I'm sorry, but if I knew what the frell I was doing, I wouldn't be looking up beginner tutorials on Youtube. They just assume you already know all this stuff. They don't explain how or why they do things. Next I need to make a conditional bweeble zop, then have the trigir tiggle call up my intrager zwingles.'Īt which point my reaction, and I'd imagine any other beginner trying to figure out what they are doing is going to be saying 'What the FORK did he just say?! That makes no damn sense!' They don't bother explaining the terms. 'If I want to do (insert task) first I make X, Y, and Z intrager zwingles. The person making the video is likely to say something like the following: (note, this isn't the actual terms) The youtube tutorials on coding in Unity are even worse. Or they keep throwing out terms that mean nothing to a beginner without explaining anything. Why the frell is it that nobody making 'beginner tutorials' seems to realize that a beginner doesn't know every single short cut, what every option is, and where it is? They talk fast, do everything at seeming hyper speed due to using shortcuts they don't mention or just barely mention in passing, and fail to actually explain how or why they are doing anything. So I've been diving into the dumpster fire that is youtube's blender and unity tutorials. But I kind of want to learn how to make my own art assets. I could pay for work-for-hire to get art assets, true. I don't want to use stock assets if I don't have to. Maybe make something for my own amusement or to share with friends. I figured if nothing else, I could tinker around. And since Unity is free, I downloaded that too. Hearing about Blender last year, I downloaded that since it's free.

I'd been kind of interested in game development ever since I got a copy of the original RPG Maker released on the Playstation One. But they should (in theory) improve over time. Right? I'm willing to accept that my early attempts are going to be crude.

Most of my artistic activities and abilities have been 'crappy drawings' when I was 6 or 7 years old, and the ability to do a pretty decent self portrait (but I'm pants at drawing ears). class in high school that just left me confused because the teacher never actually explained how the frell you use the program we were expected to use. I've farted around in MS Paint a time or three over the years, and tried to take a C.A.D. So, I have no real prior artistic experience.

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