jozen

4y

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Post what you're working on itt

Or if you need help I'm willing to drop some good resources

dawg

4y

i learned some programming during this covid summer. I've been mainly interested in coding as a artistic form with p5js. but for more larger particle systems I have to eventually pick up GLSL shaders for those type of artistic pursuits.

I was wondering if it was easier to use a game engine for things like generative art with coding

jozen

4y

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Post what you're working on itt

Or if you need help I'm willing to drop some good resources

d stoner

4y

How did u learn the basics of coding?

I can use unity and blender, but idk how to make any custom code (like a character respawn or ending a scene and loading a new) or how to properly attach animations to an action.

I dont even know where to start learning to code s*** like that.

d stoner

4y

How did u learn the basics of coding?

I can use unity and blender, but idk how to make any custom code (like a character respawn or ending a scene and loading a new) or how to properly attach animations to an action.

I dont even know where to start learning to code s*** like that.

jozen

4y

I learnt C# before I even started messing with stuff in Unity, made it alot easier

I'd def recommend going through a basic C# tutorial like the one from freecodecamp

another great teacher on youtube is Brackeys, he has a playlist of unity and c# tutorials I believe