In this video, you'll learn how to make the wheel spin left. You will: Create a C# script Apply the script to the wheel Play it in game mode

Alright, the wheel is rotating around the Z-axis. But, how do we make it stop? In this tutorial, you'll learn how to make the slow down and stop. We'll learn how to: Add onto the C# script to make the wheel slow down and stop Play it in game mode & also learn how the math concept of exponential decay is connected to creating a gradual decrease in speed

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to build high-impact creatives and how to optimize their performance. You’ll learn the basic principles of interactive ads, how to analyze and optimize their performance, and tips and tricks on how to build an effective creative team.

Take advantage of this completely revamped course to learn how to design and build a 2D Roguelike Game. Throughout this course, you will organize and prioritize your tasks, go over complex programming concepts, and explore the use of pixel art in Unity. By the end of it, you'll have a fully functioning game that you can then build upon to make it your own!

How to make a game object's transform face another's by using the LookAt function. This tutorial is included in the Beginner Scripting project . Previous: Translate and Rotate Next: Linear Interpolation

How can we change up what the spinner looks like? What if we want to adjust speed? Or increase the number of choices that the needle lands on? In this video, you'll learn how to experiment Add onto the C# script to make the wheel slow down and stop Play it in game mode & learn how exponential decay facilitates a gradual decrease in speed

Unity for Humanity empowers storytellers and changemakers to make the world a more equitable, inclusive, and sustainable place for all. Unity for Humanity's: Guide for Creators covers how to design games that create impact.

So you’ve finished 2D Beginner: Adventure Game and are now familiar with how Unity works, but what’s next? How do you transform an idea into a working application? This 2D Roguelike tutorial will do the following: Help you organize and prioritize tasks from ideas Go over more complex programming concepts Explore using a pixel art aesthetic in Unity In this course you’ll create a project that will use graphical and audio assets that are provided. This might make this tutorial a bit longer to complete, but by the end of it, you’ll have created and coded an entire vertical slice of a game! A vertical slice is a functioning part of a larger game, used to test how the final game would look and play. You’ll also follow the same process that you would follow prototyping a game from an idea, writing code and refactoring it to make it more elegant and useful as you stumble on problems or limitations.

Creating a good user interface (UI) for your game helps to add a level of polish to your application as well as convey important information to the player. In this tutorial, you’ll harness the power of Unity’s UI Toolkit to display a health bar in the provided support project.

This is a perfect project for anyone who is getting started with Unity for the first time. You will learn everything from how to navigate the Unity interface to creating your own game without using a single line of code. Educators, make sure to download the Getting Started with Unity Playground Curriculum Guide and other supporting documents for detailed instructions on how to teach this in class!