unity 5

[McJob]

This is called off topic so you can ask for help here.

That doesn't mean you're going to get the help you want.

We're not certified/professional Unity developers. I don't understand why you decided to ask us, when you could have very easily gotten instant answers with a 10 second Google search.

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[hillkill]

god forbid you actually go to a forum dedicated to game development

[McJob]

god forbid you actually go to a forum dedicated to game development

Blockland Forums = Game Forum, not a Game Development Forum. We have game developers here, but they're not the majority.

[foulprairiedog]

Brackeys is helpful.

[Foxscotch]

Blockland Forums = Game Forum, not a Game Development Forum. We have game developers here, but they're not the majority.

what do you think he meant

[SetGaming]

Blockland Forums = Game Forum, not a Game Development Forum. We have game developers here, but they're not the majority.

mc, you just repeated what he said

[otto-san]

he thought hilly boy was respondin to him

[SpongeCraft1212]

I would recommend switching to Unreal once you get the hang of Unity since people are begging for you to switch.

Anyways...

unity has a lot of documentation, that's probably a good place to start

http://unity3d.com/learn

Quill18Creates makes good tutorials for Unity you can find here: https://www.youtube.com/user/quill18creates/playlists

ETeeskiTutorials also makes a good tutorial series for starting out in Unity: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfAMZpOjTmpYjEX4B9iVsE_YQbDJljHCG

[Tumbleweed]

is your game going to include a donation site?

Yes it will

Did everyone like miss this hilarious moment

[hillkill]

Did everyone like miss this hilarious moment

i know right? i'm just sitting here thinking "wtf?"

[otto-san]

I would recommend switching to Unreal once you get the hang of Unity since people are begging for you to switch.

y

i'd just find the engine that you're comfortable with and that provides the tools you need to create your games and stick with it