but most are outdated or aren't as complete as I could expect.
So I've decided to for the first one and add the contents of all of them in one repository called Awesome Unity.
It includes a logo as other awesome lists, best clarification of the goals of the repository and to do items that can provide work to visitors.
I have included learning resources and a wiki that I will complete step by step to provide a well defined Unity3D guide to beginners/intermediate/advanced users to quickly improve its work while developing with this game engine.
I'll try to contact with the owners of the rest of the repositories in order to agree in sharing this only repository and improve it as much as possible.
Could be possible to add this repository to the list to get more attention of Unity developers?
Thanks.
Note: Some of the resources are starred repositories that I keep while in search of a good solution for common tasks that I do in Unity. But I expect that users contribute with their own options.
Originally created by @agarcialeon on GitHub (Jan 23, 2019).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome/issues/1510
Hi,
I have seen that related Unity3D (awesome) repositories already exists on Github. These are some of them:
- https://github.com/RyanNielson/awesome-unity
- https://github.com/insthync/awesome-unity3d
- https://github.com/netpyoung/awesome-unity-free
but most are outdated or aren't as complete as I could expect.
So I've decided to for the first one and add the contents of all of them in one repository called [Awesome Unity](https://github.com/agarcialeon/awesome-unity/).
It includes a logo as other awesome lists, best clarification of the goals of the repository and to do items that can provide work to visitors.
I have included learning resources and a wiki that I will complete step by step to provide a well defined Unity3D guide to beginners/intermediate/advanced users to quickly improve its work while developing with this game engine.
I'll try to contact with the owners of the rest of the repositories in order to agree in sharing this only repository and improve it as much as possible.
Could be possible to add this repository to the list to get more attention of Unity developers?
Thanks.
Note: Some of the resources are starred repositories that I keep while in search of a good solution for common tasks that I do in Unity. But I expect that users contribute with their own options.
Ensure you follow all the guidelines (Please read it multiple times) and then submit a pull request to add the list.
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@sindresorhus commented on GitHub (Jan 24, 2019):
Ensure you follow all the [guidelines](https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome/blob/master/pull_request_template.md) (Please read it multiple times) and then submit a pull request to add the list.
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Originally created by @agarcialeon on GitHub (Jan 23, 2019).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome/issues/1510
Hi,
I have seen that related Unity3D (awesome) repositories already exists on Github. These are some of them:
but most are outdated or aren't as complete as I could expect.
So I've decided to for the first one and add the contents of all of them in one repository called Awesome Unity.
It includes a logo as other awesome lists, best clarification of the goals of the repository and to do items that can provide work to visitors.
I have included learning resources and a wiki that I will complete step by step to provide a well defined Unity3D guide to beginners/intermediate/advanced users to quickly improve its work while developing with this game engine.
I'll try to contact with the owners of the rest of the repositories in order to agree in sharing this only repository and improve it as much as possible.
Could be possible to add this repository to the list to get more attention of Unity developers?
Thanks.
Note: Some of the resources are starred repositories that I keep while in search of a good solution for common tasks that I do in Unity. But I expect that users contribute with their own options.
@sindresorhus commented on GitHub (Jan 24, 2019):
Ensure you follow all the guidelines (Please read it multiple times) and then submit a pull request to add the list.