I want to examine my scene, scripts and also materials.

Hi guys, I need a suggest about "How can I design better that objects?" About materials or textures and lightings. I want to use simple colors. But If you have that scene, what will you do? Please do for me, put yours screenshots in to comments below.

I shared my Scene as unitypackage. Also in there are my scripts, materials..

Just I need FEEDBACK about my "Design, lightings, materials, textures.." and my scripts, my coding style...
I need research to "is there any good alternatives for that scene?". Because if the question answer is yes, so I need to learn and need to improve my skills. Thanks for interesting.

This the screenshot what is it in the package.



And also below the Youtube link is a playlist about my development logs. I recorded every updates, buildings etc..

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIsS3tmQfu9rekUBQxEo3MQGmWI2r3siS

 

Why don't you post the scripts in which might be an issue here?

 

Because this is the discussion section

 

Yes the subject isn't only about scripting. Its about everything on that scene which I shared.

 

I thought it was the cowboy keyboard troll section? my bad..

 

So, any suggestion?

 

Hi Whoaa, i think there is no simple answer, if there was i would give it to you. lights, materials etc, and how to design things in Unity is a long process of getting knowledge, not only knowledge about Unity but also general design and light pixel understanding. The best advice i can give so to check out the tutorial section, its pretty good. I wish you good luck on your great journey. I give you the link here https://unity3d.com/learn/tutorials

 

Hi, Ironmax,

First at all thanks for interesting.
I know there is no simple answer but I'm wondering about what kind of scene should I do with that objects and simple color consept. Also, I shared that scene because of the others can examine my scripts for give me to feedback.

That Unity3D official tutorials, I have already interested in. There are really good I know, but I need kind of "experience" from you guys. I hope, I could explain myself.

Thanks.