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It took four days, many mental breakdowns and three corrupted projects (not kidding), but now I have a local storage github repo with LFS and I love it! Most importantly: It works and does NOT not work when I need it (Plastic SCM sitting quietly in the corner)! I am sure: This will be the time I complete the 16-Hour Course (I always lost everything due to repo bugs until now) Hbu?

Once entering the editor, it might seem pretty confusing and overwhelming. Instead of starting with the in-skool course, I strongly recommend doing the unity essentials course! After that, you will definitely know the engine. No experience, you will think you wasted your time, I did, but now I believe it helped me so much!

Local multiplayer car game. Two players drive a car using a controller each. P1 has gas and break, P2 can steer. The cars drive with splitscreen in a 3d map. As a tutorial (this will be tutorial game #4) ghere‘s one of Jimmy Vegas. Your opinion? (for those following my current game: I will first finish that cooking game before this)

Today I thought to me: Why don‘t we have game jams? I found nothing against it, so send in field suggestions! Further Updates Coming! (This will be the first time I host one, I might do stupid beginner mistakes.)