Did you know that when you make builds and open a full screen window to play, pushing the escape button to exit the window or game isn’t a built in feature? You have to program that. If you don’t, some people may have a hard time figuring out how to…

To build and test your game in Unity is pretty easy. There are many other options for ways to build and deploy your game, however If you want to make a simple build for Unity, this is the way to do it. …

Playing sound effects in Unity is fairly simple. You can just create an audio source and play it like I did with my background music. You just make an object, or if you already have one, add an audio source and then drag and drop in an audio clip into…

See that clip up there? It looks kind of cool and it is fun to play, but it is definitely more exciting and you get a more immersive experience with sound. If you don’t have audio in your game, you will definitely have a less immersive experience for the player…

So, after adding my post processing package I started to mess around with a few things. I ended up only adding bloom and color grading effects, however I adjusted some things inside each of them. I experimented with several other effects, but none of them quite lined up with the…

To add post processing effects in Unity you first need to import the post processing asset or post processing file to your project. To do this, go to window → Package manager → Package: Unity Registry, and then scroll until you find post processing and import it into your project.

Hi! So, in todays article I am going to talk about how to trigger damage VFX on your player. Now, you can make it go to each individual side when a certain amount of damage is met, however I randomized mine so the damage can trigger on either side randomly…

Having enemies in a shooter game is kind of essential. Getting rid of those enemies when you shoot them is also essential. So how do we make it interesting? Well, we could always make them explode! Mission: To create enemy explosion when enemy is destroyed. So, how do we go…

Loading scenes in Unity is a pretty simple and straightforward process. You have to make sure your scene is loaded into the build settings and make sure you are using UnityEngine.SceneManagement in your namespace region of your script. You can call a scene using several methods. Keyboard button presses…