Unity Tutorial 01

 I revisited the Unity tutorials this week. This time was a little different because we had three options to choose from. I chose the path of making a 2D game.

I chose this because I built a 3D game last semester but never had the opportunity to build a 2D game. I also wanted to expand my understanding of 2D game development.Ruby's Adventure: 2D Beginner Project was the name of the game I made. 

The first part aided us to get us started. I Create a new scene, add the main character (Ruby), and wrote  first screenplay to move the main character in the first segment. All of this came naturally to me because I had already completed this process multiple times throughout the previous semester.

In the second section of the lesson, I gave the game some keyboard input. First, I changed my code to have Ruby on the X axis from left to right.

Then I wrote code to have Ruby go from left to right and up and down the screen.

I learned how to Paint on Tilemap with Tiles, generate Tiles from Sprites, and produce many Sprites in a single picture file in the final tutorial.

When I had to break each image into 9 Sprites, it was a little challenging at first, but after a while it became second nature.

I had a lot of pleasure designing my own tile pattern for Ruby.