u/AlarmingQuote7197

I started working on my game and currently I’m in a most basic mvp stage, I started creating models and assets and realized that even if I can create them and they look kinda good in blender transferring them to unity makes them look horrible and putting everything together somehow makes stuff look worse. This is my first time dealing with those stuff so I have to ask, how do you do that, what is the order of operations for creating a good scene in unity?

Hi Guys, I've been coding for years and now started getting into game dev but I'm facing a major problem. Does anyone have good tutorials about making a good environment for my level, something that goes from making assets and using pro builder to applying materials to lighting? I couldn't find any that actually explain stuff and not just give me a list of to do.

Would very much appreciate any help
(working on a 3d casino roguelike)

Hi Guys, I've been coding for years and now started getting into game dev but I'm facing a major problem. Does anyone have good tutorials about making a good environment for my level, something that goes from making assets and using pro builder to applying materials to lighting? I couldn't find any that actually explain stuff and not just give me a list of to do.

Would very much appreciate any help
(working on a 3d casino roguelike)

I got charged 200$ last month and got a refund, I didn’t upgrade to pro and because of that I got a refund, obviously after the refund I cancelled my subscription. Today I got a mail saying thanks for subscribing to Claude and another one that is a receipt for another 200$. I was an asleep when that happened, and the chat bot ai didn’t help because I already got a refund last month. If anyone knows how to help please do, I’m not that rich and this scre*s me over by a lot.