Well, it's going good with Unity tonight. I was a little confused last night with all of that C# bullshit, but I found a guy on YouTube that is a really good guide for using C# with Unity. He takes you through making various levels of difficulty and detail in making games and so forth. I can't code like a champion quiet yet, but I'm getting there. I'm guessing that somewhere around a month from now, I'll be able to make basic games on my own without tutorials. It will be a while before I'll tackle bigger projects like I hope to, but I know that at this rate, I'll be able to actually create sleek designs for my future game that I can test on the Playtable once it comes out and to my house. My ultimate goal with all of this is to be able to digitize my board games that I create and possible put some commercial value to them.... That's that dream at least..
If you are at all interested in learning how to make games and you have no idea where to start, go to the guy's videos, here:
this is the video that I'm currently working on. It takes you through making a simple time guessing game, but it will get drastically better as he goes along. I bought like three courses on Udemy that talk about how to make games in Unity, but this free resource is the best thing at my current level. Now that I found this, I can start to understand the more complex concepts that were flying over my head for the last couple of days. Now, after a finishing his string of eighteen courses or something like that, I feel like I could easily go to those advanced ones that I got. Then, I'm hoping on finding out how to take the animations that I've made and implementing them into a game. Exciting stuff. I'm thinking that as long as I keep using the skills I've learned thus far, it will re-establish them, rather than just taking a thousand Blender courses on modeling. It will take me forever before I'm amazing at that, so, I'll take the level I'm at now and work with it more practically.
Good luck to anyone out there learning Unity and I hope this guy can fill some of the gaps that I was missing! Take Care!