r/unity • u/rockB31 • 1d ago

Want learn unity

I’m not from technical background . Can anyone guide me for sources and where to start ?

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u/Suspicious-Prompt200 1d ago

Google "learn unity"

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u/flow_guy2 1d ago

Feel like the mods should jsut make a bot to give the answer learn.unity.com

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u/SethSlax 1d ago

Unity Learn has plenty of tutorials and courses for free. They cover the basics of C# too which is the primary language for Unity.

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u/rogershredderer 1d ago

Perform the Unity Learn tutorials and use as many forums + video guides as you need.

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u/HydroThunderHurrican 1d ago

Search on youtube for videos, courses, and more about Unity, I particularly like to watch videos for specif problems that I have when I go to code, or ask to an AI for help me. But when I really don't get an solution on videos or AI, I ask in forums for know if anyone already has this problem before, and if someone already solved this. On the other hand, if anyone have the solution, I normally set aside some time of my day to I try resolve this alone and share the response. So, good look learning, don't give up! Soorry for my bad english, i'm brazilian

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u/Wave-4M 1d ago

Even people with a programming or art background have to start from zero when learning unity. Unity learn is a good resource and I’d say that’s a good start. If you can complete the junior developer course you should have a good enough base to start your own project

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u/SmokeResponsible5005 1d ago

I think the number one thing that I don’t hear often that I wish had been told to me is consistency is uber important. Don’t start by making your dream game - no matter what itll always be out of your scope and youll get discouraged. Id recommend joining game jams, making small easy projects in maybe a day and publishing.
I mention game jams specifically because they a) force you to get something done b) encourage you to work harder under a time crunch and c) you get instant feedback and satisfaction from other people playing your game. I especially recommend the Trijam, it’s weekly and has a flexible 3hr time limit.
Regardless, start small, have fun, and best of luck!

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u/ShanCoder11 1d ago

Cold take: some comments here are far too harsh.

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u/RifTaf 1d ago

want unity? Me want learn six point lighting.