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Have you ever wished you could create your very own video game? Want to learn more about how your …

How do I create a project?

Open Unity Hub.

Navigate to the projects tab.

Click the new button in the …

The Unity Editor can be intimidating at first!

Don't worry, this short guide will explain all!

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In this tutorial, we will import our first Asset and script SpriteCharacter movement!

Before you start

Download this set of …

By using Tilemaps, making a level is like painting!

Step 1 - Creating a Tilemap

To create a Tilemap, right-click in …

Collision will let SpriteCharacter bump into objects!

Step 1 - Adding Collision to Character and Objects

In order to simulate collision …

In this guide, you will script the Camera to follow SpriteCharacter!

Step 1 - Cinemachine Set-up

Cinemachine is a package that …

This guide will show how to add a Health Collectible!

Step 1 - Adjusting SpriteController script

Open SpriteController script.

We're going …

In this guide, we will use UI Builder to create the User Interface for HealthBar!

Step 1 - UI Builder Set-up …

This guide will show how to code HealthBar to respond to in-game events!

Step 1 - Creating HealthUI Script

We need …

A Damage Zone will reduce the health of SpriteCharacter!

Step 1 - Adding Damage Zone

First, import DamageZone.png into Assets …

It's time to add a Robot that will patrol the area!

Step 1 - Robot Script - Movement

Import Robot.png into …

Let's add a Walking Animation to the Robot!

Step 1 - Animation Set-up

Double-click on the Robot prefab and add an …

This guide will show how to add a Projectile Action that will activate with Left-Mouse Click!

Step 1 - Creating Projectile …

Now we can add a reaction to Robot when coming into contact with Projectile!

Step 1 - Modifying EnemyController Script

We …

In this final guide, we will add Background Music and Sound Effects!

Step 1 - Background Music

Create an empty GameObject …

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DamageZone.cs

using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;

public class DamageZone: MonoBehaviour {
    void …