Unity Crash Course for Absolute Beginners! Learn C# and Make Games!!

[@RyanKaufman]

In the grand scheme of one hour of Unity content, this is probably the most efficient and helpful available. Thanks dood

[@simulation_lab]

Glad you think so!

[@polodo4720]

I was struggling on "complete beginner tutorials" that actually do not explain the basics, your video helped me understand what I was doing, great video!

[@andrewray4426]

I cannot describe the sense of creation I felt when I clicked a button and spawned a blue cube ! I am the best !

[@simulation_lab]

Congrats! It's super fun, right?! Welcome to the most addictive hobby ever, game dev!

[@xnaiko2637]

This tutorial is absolute awesome for the crash course theme. Thanks for sharing!

[@simulation_lab]

You're welcome!! Thanks for watching :)

[@Kuvlil]

im sure there is something wrong with youtube not showing this kind of content - please keep up ❤

[@DanielBecirevic]

great video, very quick and to the point, no nonsense.

[@Smriti-r1i]

Thanks for the awesome video. Looking forward for more content.

[@haxstat]

I did everything and I can say this is really good!

[@diegoaguirre9887]

automatically subscribed once I saw the KGALW shirt

[@simulation_lab]

Hahaha one of my all-time fav bands. Thanks for subscribing btw!

[@Ironlionm4n]

I am very curious why you chose to use VSCode for beginners?

[@simulation_lab]

I use it for other work as well, and the extensions are very convenient even though it’s a bit of initial setup.

[@r0yce]

Now I'm curious, what do you generally use for coding? I haven't seen anybody (other than me and a very few individuals) using anything other than VS Code. (Although for C#, Visual Studio was much more popular once.)

[@r0yce]

Now I'm curious, what do you generally use for coding? I haven't seen anybody (other than me and a very few individuals) using anything other than VS Code. (Although for C#, Visual Studio was much more popular once.)

[@Ironlionm4n]

@@r0yce for Unity I use Rider as it has better features than Visual Studio. For front end development I will use VSCode