Instantiate Unity

 Done like this. Random . Range (1,10); Random A class for getting random data. Range Gets a random float number between the numbers you set. Simple Right? Read more from the original content here

An overview of how to use OnCollision and OnTrigger functions. Which almost all games have. Ha..

Sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo. We want to make a simple Zelda like obstacle. A platform will turn 180 degrees (flip over) every 3 seconds. A nice little obstacle to place over lava or a tank filled with sharks =3

So, here's how it's done. function addingExp(){     var level = gameObject.Find("Player").GetComponent(Level);     level.experience +=50; } Explanation: gameObject.Find("Player")  Finds the object the script it attached to. Player is the name of the object, note that the name has to be in quotations. GetComponent(Level) Finds the name of the script. level.experience +=50; level is calling the variable that we just set above, experience is a variable within the script that were calling on in the code.

To anyone who writes programs in Unity should be aware of their script reference manual Unity has on it's website. I, only learning of Unity 2 weeks ago, have found this very helpful and of course still do...

A dip into JavaScript. Before I begin. var is a variable. You need to declare your variables before you start writing code so the code will execute properly. Declaring a function goes like this: function Update(){ //Insert your code here.... }

Well, its going to be about creating games on Unity . I am relatively new to the interface and JavaScript. But I have gotten used to it through great tutorials and scripting references . I am going to be developing a simple (or at least at first.) video game, and keeping track of it on this blog here. Unless your at least relatively familial with Unity, you might want to watch all the tutorials (Yes I know its alot) to understand exactly what I am talking about.