Unity Tutorial 06

A screenshot of Lesson 3

Hi guys! Tonight (yes tonight hahaha)I will be discussing what I have learned after completing the last part of Lesson 3 of Unity Tutorial 06. I was having trouble last week starting the lesson because of an error that kept happening and I had to redo the tutorial a couple of times! (I feel like Unity doesn't like me hahaha). I installed the 2020 version and it was great! I was able to finish the lesson without any problem. Unfortunately, the newest version had many changes, especially at the Animation part of the Inspector. So I decided to redo the lessons and use the 2018 version instead, it didn't really take me a while to complete because I have the codes already so it was fine.

Here are the things that I learned:

New Functionality:

I was able to add music to the background and also when the player jumps.
I also learned how to put the particle effects at the player's feet when they start running. However, the particles disappear whenever they don't touch the ground.
When the player hits an obstacle, there are sound effects added and an explosion.

New Concepts & Skills:

Particle Systems
Child object positioning
Audio Clips and Audio sources
Play and stop sound effects

Challenge 3

A screenshot of Challenge 3

At first, while I was doing the challenge it was a bit difficult for me because the player object this time is a balloon and it took me a while to get used to the different names inside the coding. But fortunately, I became to understand them gradually and I was able to complete the challenge. In the end, I realized that the problems weren't that difficult as well and it only needs a bit of change.

I hope you enjoy reading my blogs and I will see you next week for the next Unity Tutorial!

BYEEEEEEEEEE~

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