HOW TO MAKE 2D GAME ANIMATIONS IN UNITY - BEGINNER TUTORIAL 

First of all, a great video as always. I really like your animation style. But there is something I have to correct you. You confused milliseconds with frames. On the timeline the 0:30 are 30 frames. In your case 1 second is 60 frames. 30 frames would mean 0.5 seconds which are 500 milliseconds (not 30 milliseconds as you said). I just wanted to point this out so that people are not confused. Maybe you use the correct term for your next videos ;)

First time seeing someone using a brush that thickness, and it actually looks good...

ATTENTION: To anyone whose pivot points aren't working, hit apply, and in unity in the top left corner area there should be 2 button like surfaces. Make sure that these are set to PIVOT and LOCAL not GLOBAL and CENTER. I had this problem and that is how I fixed it.

I have to be honest, I love your art style. The thick lines with the simplistic shading, and very exaggerated body parts are great to look at. I'd love to make my art similar to this.

This is by far the best 2D animation video I saw. You rules man. Teaching is a second nature to you.

just learned *ANIMATIONS* from you and *GRAPHICS* from Brackeys! what a nice day!

Amazing tutorial! I like your teaching style and the effort you put into each video. Thank you so much. Btw you have amazing art skills

Why would anyone thumbs down this? Makes no sense! All you have here is an amazing human sharing incredible knowledge to benefit other humans. Appreciate you, thank you

Just found your channel starting with your dungeon generation and got hooked into watching about 5 more videos after that series. Your videos are fantastic and I look forward to watching more both past and future.

Although I learned a lot of this by myself, I really enjoyed it, lots of things I didn't know, thanks Noa, you're amazing at what you do.

This is going helpful! Shoot, now I need to learn to draw

First time im seeing blackthornprod videos, man is it awesome!!

Awesome! This will be a pretty helpful series! Thanks! 😊

Your art is funky cute. I'm amazed at your talent and ways to represent stuff (characters, objects, etc.).

You really know how to make things that seem really hard to grasp easy with just one video. Thank you and keep it up

I've been looking for something like this for ages now!! Thank you for the awesome tutorial.

This is brilliant! Thank you for making this tutorial! Honestly you are a massive inspiration to me

Omg. I found your channel and its reaaaaaly breathtaking. Love you man. Its really helping for me to learn animation more!! Thank you so much!!

Excited for the next one! Do you think you could do one on how to make a character controller and link the animations to them as well? I'm trying to make a small game of my own, and these videos sure are encouraging. Keep up the good work! :)

Good stuff man! I only popped in here because it came up on my front youtube page and found myself learning quite a few things. In fact your coloring technique will work awesome for me as I just switched programs to PaintToolSai and never used programs like that to make my textures. It works relatively the same, so already I've found your technique better than what I did on my first texture.

Excellent intro, this is the one that got me importing drawings into Unity to start animating them. Big thanks!

Thank you! I'm loving your videos. This was a great tutorial and I now have an adorable animation of my dog. I've just started game making. I was wondering how other devs were able to put together great animations so quickly. I only knew of frame-by-frame animation. Skeleton rigging is a game changer!

1) Your designs are very cool. 2) Thank you for this absolutely incredible tutorial. You rock.

Wowwwwwww you made this SO approachable THANK YOU SO MUCH

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Amazing tutorial, thanks so much! I'm getting into 2D animation and I'm trying to understand all the different tools you can use to do it, and this makes so much sense to me, so thanks again!

Man I don't know what I would do without you😄

Thank you, Noa! You helped me a LOT!!! I'm looking forward to the next video!

You honestly seem like the nicest dude! Its an absolute joy to learn from you :)

Thank you SO MUCH for this guide, I finally have an idea for how I'm gonna do my animation!

Great tutorial! Very clear and and concise. Thank you!

i finally got the motivation to follow along this video and it turned out great! i got to create an UNEXPECTEDLY decent character for a mini video game im making for my bro's bday 🥳 this video was really easy to understand and fun - from an inexperienced kid who is just interested in game dev

Thanks for the tutorial mate, trying to know how to do it from past a week. Really thankful for the video

What a cool video man, thank you. Will try this now.

Very good video, thanks for the explanation! Now I can complete mostly my game :D

This is why I'm subscribed to you

I've watched your content since the beginning even though I don't need help with art or coding , just great videos! :)

Love your tutorials sooo much

Great one i subscribed even without looking other ones

Great stuff. I only had png to work with but found a psd converter online so now this method is open to me. I love it. I will try creating bones next but this works just fine for now.

Thank you for all your awesome tutorials!

thank you so much , i love your videos and your simple way to explaine

I am 1000% an amateur everything. I found a love in game development and design but I work as a software tester with very limited knowledge on code (started doing JavaScript last year). I have SO MANY stories in my head and characters but have 0 idea how to bring them to life. Through this vid, I managed to draw your skeleton and import it to Unity and animate it. I wanted to say a MASSIVE MASSIVE THANK YOU for your video. I bought a tutorial on Udemy already and each month I will buy 1. U guys are amazing and I absolutely love your work!! Hope Noa is doing better. I would love to join your game jams as soon as I am a bit better at this hehe See you soon!!

Thank you, very informative and straight to the point.

Instead of using the Add Property button and searching for the property - you can right click on a property in the inspector and choose 'add key' while in record mode - which is more direct. That's for the video, I love your art style and bouncy animation :D

Great Video, straight to the point und very helpful!

Waiting for the next video ... Very helpful guides and awesome artstyle

i was running away from 2D because i am bad as hell drawing and after this video i will give it a try again. by the way YOU RULLE!!! love the pace of your videos.

I spent ages trying to find a fix to change the pivot point without having to make a new gameobject and hoped you would do a tutorial on it. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

This was very helpful and I thank you. Also, I like your art style.

The best tutorial ever

Your tutorials are incredibly helpful. Thank you

Looking forward to the rest of this series

Awesome video! Helped me a lot with animating!!

Okay this actually really helps for once! Thanks!!

Can't wait to try this out!

I DON'T KNOW HOW CAN I THANK YOU !! ( THIS VIDEO WAS EXTREMLY HELPFUL) THX

perfect! The Unity documentation should have something like this but thankyou for doing it

You TOTALLY make the coolest 2D game art in the world!

thanks man, you're amazing!!

thank you so much for tutorial.keep going and wishing you good luck

yo this is exactly what i was looking for thank you so much

This is such an easy and simple way to animate! Considering that I've got the hang of key frames from using Premiere Pro, this is perfect! Thanks for the absolutely wonderful tutorial! Stay amazing mate! ❤️

Great video! I'm new to your channel but I gotta say, great work! You have a talent!

Helpful and understandable! Thank you very much.

Wow! So infornative and exciting! Thank you! No wonder a great game takes so much time to develop, but hey, it's a craft of love! :D

Good Job on that Tutorial, easy to understand. Cheers lad

Such a great tutorial, thank you!

Thanks man! I am definitely going to use this technique! :D

Thanks so much! This was very useful :).

Thumps up, simple and informative

This was very useful, thank you

Cant wait for the next one!

Great video man, gotta subscribe

The best tutorial EVER!

There are plugins to import psd layers as separate sprites, saving the extra work of manually separating the layers on a new file. For more information just ask or search for yourselves on the Unity Package Manager and/or the Unity Asset Store.

UR EXPLANATION IS JUST SUPERB SUPERB

Incredible tutorial, thank you!

awesome video thank you for sharing im new in unity i think to start working on it and i will need this video.

i know i am late but this is a really good channel. you are awsome

Nice vid as always keep it up man!

This was super helpful!

This helped me a lot. Thanks man. Any ETA on jump,idle,run video? Also please do attack animation.

Thanks for this tutorial!

Awesome! Now to learn this in Spine since I use GameMakerStudio / GameMaker2

I swear. You better use all these characters you use in the tutorials because they all look so good lol.

Awesome video! like ur guid !

Thank You So MUCH!!!! i can Finally Make My DreamGame!!!

i love these tutorials

man have super skill to explain hard things !.

Ur the only one that I watch Unity tutorials for. It's boring and you make it fun and interesting.

Love you 3000 brother🙌

Mate, you are doing god's work, basically, after few of your videos I am able to actually draw something(I was always thought that I am a shit painter, seems like just inexperienced one) and make it move, which is a huge step to creating my own game. 10Q

Cool and Helpful, thanks

thanks buddy! this is really helpful! :)

breathtaking

very very helpful. thank you very much

Thank you! This is much appreciated.

What a fantastic tutorial!!

great graphics and tutorial!