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Discussion in '2D' started by sumskin, Jun 23, 2019.

  1. sumskin

    sumskin

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    hello, I'm a new user in unity. when I'm following tutorials and the code for movement on the player is exact same. it still does not work it has lots of errors and when I try to fix it, it gets worse:mad:. I want to make a 2d platformer game. I don't know how to code yet so I want some code to use for movement or help with starting coding. i hope you help.:)
     
  2. Cressidali

    Cressidali

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    Could you provide the code and some information on what do you want it to do and what the issues are? Because right now I can't help you, with no code or information.

    Also, you'll face a lot of obstacles and issues if you don't know how to code at all. Unity provides a lot of good tutorials for beginners, and some intermediate subjects. Go to https://unity3d.com/ and look for tutorials there. If you're willing to pay some money there are many good courses on https://www.udemy.com/ with a good learning curve for beginners.
     
  3. sumskin

    sumskin

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    I'm experiencing errors such as error cs 1022 and I don't know where I need to put in {}, () and ; . i got the codes from brackeys
    and some random videos around moving the character
     
  4. Cressidali

    Cressidali

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    Could you copy/paste the code here? while writing a comment there is "Insert code" on the right side of the comment options. I can't help if I can't see where the problem is in your code.

    Edit:
    I recommend you start learning how to code here:
    https://learn.unity.com/course/beginner-scripting

    Brackeys is great but only if you are familiar with coding since his tutorials are short and to the point.