Unity Free Tutorials

Hey guys!

today i am watching unity tutorials on how to further enhance my game.

i started with a unity tutorial on the basis of creating a bow styled like Hanzo's from Overwatch

linked here, in the tutorial we learn two very important aspects i want to include in my game, charge speed and charge max.

After this i watched a small tutorial on how to add a timer to your UI linked here, it used a specific script that was attached in the videos case to the car in his game.

a very important feature he showed was a start timer and finish timer which is very necessary for what i wanted to create for my own game

Other then watching new videos on the bow and arrow aspect i have been going back and re watching all unity tutorials to try and get a better understanding of the entire process.

i feel going back and re watching is really helping as there was a lot i had missed and a lot i hadn't really picked up and memorized.

this way going back i can ensure that any mistake i make i will be able to fix and correct extremely easily

Hanzo POV bow animation

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