Great video! I'm glad you enjoyed the course! The issue you had with deleting the object from the prefab is related to the Unity version, they only added the ability to delete individual pieces of a prefab in version 2022, in 2021 you cannot modify the structure of the prefab, so in that version you can either unpack it like you did or just leave it disabled. These are the kind of small things that can indeed generate confusion which is why I highly recommend using the exact same version, that way everything is exactly the same. Heh yeah on the missing Restart button at the end, this is something I only noticed after finishing everything when I was testing out the Steam build, totally forgot to add it. That's pretty much the only change I did off screen between this course and the multiplayer one. Best of luck with your game!

I admire that you never gave up when you came a cross an issue that is outside of the course! I useally procrastine my time away when something like that happens and sometimes quit! Thank you for the inspiration to never give up! I think you got the makings of becoming a great gamedeveloper!

I’m in the opposite camp, I’m pretty good at programming but any art program I open instantly explodes. I really enjoy codemonkeys videos because he tends to make less structured/ hand-holding videos showing off a mechanic. I love watching them and trying to make it myself/expand upon it, even if it doesn’t go anywhere

I watched 3 hours and coded along. started getting confused around 3 hours so re- watched all of it and took notes. now im working on being able to do the first three hours without referencing the video at all before it move on. i couldnt remember anything after doing it once. the second time whille not taking was a lot easier to follow along. now i can do almost all of it without notes or video. after this i will do the next three hours then the final four. until i can make this entire without the video and be able to explain everything im doing

Wholesome af. As someone on a similar journey, minus the 3d art skill, best I can tell programming is a continuous combination "wait wtf, why doesn't that work now?" and *spins in chair, cursing* followed by the occasional "oh! Ohohohohoh! Bahahaha it worked!" so, I feel all of this.

I'm a 3d Artist who's also looking to make the jump and this was really refreshing to see. Thanks for sharing your experience, and good luck on your journey.

Knowing how to code can be a great way to earn some extra cash from a side hustle as well :D

a few ideas of stuff you could add to further your understanding: - the ability to throw and pick up items - a couch co-op 2 player mode - more levels and a level select screen (perhaps with a star rating for each level) - the pan can set on fire if you leave it for too long, have to extinguish with a new fire extinguisher I often find the best things to do after a tutorial is add a lot more to it, especially stuff that you haven't learnt in the tutorial so that you have to get your hands dirty and try new stuff instead of just relying on the tutorial

Cool to hear an artist's take on the course! It was a really good course. After 8 hours into the video I got tired of it, but finished it nonetheless. It was full of aha moments for me, and also the separating visuals and logic was so useful.

Taking his course too! I really enjoyed seeing your journey through the course! Loved your sense of humor and relatable struggles. Kept me interested the whole time and inspires me to keep going through the course!

Can't wait to see u shine ☺️ all the best luck

You are awesome. You did it in 20 hours. I am about 40 Hours in (My work offcourse) and still got around 2 hours to go to finish the course (means it will take me around another 10 :D). Funny thing. I had same problem when deleting the sprite. I actually deleted whole prefab and had to reimport it back again. Good luck in future.

For part 4.5.. I feel you. Highly recommend learning git, then you can always see what and where you changed and maybe even reset everything to the previously working stage.

This video is amazing - Tbh i hope you make tutorials in the future because your delivery is very entertaining, Bravo, and good luck to you! - This was very inspirational and i will be attempting the tutorial soon.

Once again a great video! It was fun to watch you go through that and explaining the different bugs you ran into. I actually started this course as well but gave up half way through. I really like CodeMonkey a lot, but I felt like this was more of an intermediate tutorial, at least for me and I wasn't ready for it. Very impressive that you got all the way through it, and even bounced back from a super frustrating mistake!

Really cool video! I was thinking about trying out this tutorial too since I’m still new with unity and I found this video very informative.

I just started my development journey too. We can be rivals on the road to becoming Pokemon Masters.... er, I mean Programming Masters!

It was interesting to see you tackle the problems that arised during your learning journey with this course! I really need to set aside some time to actually complete the base course and the multiplayer one some day. I just can't stop working on other stuff lol. Good luck on your Steam game project!

It's really inspiring to see rockie game developers like me succeding on making a seemingly simple game but I can understand the difficulties because we all had the same problems once lmao

Love it!

I'm about 6 hours through this and I also deleted the sprite from the prefab lol. I just re-imported the single prefab visual from the original download :D I never figured out how to delete it from the child, so my children still have their sprites, I just disabled them :) Edited to add: I think its time to start using git locally just to recover from mistakes like these

This is so wholesome !!!! I wish you best of persistence, discipline and almighty power of Grind God on your journey!!! And creativity for overflow of ideas... being an artist that can code is a bulletproof combination for success!!! I can code but can't make anything beautiful or eyecatchy... May the power of exception handling be with you!!! And the wisdom of rubber duck squacks your bugs... Go for it!!!

I watching code monkey videos over 1 and half years when the beginning i think he was just doing shit but now i always love his code and tutorials he is legendary coder now the multiplayer released its awesome

I also did his course but it took me 40 hours across a month. I didn't know too much before it meaning I learnt heaps thanks to me taking my time and rewatching parts until they sunk in. I had enough confidence after it to jump into a new project and try to recreate a simple arcade game with zero tutorials and i was very successful, even added a cool rainbow neon affect that i had to discover by myself. Sadly i havent been able to open Unity for the past few weeks as i got sick and when i recovered, i decided that since i want to open unity so badly, i will use it as an excuse to get my drivers license by not opening unity until i get it... ive been desperately trying to convince myself for the past 3 weeks to get my license and still havent tried... it's mental torture, i just want to make games but i really need my drivers license so i can look for more jobs (im currently unemployed)

If you could please tell me/make a tutorial on how to make Unity 3D Puzzles like (Sliding puzzles, rotating cylinder puzzles etc) that can be used in a First Person Game you would be my lifesaver I've got like 2 weeks to make the stuff I've also got the most strict project supervisor in the world who doesn't understand I'm a beginner 😂😭

This was super enjoyable to watch, I really would like to see more videos from your learning process, I find it very encouraging! Also, it’s nice to see some female representation in coding videos. Keep it up ❤

I'm about halfway through the tutorial and it's pretty amazing, and also pretty overwhelming for a relative beginner like me. But if nothing else, it helps you dig into the UI and learn some best practices, both in terms of C# coding in general and decoupling logic and visuals in Unity. I put a chef's hat on my guy, and gave him an angry face since he's working the kitchen all by himself. 😠

Just an FYI, the people who rebind the keys from the typical are left handed people who use mouse in left hand instead of right, they are not insane

7:50 this is why you should always use a version control system like git or plastic scm so you're never afraid of making big mistakes (just make sure to learn from them)

i saw you video and i enjoyed it the xiaomodel was very funny as well

Thanks alot mate😊

I had the same exact icon template problem until I fixed it last week

I don't perform well under pressure either 😂

I was thinking about doing this course. I currently am learning the fundamentals of C# before I dive more into intermediate things like the course - do you feel like you could add your own functionality to the project afterward? I haven’t watched any of Code Monkeys tutorial videos yet but he seems to talk pretty fast

all the mistakes you told you did, yeah i can totally relate to that lol sometimes i let slip such a silly things

Are u answering every single comment? Great vid, wish u best of luck

lol it's exactly how it feels like to try to learn code through Unity and game dev. It's not easy.

C'mon, you can't call yourself a beginner having 3 different Unity LTS versions installed

I think all the oops's came from you using light mode xd

Use git to pull old changes if that happens. Saves you 45 min

You sound like killjoy from valorant

0:05 to 0:35 ??? erm, ??? This part says your apart of a 'game' studio, but you don't know how to make games yet??? If you're going to keep it in, you might want to include your brothers role in the studio, just to give a little more context... I'm hoping he knows something about making games and isn't another artist :/