Unite 2014 - Building a Solid Foundation: Lessons learnt from blood spilt

Channel:
Unity
Subscribers:
1,200,000
Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZLFaiTZ-n0


Duration: 58:47
3,307 views
43

Roger Miller (Collective Mass) talks about how you should set up a framework for game development that will help you structure your project. Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1YxrM5Vu4k4Dr5WVB4gb3ljydPETvXjpRBcsLp4uDyb8/edit#slide=id.p

Help us caption & translate this video!

http://amara.org/v/V66V/



Other Videos By Unity


2014-08-29Unite 2014 - SpeedTree for Unity 5
2014-08-28Unite 2014 - Gratuitous Google Gaming
2014-08-27Unite 2014 - Designing Motion Control for Games and VR
2014-08-27Unite 2014: Multiplayer Made Easy: Unity and Photon
2014-08-27Unite 2014 - A Rocketship for the Mind
2014-08-27Unite 2014 - Samsung Game Platform
2014-08-27Unite 2014 - Unity and the Nintendo Wii U eShop
2014-08-27Unite 2014 - Mobile performance poor man's tips and tricks
2014-08-27Unite 2014 - New Audio Radness in Unity 5
2014-08-27Unite 2014 - Dungeon of the Endless Rendering and Procedural Content
2014-08-27Unite 2014 - Building a Solid Foundation: Lessons learnt from blood spilt
2014-08-27Unite 2014 - Unity Tools for PlayStation Platforms
2014-08-27Unite 2014 - Native Plugins on Xbox One: History and Deep Dive
2014-08-27Unite 2014 - New Unity Networking in 5.x
2014-08-27Unite 2014 - Test automation for games is for realz
2014-08-27Unite 2014 - Why and how You Should Use Everyplay
2014-08-27Unite 204 - Growing Your Mobile Game with Unity Ads
2014-08-27Unite 2014 - Shader Forge
2014-08-27Unite 2014 - Build, Test, Repeat Instant Prototyping and Rapid Iterative Development with Probuilder
2014-08-27Unite 2014 - The State of the Unity Community
2014-08-27Unite 2014 - Feedback and future directions for OpenGL in Unity


Tags:
Unite 2014 Seattle
Coding
Game dev
Video Game Development (Conference Subject)
Unity (Software)