Make games without Code? Visual Scripting! (Unity, Bolt)

Can you make a game without code? Let's check out Unity Visual Scripting using Bolt!
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Bolt - Asset Store

Learn Unity in 17 MINUTES!

Unity DOTS Visual Scripting

0:00 Intro
1:05 Bolt Setup
1:47 Naming Scheme
3:32 Bolt Basics
7:10 Variables
9:03 Input and Rigidbody
12:22 More Visual Scripting?

If you have any questions post them in the comments and I'll do my best to answer them.

See you next time!

#unitytutorial #unity3d #unity2d

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I've been developing games for several years with 7 published games on Steam and now I'm sharing my knowledge to help you on your own game development journey.

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[CodeMonkeyUnity]

👍 Learn to make awesome games step-by-step from start to finish.

[Faylayx]

The best way to make games is still “starting a project > realizing you don’t know enough > giving up” and doing that until the end of time

[Acorntt]

When you have 7 game ideas but have no coding skills

[JediMediator]

1:50 I love how a distinction is made between "humans" and "programmers" :D

[VLTNO]

I would like to see making a game using bolt

[cristiano]

I think most users didn't know that bolt is now free. Maybe they avoid the tutorial.

[CodeMonkeyUnity]

Are you interested in Visual Scripting? Have you tried it? Would you like to see more?
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[Shazam]

Recreating your old games in Bolt would be interesting! Would especially like to see the unit profiler comparing how efficient bolt is compared to the scripts you wrote in c#.

[tarikkaya]

Coding isnt just the action of writing it. It is more about problem solving and doing things efficient. This tool just skips the writing part.

[twoonesofeach]

Try making a vr game with the Oculus sdk in bolt. That would be really cool.

[BeardedCatDad]

I would love to see bolt with a complete game. The typical tutorials you do about enemy ai, movement, and so on would be great to see in bolt.

[youneskasdi]

As someone who have a hard time remembering every syntax this is actually really helpful, i still think writing down your c# code is better for bigger projects but this right here might be the future of making those small indie games

[beri]

This looks insanely promising. As an electronics engineer, it's easier for me to think of code as a circuit. I think I will love Bolt.

[Shrud.mp]

I like that I can still follow c# tutorials with BOLT because of how closely it mirrors basic c#

[DivSharp]

I would like to see C# vs Bolt. I want to see the advantage and disadvantages of bolt

[redpepper]

Whoa, I didn’t know this existed! I’ve made a few projects with Unity C#, but never finished them. The slowest part for me was the syntax and typing, so maybe this will help. I’ll have to give it a try. Thanks for the tutorial :D

[andrewmiller]

More Bolt content would be amazing! Subscribed!

[dustinmetzger]

My vote? A character controller, enemy ai implementation, or full game with both.

[kristiyanbalevski]

I'd love more visual scripting tutorials! <3

[Gredran]

I don't have the time to learn semicolons and syntax and lines of code.

Nodes and the flow of data are so intuitive for me. My goal is to make some small prototypes and maybe something bigger eventually to prove to people that it IS versatile.

Maybe try to translate some of your systems and games into this? Compare and contrast and speak about limits you may have found?

Great video!