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Main Character and First Script
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Your progress
1.
Create a New Scene
2.
Import Assets into your Project
3.
Use a Sprite to create a GameObject
4.
Set coordinates for Ruby
5.
Units of distance in Ruby's Adventure: 2D Beginner
6.
Create a New Script
7.
Explore the Default Script
8.
Adjust the Update Function
9.
Declare a Variable
10.
Move the GameObject
11.
Store the GameObject’s new position
12.
Using your code in Unity
13.
Structuring Scripts
14.
Structuring Scripts: Line Endings
15.
Structuring Scripts: Number Formats
16.
Check Your Script
17.
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Summary
In the previous tutorial, you learned the layout of the Unity Editor and discovered that a Scene is formed of GameObjects that have Components which specify how those GameObjects work in our game.
Now it’s time to add GameObjects to your own Scene!
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Recommended Unity versions
2018.3 - 2019.2
Language
English
Tutorial
Main Character and First Script
Main Character and First Script