This post is to let you know what is currently available within this pdf version of the book, as it is still in early development:

Currently, the book has 4 scripts listed in these categories:

• Startup & Menu Scripts - Script that are used or necessary with the starting parts of the game
• Camera Scripts - We use the camera a lot, so even if I wasn't able to ad alot of code, movement needs to be seen, so a script is added here.
• Player Controller Scripts - Scripts to create movement, control and a sense of interactivity to the player.

With detailed instructions and images to guide you through setting up the script easily after typing it in.

This version also contains a Resource Index which contains a link to a Collection of Free Game Assets to use as a beginner, found right here on Itch. I've carefully curated assets that compliment each other and have even written reviews on which one's I think play into each others use well, (you'll see it right beside it's thumbnail). I will be adding more to it in the future as well.

I want to develop this book a lot more frequently this year, as there's plenty of beginners who've reached out to me wanting to buy it, but my income is low making the attention I give to it alot less. But if you want to contribute to it's development, that would be appreciated, as I do want to spend alot more time on it creating and adding scripts for individuals to be able to use in there games sooner rather than later.

The goal is to have about 42 different scripts to really cover different possibilities of game creation in 2D games, however this might take about another year based on my current capabilities to get involve with the book because of writing some of these C# scripts, testing and optimizing it, then writing the instructions. As mentioned the games I've built previously, some of the scripts from those are going to be added as well reducing the need to build new scripts, but not really the time to complete the book.

Here's a simulation of the book to preview it's structuring before you download it as well:

Thankss for reading this blog post if you did to the end. :)