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[Unity][Programmer][Rookie]I'm looking for a job to improve my programming skills

A topic by Naitis_cor created 12 hours ago Views: 72 Replies: 3
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Hi! I’m a beginner Unity/C# developer. I’ve already finished and released a small 2D platformer (made in Godot): https://naitis-cor.itch.io/deppres-below. Now I’m learning Unity and C# to make more games, mostly platformers and metroidvanias.

What I can do: [e.g. player movement, animations, tilemaps, simple enemy logic, pixel art/sound edits].

What I’m looking for: a small team or a game jam team, ideally with someone a bit more experienced who is happy to explain the logic behind the code. I learn fast when I understand the “why”. Unpaid or for-experience projects are fine.

I'm free during the day on weekdays. My English is basic (I use a translator), so I may reply a bit slowly, but I always reply.

Ds: https://discord.com/users/1250043222789722197

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ooo. Well I wanna use unity but I dont have a laptop yet although im getting one i was wondering if I can get any tips or tricks or anything really ill be using unreal5 unity and blender and moho pro for my games. Although im on a s10 lite andriod 15 tablet Samsung  not phone sadly now but I do have godot on my deivce but pc godot and andriod godot are two completely diffrent things sadly.. also im not allowed to have discord sadly since my parents say no or whatever so. Also i only know I was wondering if I could get like- advice since I only know and html only




<DOCTYPE html>    


<head>    


<body>    


<meta charset UTF-8>    


<title>something</title>    


</head>    


<body </body>    


<html> only know hello world in python and lua thats all I know python print("Hello World!") and lua print("hello world") print('hello world') and pygame import pygame pygame.init()




and html only




<DOCTYPE html>    


<head>    


<link href"style sheet" ref"style.css>    


<body>    


<meta charset UTF-8>    


<title>character</title>  


</head>  


<body>  


<h4>welcome to my foxie world</h4>  


<p>this is my first web page actual</p>  


</body>  


</html> JavaScript i only know is


Console.log("Hello World!");

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Hey, I'm still a newbie myself, so I'm not the best mentor, but here's my advice: don't try to tackle everything at once (Unreal, Unity, Blender)—pick one thing and see it through to a small, finished game. Godot on a tablet is also a good way to practice; the main thing is to work on something useful. Take care, buddy.

But only thing is have troubles with is the actual importing frames of animation images and also images into code and what not also code spacing like I know 4 spaces but. Or tab on keybored thats it