Programming: Scratch vs Unity

I'm comparing scratch programming and unity programming and compiled into this video.

If you're new to programming, or you're wondering which programming platform to choose, this video is -not- for you! We'll compare scratch programming and unity programming, and see which is better for different tasks. We'll also include a coding meme to make the video a little more fun!

Chapters:
0:00 Simple Projects
0:35 Complex Projects
1:10 Learning
1:27 Library
1:46 UI
2:01 Errors
2:24 Stacks
2:53 Piracy

#codingmeme #programmingmeme #scratch #unity

[DimonKILL]

As a Scratcher: i'd give you a tip that clones are one of the most optimal things for low sprite cost, but they can lag and are limited to 300 clones.

[RICX_OFFICIXL_Channel]

How To Make The INFINITY in Scratch:
1. Find The "Operators"
2. Find The ( / ) Block
3. Type 1 in The First Cell Of a Block
4. Type 0 in The Second Cell Of a Block
5. Done.

[skyfish]

It's actually pretty easy to make scratch crash. Just make a list and make sure it has something in it, and just add itself to it and put it in a Forever loop.

[cybr._.]

not sure if not finding the sin function in scratch is intentional, but it does exist, just click the drop-down menu of the block that says "abs of x" (absolute value of x)

[thesleepykitten]

As a human being using both Scratch and Unity I feel this

[jcode]

1:27 Actually, there are sin, cos, tan, ..., they are in the Operator tab, last block, called "([abs] of ( ))".
You can change "abs" to sin etc.

[mrgmelover]

0:37
This is why when I have a lot of related variables, I just make a list instead and treat each item as it’s own variable. Also, it pains me to see that many sprites. I just use clones

[trappist-d]

As someone who made an epidemic simulator all by myself in Scratch, I can agree on all the Scratch things shown.
Especially in the minute 0:39, I remember having all good and sophisticated script and then a very long pile of "set variable" blocks... so relatable... Also the thousands of sprites used just for the buttons...

Edit: I switched to Unity... every damn breathe I take in causes a freaking error...

[reglan_dev]

As a mediocre unity developer, and ex-advanced scratcher, i can say that both have many differences, but each one does its job right, and both can be really nice go use, if you spend some time learning

[nicepotato]

What? You have only 36 subscribers? This seems like great content for so little popularity!

[FabioGamingFG]

The difference is that in Unity you actually need to know how to code

[whwhwhhwhhhwhdldkjdsnsjsks]

0:50 bro made a different sprite for every button 💀

[coding_guy]

0:23 as you see, you get 180 different errors THAT GOT ME XDD

[Scratch.Tutorials]

Making a 3D object in unity: import 3D mesh

Making a 3D object in scratch: abs, sin, tan, Nan, cosine, physics, pen, atan, arcsin, days from 2000...

[mihadev]

Man. That's true, I was starting on scratch, after year I moved to Unity.

[SensStuff]

0:19 your voice makes it more hilarious lmao

[nxfskie]

2:57 omg KTaNE reference (loved playing this with mods)

[RoostyDev]

Ngl, as a Unity user, I hate how long it takes but it always works much better than scratch.

[mirrorkirby]

Sin, Cos, etc... have a single block in the operators tab. It defaults to Abs, and looks like this : " [Function] of (Value) "

[ShinySalazzle]

They both have their ups and downs. This video explains it in a funny and entertaining way.