7448 here is the fixed code let me know if it worked Changes made: Added a missing semicolon after the GetComponent() line. Corrected the syntax error in Vector2 by removing the extra parentheses and provided correct parameters. Changed input.GetAxis> to Input.GetAxis. Declared a variable moveInput to store the result of Input.GetAxis("Horizontal") for readability and efficiency. using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; public class BallMove : MonoBehaviour { [SerializeField] private float speed; private Rigidbody2D body; private void Awake() { body = GetComponent(); // Error: Missing semicolon } private void Update() { float moveInput = Input.GetAxis("Horizontal"); // Error: Incorrect method name and missing variable declaration body.velocity = new Vector2(moveInput * speed, body.velocity.y); // Error: Syntax error in Vector2 and incorrect method name } }

[@dogghgyt9324]

ONE IMPORTANT QUESTION : what keys do i press to move the player cause wasd and arrow keys dont move it

[@arisemagical8674]

same here

[@none21350]

for the player to jump u press the space keyboard and to move him left press left arrow button and the same for the right

[@黒kdiii]

i have the same issue its just not moving helpp

[@griffinbrooks6748]

Make sure to capialise the words Horizontal and Vertical

[@Rukabu_Break]

@@黒kdiii what version do you have?

[@Fungy563]

My man just saved my life XD My game design teacher sucks and really hasn't taught anything. He just links KZbin videos and they are so hard to follow as a beginner. I rarely comment but thanks bro for an actually great tutorial.

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

Glad I could help and hope you get a great grade :D

[@HenryJamesSuarez]

Holy moly! This video is insaneeeee. I am a beginner without experience with this platform, and yet it is easy to follow. Big thanks!

[@Tugezu]

4:55 when you rename that SampleScene to level one, what button do you press on that message box? when i press reload the 2D sprite just disappears... (and pro tip: show your cursor on your video and it will be much easier to follow)

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

First select something, then press F2 to rename it. Yeah, sorry about the cursor, I added it in episode 2.

[@jappyproductions4429]

When I try to drag the player movement script onto the player it says “can’t add script component ‘player movement’ because the script class cannot be found. Make sure there are no compile errors and that the file name and class name match.”

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

The file name in Unity and the script name in code have to be the same and have no spaces. There's a reason I called it PlayerMovement in both places.

[@jappyproductions4429]

@@PandemoniumGameDev Oh, I see the problem now, Thanks!

[@lulaluptv]

Please anybody I need help ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ when I tipe in Rigidbody2D it doesn't get colored and it doesn't work

[@lulaluptv]

Pleas

[@animatordog3424]

@@lulaluptv dont worry, this happened to me too. Try fixing it by following these steps. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWTWeZV8ot-kaas&ab_channel=qubodupDev

[@DaXYZPro]

Same thing happens to me even when I copy and paste the exact same code.

[@makicardenas8603]

same, always the comments that need help or say "help" are always on the buttom of the comment section

[@lukegraham855]

Have u figured out what the problem was? I have the same problem

[@CHITUS]

One of the better 2D platformer tutorials I've seen on KZbin. It's been a great help so thank you!

[@georgem1077]

Mate, I have been watching so many videos the past few days trying to wrap my head around the most basic of features, I wanted to make a few games to see how I got on with it but most of the videos I have watched so far have been overwhelming and felt rushed or made with the expectation people had some knowledge. Your video has been thorough and very well paced, I am just getting started but I am looking forward to working through and following the rest of these! Thank you very much!

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

Hey George, very nice to hear that! Thanks for the encouragement and keep going!

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I've just started learning Unity by your video. I was really worried about if I wasn't going to understand what you are doing but you explained literally every single detail and thats just the thing I want. You earned a subscriber :) Keep up the good work! I am very excited for the second lesson :))

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My guy this was uber helpful as an intro to C#, i have done a fair amount of python/php/javascript development for my work and just starting to get into making games as an interest. Thank you!

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OMG, I'm gonna watch ALL this serie and code a game by myself. You earned a new sub, this is incredible. I will tell you if anything is going wrong :D

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Finally a proper tutorial. This really helped, I’m glad you actually explained what you did instead of just doing stuff and expecting the viewers to know without explaining. I plan on making a 2D game where you play as a shovel digging through levels and using your abilities to get through puzzles

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

Sounds cool, make sure to share a link once it's done.

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This is a very useful and weel done tutorial, the fact that you explain what every single line of code does makes it even more interesting, as in other tutorials they just tell you to copy and paste everything. Thank you

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oh lord thank you so much for black square sprite i have been looking for it forever

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

😆

[@will41n]

@@PandemoniumGameDev actually, this tutorial is very good and it helps me so much, thanks :D

[@PandemoniumGameDev]

@@will41n Glad to hear it, good luck!

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[@PandemoniumGameDev]

Really great to hear that, thanks a lot! Good luck with the process!

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[@PandemoniumGameDev]

Best of luck and have fun making and playing it :D

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[@PandemoniumGameDev]

Glad to hear you found it useful! Good luck on your game dev journey 🤞

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I tried and quit a couple times as well when starting off, glad to hear you're back on track! Happy learning and keep getting better 🙌

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[@PandemoniumGameDev]

Pat yourself on the back for finding it and following along 😁 Thanks a lot!

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Love to hear that, thanks!

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Love to hear that! Good luck and happy learning!

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[@PandemoniumGameDev]

Thanks a lot! Good luck on your game dev journey :)

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[@PandemoniumGameDev]

That's awesome to hear! Glad to have a contribution and good luck 🙌

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it's been 3 years but i'll still comment lol. I am trying to get into game development and this tutorial finally made me feel like i understood something instead of copying it all. thanks

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[@PandemoniumGameDev]

Thanks a bunch, very glad to hear that!

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[@PandemoniumGameDev]

Thanks a lot, much appreciated!

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