My thoughts on Unity and C# thus far (Patreon)

Every night when I go to bed I read a few pages of a learning book. I have to restrain myself not doing a greater tutorial project on the pc, since I won't have enough time for it any time soon, because of the awesome new update for "zum Damenhaus".
I tried a few things out though.

This tutorial project will be SFW and is just a way for me to learn the whole new thing, because I want to know as much as possible before I start creating a new game. Time is on my side.
By the way, if I am done with that small SFW project, I will post it here. I decided to do the one that would fit my next game the most.

I'm just glad that I have a few things out of my system now. It is stressful to ask myself, if this is possible like in Flash, or that like in Flash, and what about animations, etc. etc.

Actually everything is better then in Flash, but this was to be expected.

To conclude, I think I get the hang of this new environment even faster then I thought.

Additional things:
In the last summer I developed a Mod for Legend of Grimrock 2. You may have heard of the game. It's a great dungeon crawler.
Anyway, the layout of the dungeon editor was surprisingly similiar to Unity. I went halfway through, but I Interrupted it because I got bored
(Still, about 50+ hours work time).
For the Mod I learned a little bit of Lua, a very simple programming language just to make my own little dungeon, but I'll never use this language somewhere else.
The point why I tell you this is that I worked with something which enhanced my basic sense in gamemaking and programming even further, although that it was just for the fun.
Meaning Unity and C# becomes clear to me faster.

Tomorrow version 2.9 will be relased.

Until then, I wish you a warm night.

random Crow