How a Gamemaker learned Unity

What was the primary reason Mark chose Unity as his game engine?

• Unity offered the best graphics.

• Unity was the easiest game engine available.

• Unity's popularity and the abundance of learning resources available.

• Unity was the only engine that supported 2D game development.

Which game engine did Mark decide not to use?

• All of the above

• Game Maker

• Unreal Engine

• Godot

What major challenge did Mark face when initially learning Unity?

• He couldn't understand the tutorials.

• He followed tutorials without grasping the underlying concepts.

• He couldn't install Unity on his computer.

• He found the Unity interface too complex.

How did Mark learn Adobe Premiere effectively?

• By experimenting with every feature in one go.

• By attending a formal class.

• By reading the official Adobe Premiere manual.

• Through repetition and gradually increasing complexity.

What did Mark compare learning game development to?

• Learning to drive

• Learning video editing software

• Learning a new language

• Learning to cook

What was the first simple game Mark replicated to learn Unity?

• Flappy Bird

• Pop the Lock

• Tetris

• Pac-Man

What was Mark's approach to understanding Unity's basics?

• Focusing solely on graphics

• Memorizing the manual

• Skipping the basics and jumping into advanced topics

• Understanding GameObjects and their components

How did Mark feel after successfully replicating Flappy Bird in Unity?

• Confused

• Disappointed

• Overwhelmed

• Proud and more confident

What does Mark emphasize as crucial for learning game development?

• Completing every Unity tutorial available.

• Building familiarity with tools and experimenting.

• Focusing only on 3D game development.

• Memorizing all Unity shortcuts.

What did Mark find challenging when replicating 'Pop the Lock'?

• Designing the game's artwork

• Understanding quaternions for rotations

• Writing the game's story

• Creating sound effects