Unity Hub requires a Unity ID to get past the activation process and while we could have installed Unity 2018.3 manually, the Hub makes it much easier to get things rolling.Ī Unity ID is free. Once launched, you will be presented the Unity Hub.
Note: Please skip this section if you're already using Unity 2018.3 or above. If you're not using Windows, then you will need to adapt this step to your environment. If Unity Hub does not automatically launch after installation completes, simply launch it from the Windows Start Menu or desktop icon (if one was created). Please note that Mac OS and Linux users may have additional steps to complete the Unity Hub installation, which are outside the scope of this tutorial. Once the download has completed, simply open the downloaded file and follow the setup wizard, accepting the default options as you go. This will download the Unity Hub installer. After clicking on the link, simply select the Download Unity Hub option. In order to make our idea a real game, we will have to download and install the Unity Engine first.
If the racket hits the ball at the bottom corner, then it should bounce off towards our bottom border.If the racket hits the ball at the center, then it should bounce off towards the right, and not up or down at all.
If the racket hits the ball at the top corner, then it should bounce off towards our top border.Our rackets should have an influence on the ball's outgoing angle: Each player will have a racket that can be moved up and down to hit back the ball. If it hits the top or bottom wall then it bounces off. The left player scores a point if the ball hits the right wall. The right player scores a point if the ball hits the left wall. The game rules should be very similar to the original Pong. If you use a different operating system, you will need to adapt the location of your project accordingly. Please note that the Microsoft Windows operating system was used for this tutorial, however this tutorial can be followed on Windows, Mac OS or Linux versions of Unity. We will begin by thinking about the game rules and taking a first look at the Unity engine. Our two-dimensional Pong game will be inspired by the original Pong game from 1972. Everything will be explained step-by-step so everyone can understand it. This Tutorial will show how to make a 2D Pong Game in the Unity Game Engine with only 38 lines of code.
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