Looking for an experienced Unity programmer for part time work

Hi all, I am working on a game that will go on sale when finished, I am not experienced at scripting and will run into troubles, which has already started. I am looking for someone to help me out who will receive a percentage of sales when the game is finished. I am intending on learning to script as I go, however my natural ability lays with art and ideas, plus I am looking to speed production up as I have a baby on the way.
If any one is available, please contact me by PM for details of the game, thanks for reading!

 

Also use Unity Connect for recruiting, not the scripting forum.

 

Haha Well before you judge me, I am actively working on this project, what I'm looking for is someone to help me when I come across a problem I don't understand much about to help fix it, thanks for the tip on recruiting

 

It's still recruiting and it's not allowed on this forum. If you are working on a script, and you need help, then post some code.

 

No worries, didn't realise, just thought it would be a good place to start

 

Start here:
https://connect.unity.com/

 

Have you seen the Connect subforums? It's an interesting read. The short version is "this doesn't work, please stop". I haven't actually tried it, so it might not be as horridly useless as everyone's saying.

 

I joined, I have a profile:
https://connect.unity.com/u/591bd911090915001fe5031b

I've chatted with a few people on there.

I couldn't say how effective it is at meeting people to work on projects together, especially those that don't actually pay... primarily because I wouldn't join such a project (I already have a team, and we only get paid when we release titles), so I don't have experience with it.

It looks totally fine though.

If I was looking for someone, I'd definitely try there before posting in this forum.

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I do totally agree with the video above.

The 'idea' guys can be super annoying. And they definitely exist on unity connect (as well as other freelance websites I frequent).

Hell my team consists of 2 veterans of the industry over a decades experience in both people's pockets. And still making a game is really hard.

 

Thanks guys, I've joined Unity Connect and had some interest, here goes!