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Unity Tutorial 02

Unity Tutorial 02 screenshot of my work.

For this week's Unity Tutorial, we must complete two things such as decorating the world of our 2D games using the tiles that we converted into sprites. I had fun decorating my game and I really took time to place the objects where I think it looks good. I think it is good that we can design our game as we can add as many things as we can. I also learned how to add a physics system to our player controller therefore it does not fall when I play the game. I was also thought about how to adjust the box collider in the 2D version and it does not really have a difference between the 3D versions.

Problem:

While I was doing the tutorial, I was distracted by the heading of the "Ruby Controller" as the first letter was not in a capital letter. I decided to rename and when I added new codes onto the player, it was not working anymore, and I was having trouble looking for the error. I tried again the next day and it still did not work as I have not realized what I did wrong. Therefore, I made up my mind that I will create a new Ruby player and a Script, but I named it "PlayerController" to help me not to get confused between the old version. 

In the end, everything worked perfectly again, and I was able to complete the tutorial! This week, I learned that I should be more careful next time as I cannot change my work as easily as I think it would be and that I should not be lazy to recheck my work!! 

Here are the lists of the things that I learned from this week:

  • I learned how to change the drawing order of my GameObject
  • How to create Prefabs from GameObjects in the 2D version.
  • Prefabs are very important in Unity 2D
  • The basic information about Physics System
  • I added a Rigid Body component to help the Physics system handle objects.
  • I also adjusted the Collider to the PlayerController and MetalCube prefabs.




 

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