What is “PSUEDO-CODE” Pseudo code or Pseudo in a script is marked out lines in a script that are there to help anyone that did not write the script such as people in a development team be able to read the code as if they are not that tech savvy…

one of the most important things when writing a scrip it this little aspect that can consist of many data types here are four of the most common data types used the most. A int, float, Boolean, and last but not least the Stings as well there is presets to…

In this episode of….. today I would like to cover making a “GIF” in photoshop. yes there is several other programs out such as ShareX, Gyazo, Adobe After fx and many more even websites that you can upload your work to that will gif it for you. how ever I…

In many cases I find when someone reaches out asking for help, I have found that 1). the error “WORD” itself can be intermediating. When the person sees the word ERROR and freak out and are not understanding the breakdown of what the console is telling them. In many cases…

This is Kind of a 3 part- one, hence the name. To start where I left off the last entry here is where to go next in my method/ Madness if you want to call it :). However, to be honest! There is a few other writings I can add…

In this continuation, where we left off last time was starting the project for the 2d galaxy shooter well as I had stated I had to find a integration to hold focus and get it done to playable standards. …

For most at this point it is pretty strait forward you have your project open. You have linked it to your GIT repository. First I would like to apologies, as this one is going to be slightly longer than the writings before this one, due to I have missed a…

here is a quick and sure fire way to take and link your unity project folder to you git hub repository in a few simple steps. go to where your project is saved on your computer/pc. from here you would open the folder right click and select git bash here…

To start with you would want to open the Unity Hub application it looks like this. then once you sign in it will change to something similar to