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how should i start if i want to make a clicker game?

Discussion in 'Getting Started' started by wawax151, Mar 27, 2018.

  1. wawax151

    wawax151

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    how should i start if i want to make a clicker game? do the clicker games are 2d o 3d?
     
  2. JoeStrout

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    Start with the tutorials in the Learn section. That will teach you the basics of how to use Unity, how to write simple code, etc.

    Then, the easiest way to do your first clicker game would probably be in a Canvas. Though you could also do it with Sprites. You'll know about both of those once you've worked through some of the tutorials.
     
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  3. Kiwasi

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    Code (CSharp):
    1. float money = 0;
    2. money += 1;
     
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  4. thel33tdood35

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    gottent this far, but dunno how to display current money on screen via a text element. im gonna search other ways though
     
  5. sngdan

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    Look for a simpler game engine…unless you have a unity end point for other reasons
     
  6. AcidArrow

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    Simpler? This is exactly the level of complexity Unity is intended for.
     
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  7. sngdan

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    I don’t disagree - my answer was specifically meant for the OP & based on the implied skill set from the questions asked.

    edit: …and not in a bad way. Upgrade to unity if you want to monetize, deploy to different platforms, etc…