Can you please make a tutorial about how to save options in a options menu, or how to save something in general

Can you make a 2d battleship tutorial series

Ho I forgot....... : P

Brackeys are these scripts still in c#? Can i use mono develop?

Yes the script is in C#. But, don't worry, is praticly the same as Java Script. And yess You can use Mono develop. Juste go to your project pannal, selec the folder you want to put your script, and then right clic, creat--->script--->C#. One it's creat give it a name. Doubble clic on it et VOILÀ. But, be carefull, in C# you have a class at the top of the script and it should be the same as your script name. Don't change it, and don't change the name of you script too. If you change the name of your script, well, you'll need to change the name of your class, Hope I'm clear in my explication. Good luck and good C# :P

That's awesome man! Glad I could help :D

I do to but in the au

Same but in the us

I am from Norway but I just started learning programming and don't know how 2 make my own games yet

@@Coffianto Minecraft, Battlefield, Teardown and candy crush is made in sweden. And im from sweden and im making my own game.

@@jesper9622 and Dani is from norway

Cool profile picture.

3:05

Probably a jump cut?

Wow, I think he did that on purpose so it would line up with what he's saying.

Look at Sebastian Lague's procedural landmass generation series.

YUP. Everytime I am realllllly happy it worked and **dies of dopamine overdose cause it worked first time**

I had no idea how to even start creating the effect I wanted. With your comment I now know what I have to look and search for. Thanks

you want to know if your string belongs to an array or if the word contain at least one element from your array ?

If I understand correctly, you have an array of strings, maybe keywords?, and you want to find out if a given string, s, contains at least 1 instance of a word in the array. E.g.: string[] keywords = new string[4]{'up', 'down',' left',' right'}; string s = "This is probably some input from the user. Something like move left"; string[] delimiters = new string[]{" "}; // These are what will be used to define a "word" in your string. Here, a word is something separated by spaces string[] wordsInString = s.Split(delimiters, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries); // see msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/tabh47cf(v=vs.110).aspx for more info. for(int i = 0; i < wordsInString.Length; i++) { if(keywords.Contains(wordsInString[i]){ HandleKeywordEntered(wordsInString[i]); } } And you might have dictionary mapping strings to actions.

If(array.Contains(myWord)) or foreach(string s in array ) { if(s == myWord ) { Print... } }

suppose that you havce an array of string named Array_Of_String , and you have the string named My_String , loop throughe ach elemnent (name it Word ) in the Array_Of_String and inside that loop check if My_String. == Word do something else do something else

you can do it like this : string[] Array_Of_Strings = new string[2]{"KZfaq","Brackeys"}; string my_String = "Brackeys"; foreach(string word in Array_Of_Strings){ if(word == my_String) Console.WriteLine("the word " + word +" is equal to the string " + my_String); else Console.WriteLine("the word " + word +" is NOT equal to the string " + my_String); } so the output sounds like this : the word KZfaq is NOT equal to the string Brackeys the word Brackeys is equal to the string Brackeys

He said he would do this next week. I advise you to look at Sebastian Lague's Procedural Landmass Generation series (as well as his Intro into Game Dev, if you're new to unity)

Have a world generator script that implements perlin noise, though I would recommend implementing simplex instead. Then if you're making say a 2D game, iterate through every coordinate you want to generate a tile for (n chunks around the camera to save processing time) and calculate the value (density) of said tiles with simplex/perlin noise, then apply which ever rules you prefer and create a corresponding object there or use from pool to prevent major lagspikes. For more complex world generation you can do multiple passes eg. first pass adding basic features like height of the terrain which determines if there is deepwater,water,sand,grass, rock, snow you name it. second pass to determine where trees and other foliage are located and so on. For roads and caves, you should look into perlin worms algorithm or similar. I am not very good at explaining things, but I hope you got something out of this regardless. If you have any questions feel free to ask. PS. perlin noise doesn't work well with integers so you can just add a offset of .n to get desired result.

Unity uses UnityScript, it's a form of C#. Unity also uses JavaScript but Brackeys doesn't use it for UnityScript is easier.