Tutorial 07

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We're just about accomplished with the Ruby 2D game in this week's tutorials. All that remains is to add audio to the game to make it more exciting and fun. The music in a game makes it a little more delightful, and players enjoy it when there is good music in a game. the audio tutorial was simple and easy to follow. I noticed that we would need to link the music we installed as an mp3 to the camera in the game if we wanted it to play repeatedly throughout the game.


The second tutorial wrapped how to build and run the game. Now that the game is finished, I needed to create a standalone application that you could upload to a digital store.

So that people can play the game without having to install the Unity Editor and all of your assets on their machine.

I'm so happy and content that everything is working so well, and I'm so proud of how much work I put into making the game.

Following the tutorials is not an easy task, and even a minor error can have serious consequences.


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