step by step project

what simple projects are there that takes you step by step so we can learn this thing?

need helpful links for what is asked

gonna go visual script if that's simplier easier option https://forum.unity.com/threads/visual-script.1016383/

need helpful links for what is asked

 

You're asking very vague questions.

Unity is a complicated beast with thousands of features. You should pick a goal first. What are you trying to make? What are you trying to accomplish?

One of the best places to start in general would be here:
https://learn.unity.com/

 

If you're just going to learn visual scripting without C#, you're doomed to being completely lost. The manual, scripting reference, and every tutorial which isn't specifically teaching you visual scripting, will be only in C#.

As far as simple projects which take you step by step, pick literally any tutorial.

 

Start with Brackeys. Pick a series that relates to what field you want to explore or what sort of game you want to make.

Example: How to Make a Video Game (Generalized course)

 

who has answers like the brackey one?

which link exactly specfically takes you step by step to a simple game?

 

need helpful links for what is asked

 

Brackeys' videos will take you step by step.
This is the sort of field/hobby where you're going to be expected to take some steps on your own and do some digging. No one is going to hold you hand for every line of code along the way.

 

'videos will take you step by step.'

you're saying every single video is step by step to a full simple game ????

that would be pretty impressive

any other sources any one of you made ?

 

other comments not intereested

not what was asked

 

Try Jason Weimann. And before you ask, yes he does run through making a game from start to finish. He has in fact a few videos that do this.

 

(some of) replies on here are unhelpful + bad

i specifically said i was gonna learn visual scripting if that's simplier easier option (which from the past years ago appears to be the case)

and the replies are saying to not do so


you have no idea what my end goal is

how could you make any conclusions that i shouldnt go visual script if you dont even have any idea what my end goal is ??

you're saying all these unhelpful things as if we were wanting to make a big game or something lol, we're not interested in the same things you're interested in

some of us want to be 1-day small prototype demos of games

 

"you have no idea what my end goal is"

You didn't actually explain anything. You didn't tell what you are trying to achieve and what your goals are.

"need helpful links for what is asked"

Why not simply go to YouTube and do a search? Here's what I came up with in less than 2 minutes (from YT authors I have followed). It is probably a good idea to watch some of these comparison videos too so you'll know if visual scripting is for you.

Should You Use Visual Scripting In Unity?

Unity Bolt vs C# Scrips - complete tutorial - which one is for you?

Introducing Bolt: Unity's new visual scripting tool | Unite Now 2020

Getting started with Bolt in Unity! (Tutorial)

Bolt Tutorial - Introduction

 

Well, hello there, as it just so happens, we get a lot of bad questions as well. Yours for example. In your original post you specifically said that you will use visual scripting if that is the easier solution. Thus people talking about visual scripting itself, or comparing it, are fully on-topic. Dont complain about their replies as if they went on to talk about their favorite cars in this thread. Sure, this may have been a problem with the english language on your part, but that's specifically what you wrote, so that's what people may talk about.

For a reason. While it can certainly be easier to grasp the concepts involved in programming, the tool itself is oftentimes limiting you after a while (in either features or speed). Also, since most people dont use it (after, perhaps, initially), it is an especially specific request to ask for full step by step tutorials to create a full game with that. Maybe someone did that.. i dont know. Wont be a common thing tho.
Whether you want to learn how to program or how to wiggle your way through it with visual scripting, either way you will need certain skills. One of the most important ones is to be able to learn something and apply it to something else. So whether you wanna learn C# or visual scripting, i suggest looking at some basic tutorials to build your toolkit, and from there tackle creating some game and look specifically for what you are having problems with, instead of a full step-by-step guide on what keys to press to get to your destination.

 

Honestly, the one thing that helped me the most was https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/index.html (the unity manual) shows a lot of what you can do.