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Unity3D offers a choice between 3 different programming languages: JavaScript, C# and Boo . Each of them has its pros and cons, but for me C# almost immediately came out as a clear winner. That is because it is fully object oriented and it's syntax is similar to Java and Actionscript 3 , both of which I am experienced with. However, before I started to play with Unity3D, I never wrote a single line in C#, so I had to learn it from scratch. As you probably know C# was originally developed by Microsoft and is widely used in the .NET framework as well as in Silverlight development.

Getting started with C# for Unity3D - Everyday 3D

http://www.everyday3d.com/blog/index.php/2009/07/21/c-sharp-for-unity3d/
Are you just starting with Unity and want to learn how to program in C#? Are you a veteran that finally wants to do some serious scripting? Check out these tutorials! Clock This tutorial introduces you to Unity and creating C# scripts. You will create a simple clock that always shows the current time. http://catlikecoding.com/unity/tutorials/

Unity C# Tutorials

building a hexagon map -

http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/96381-building-a-hexagon-map?s=b97c23ae5f506e25e6344d459bd8dfb0 Hi Afisicos, thanks! - what I try to say is, each of my map hexagons, will contain some data, ie defence values for mountains, bonus for denfence ect.. so having a large number of hex'es, ie. easily 2000 would that be a problem you guess?

Get Started With Games Unpacked | BAFTA Young Game Designers

http://ygd.bafta.org/unity Step into the world of games development with Games Unpacked, developed by Abertay University Games Unpacked uses a programme called Unity, which is used by some of the top, professional game developers. Abertay University chose Unity because it offers one of the friendliest screens to help get you started – and they provide a version for free!