Unity : Creating A Project

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 Hi welcome back so I guess you're ready to learn game development so don't worry I won't take money from you but you can donate only IF you wish at this paypal : sanjeevbshah@gmail.com. If you don't want to then you don't have to well I believe that education should available for everyone. Hey, why am I wasting time let's get started duh.

Some steps to Get Started in unity are :

Installing unity

you can install unity from unity.com straight for windows or mac users but if you're on linux like me you should install Unity hub. Unity hub is recommended for windows and mac users too. After you install unity hub a you may be told to active a license so you need to login / register at first then click on get new license. After you've got your license go to Installs-> Add then select unity version and add modules (which are specially for the platform you want too build your game on ) then click 'Done'.

Creating Unity Project

So you've installed unity now what you need to do is you need to create Unity project so I'll show ya how to. Firstly, go to projects then click new  then give your project a name and select it's type and press create as shown in the figure.





Done!

Guys thanks for reading my tutorials if you have any questions then please ask on  comments Bye see you on next blog.





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