ACCESS the FULL COURSE here: https://academy.zenva.com/product/unity-game-development-mini-degree/?zva_src=youtube-gamedevmd TRANSCRIPT Hey guys in this first lesson we're going to set up our character controller which is going to require that we import the Standard Assets that Unity provides for us to use that platform character controller, and we're going to get it set up in our scene with a simple little ground object just so we can get our player up and running so we can get started making our game. We're going to start from a blank project here, I am In Unity Hub 2.0 which looks a little different than 1.9 and back but overall it's just the same process here, I'm gonna create a new project and I'm gonna create it in the latest beta version available to me which is 2019.2 and I'm going to create a project called Industrial Jones and it's gonna be a 2D project now this doesn't necessarily matter here but it's just gonna set up our project with some 2D settings that we can change ourselves if we wanted to later on. Then click create project. So in our blank project I'm just gonna make sure I'm on the same layout by going up to Layout and going to Default so we have the exact same set up here, and what I want to do is go over to the Asset Store tab and we're going to find the Standard Assets that Unity provides by just saying standard asset. And we're going to download and import these into our project. Now this includes a few different packages that we do not need we only want the 2D character controller that gets our platformer up and running very quickly. So what I'm gonna do is I am going to go through, I don't think I need any of these scenes so I'm just gonna turn off sample scenes entirely and in Standard Assets I do not care about let's just collapse all of this here, I don't want vehicles, utility, prototyping, physics materials, particle systems, fonts, environment and in the editor I do not want the water, I do want the cross platform input though, we do not need the characters folder it's just 3D stuff, so we'll import the entire 2D folder, cross platform input and the editor for cross platform input. Now we get an error for that but that's fine we can just clear that out and right click and create a 2D object sprite. It's just gonna be our ground object for now something for us to walk on so I'm just gonna change the sprite to let's see, we'll just make it, doesn't really matter just a platform just like that and we'll just stretch this out here just something to walk around on for now In the next lesson we will create an entire level based on tiles I wanna add a component to this that is going to be a box collider 2D. So we can collide with the platform with our player and speaking of our player let's go into our 2D Standard Assets f ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmxQCplrrK4

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