Thank you for all the effort you put into editing. The zoom-ins, the hotkey names, the live examples and all the other things. I know it takes a lot of hard work. You are doing an amazing job!

Can't say anything else: THANKS!!! And can't wait for the next episodes...

Oh wow, these are tutorials at its finest form, and how every tutorial should be. Short introduction, visual elements like drawings to clearly show what you're currently doing, no useless information or information overflow, straight to the point, clear structure, etc etc. Keep it up. This youtube channel is so fricking awesome and I'm so happy that I discovered your channel.

Excited to watch more of this series! Trying to learn Blender and Unity simultaneously, this is perfect! Thank you for sharing and creating this.

Been seeing you pop up around in my reccomendations recently, absolutely enjoying the 10 minute series, goes really nicely hand in hand with learning Unity as well, its a refreshing thing to see from the other blender/unity youtubers :)

I'm so glad that I discovered this channel which mostly focuses on low poly and uses blender and unity which is all I want. Thank you.

One of the best channels out there! Keep up great work man!

Wow. This is quite inspirational. I've only ever played around with Unity before, never made an actual game. Seeing this makes me want to learn more. On top of that, the modelling of the cars and the track look like fun. And I really haven't done any modelling in far too long. Good video!

It´s incredible the way than you explain every activity, even for non-programmers or modelers. Greetings from Bogotá, Colombia!

what a true gem of a channel! I am currently just a few months into learning Blender, but it's tough to stay motivated. I'm also trying to get into Unity as well... then I see this project! So cool. Love your video style, clearly high effort. Hotkeys shown, steps shown, but still concise and respectful of our time. Wonderful, thank you! Earned the subscription to be sure.

I seriously don't understand why your channel hasn't blew up already. You're are so awesome, thanks for doing this, surely you're helping the next generation of 3D professionals (me included).

Thanks so much

Thank you so much for making your videos, I HATED using Blender for the longest time but your 10 minute builds and guides like this helped me get to the core of what I needed to get started using Blender and rigging so I can use some homemade assets in my unity games. Can't wait for more videos!!!

I already know I'm gonna love future episodes of this series

Excellent guide and attitude. Way to make both Blender and Unity interesting by intermixing actual gameplay. You just got yourself a new sub. Keep up the great work.

You know what? Now you are my favorite blender teacher. I have learned so much from you and I really enjoy watching all your videos. Thanks for making youtube channel.

I have the feeling that i always learn something watching your videos compared to other tutorials where i feel like im only copying what is shown on screen. I really like your style :3

Really enjoyed! And I wanna say that I already finished my own racing track with this video! Thank you very much! I'm waiting patiently for the next one!

Cool! I'd love to see more of this, especially getting the cars set up in Unity!

Awesome video Stefan! So much work has gone into this. Thanks so much for sharing.

yeah i love your channel, keep up the amazing work! ps: love your police car in the game and how you make them. thanks for the good content man! :D

Love watching all your 10 minute videos! The kids joining you is also super cool!!!!

I have been wondering how to make a track for a while. Thank you for making such a simple video to follow. Pretty much know blender for the things that I do in Unity but this new version is going to take a little time to get adjusted to. Looking forward to the remaining videos on this and yes please make it networked multiplayer. Keep up the good work!

@ 05:04 ** Missed tut step ** Shift+S _ Click Snap Cursor to Grid. Press Keyboard dot _ Click 3d Cursor. Then E to Extrude(don't move mouse) _ ** then S to Scale ** _ then move mouse _ then input 1.1 on NumPad :) For those that battled like me to get the same result as the tut :)

i think that your whole low poly workflow is freakin amazing! i m a big fan of your work. really outstanding! the best part about is that we dont have to fiddle around with uv maps and textures. what a genius time saver that is. and one last fact: i broke my collar bone allmost the same way like you 😂 a memory i will not forget.

I'm so excited to see the rest of this amazing series !

This is so interesting! thanks for all your work. Really looking forward for the next episodes 🤤

Love these style of games! Not a game dev but really appreciate the work. So entertaining and engaging to watch 👍

Dude! You motivated me so much! Thank you for you help and for sharing with us your work, passion and time!

Thank You! Great content. I actually clicked the video because the instant i saw the thumbnail, my brain went "Supercars?" Huge fan of both parts. :D Looking forward to followup episodes.

You do the best blender tutorials. We understand what you say and what you do.

Very interesting series! Can't wait for the next episodes!!! 🔥🔥

I love to see Unity tutorials for making games using 10 minutes of low poly assets. Waiting for the next episode.

That just looks plain old fun. I love racing games but as much as I like hyper realism, sometimes it's just nice to pull out a simple arcade type game and run. This kinda reminds me of RC-Pro AM from the NES days. So many memories.

I found this youtube channel in a lucky time. It's being my favorite! Thanks for the videos! And I hopefully there will be more videos like this in the future. Your youtubechannel is amazing! =D

Awesome job making videos for 11 years!! Your Subs are about to skyrocket!!!

great job as usual. waiting for the second part this became one of the few bells I enabled

Love the weekly updates, keep them coming!! Great job.

So much fun watching you, thank you for sharing your work !!!

Thanks, this is what I was looking for :) And just like you, I did love the Super Cars 2 game on the Amiga. Even this first Ep. is stunning to follow along. Thanks and have fun everyone.

Would love to see a tutorial on how you built the actual game in unity 😍 How you set up the car physics, the lighting etc.

love that especially how u teach us tips to implement blender and unity

OMG, Im so happy found this amazing tutorial channel

Always cool to see how other people work

This is the first time I see your channel and I gotta say, amazing video! I've been trying to get into games programming for a while, but kept working on business software (and had a lot of problems with the Unity editor. For some reason it's not working on my PC). Maybe I can start spending some free time to make a game following your tutorials. Keep it going, can't wait for your next video!

Looking forward to the next episode. Cheers for this one!

Hello I loved this video - when is episode 2 coming??!! You have the best tutorial style - and the yellow text with the buttons you press is super helpful!!

The fastest I ever subscribed to a channel. Glad to find blender + unity same place.

I just love these top down racing games!

Super Duper Excited for this series! Hype hype hype

11:27 you can use the F2 addon just select one edge and keep pressing "f" or else u can also use the grid fill tool

Thank you! Looking forward to the upcoming episodes!

Nice Video ! Excellent channel, i follow you for nearly 11 month now (since the video of modular spacehip). And I look forward to seeing the rest !! Keep going !!

I am just speechless. Awesome video! I don't even know how much happy I am!

Thank you, really like your tutorials and this concept is amazing!

I watched a lot of blender tutorials, but every technique that i am using i saw on you channel. I hope that you will launch next episodes soon :D

Getting a peek into the unity dev would be wonderful! Thanks for sharing your work :)

Before watching this video, I thought; Love Supercars 2 on the Amiga. I should play it again one day. Just over 8 mins in, you gained a new sub 👍👍👍

All right, I'm ready now for Ep 2! ^^

Wish I could upvote this twice! Thanks for sharing!

I made some cool lowpoly cars can't wait to build my own track and later make the racing game with your videos help, it's so much fun :)

I told you from that modeling cars in 10 . Ypu are pro and your content is unique amazing man just wow

Thank you very much Sir! This reminds me a lot of the micro machines top down racer or rock and roll racing on the super nintendo, Gonna have to start scratching that itch and have a try myself.

Cool, this reminds me of the days of endless hours playing Skidmarks on the Amiga.

This is really great imphenzia. Making models then export them and importing it into a game engine. I think I should start learning a programming language

awesome, would love to see more of this game building

Just a tip: You can use "bridge edge loops" instead of repeatedly select 2 edges and press F to make a face (when making the overpass) Edit: Also you can model the track using lots of separate object and join them (Ctrl+J) before exporting to unity.

Awesome job once again! Fun, interesting and educational :) What's not to like - we even got a true Swedish hip-shot!

great video! are you going to upload a tutorial on the car controls? (like drifting and jumping). Im a beginner and have no idea how to create racing games.

Thank you very much for all this content we really appreciate it 🙌

Supercars 2 is one of my favorite games on Amiga, high five 😎 Great content on your Channel, thank you so much for sharing!

You ROCK. I'm busy learning this currently

This video just saved three of my projects(there are many lol). Thank You!

What a tease, I am waiting for your car games for ever :D

great video, thank you, looking forward to seeing how you put it all together in unity. Every now and then i hear a bit of irish accent from you :) Take care

I can't believe my luck, just what I wanted, THANKS MAN

11:36 here you could have used "bridge edge loops" in the search part. Select either side of the road and apply it, and blender will create those faces for you.

bruh, i was literally wanting to make a game yesterday and then you release this! i'm so excited quick question, when you say you made it all the same mesh (for the track) can you tell me how you did this, since i also see you had it labelled track and i can't figure it out, thanks!

Good job. Nice explained.. good to follow the flow... I am anxious to follow the videos to star with unity. This is new for me. Thanks for your efforts....

awesome. love your videos. thinking of learn blender and unity again because of you.

Haha, that's the kind of game I'd love to make. Never got the juice to tackle racing tho. Super excited to see this evolve :)

Just finished everything you did here now I can't wait for the next part :( Any tutorial recommendations to get started with Unity to prepare for the next parts?

Loved this video. Can't wait to keep going.

what a talented man you are, thanks for sharing

If you some day do decide to use a texture for your track without blurred texture when you zoom in in Unity, you can just apply/make those textures as you would normally. Then in Unity, select the texture map. With this selected you can set it to use Point instead of bilinear to keep the hard edges. This will, like you said, increase performance, but since you have a low poly count, I don't think it will impact it that much. Anyway, great video and I look forward for the next one!

So cool that you are going the extra mile to add your content from other tutorials to a game! Subscribed! I am looking forward to learn from your simple and fast lesson style! Would you ever think of using Godot in the future? Cheers!

the tutorial we have all been waiting for years

that looks like a super cool game.....well done and thank you for sharing

very relaxing. thank you for that insights

This is gonna be great! I'm so doing this one!

You're so inspirational! I can't wait to be as good as you are.

Too cool!! Looking forward to the rest!!

Oh, it's nice to see a Generalli 2.0 :P Shout out to those that still remember that excellent game from the 2000s :)

You are a genius. Fantastic projects. I love your style. Compliments!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow this is high quality, great job :)))!

Please explain car physics and rigging in blender, i’ve been waiting for a proper car game tutorial for a long time:)

Great work! Waiting for next videos from you!

Great work. Can't wait to see the next episode :-)

the low poly smoke looks nice :D

Thank you for these kind of tutorials. Really gives me a good insight in how to design for games. You and Grant Abbitt are the ones to follow, so it seems. I went to college especially for learning to program to one day be able to make games. But over here, they never provided lessons that focused on that kind of development. No creating graphics and only programming for getting and setting data from and to databases. Boring stuff. So learned all the graphical stuff on my own, but never really knew how to approach it for games (good free software wasn't easy to get back then). I've started creating my own arcade racing game just a week ago (not high-poly, not low-poly, but something in between - mid-poly? :) ) and it has become a lot easier to tackle on because of tutorials like yours and Grant Abbitt (and others for the programming/game-engine). This game is in Unity, right? How difficult is it to setup the car physics and get the cars moving? Right now I'm using Godot 3.2 for that (video can be seen on my channel). Any experience with Godot (in 3D)? Cheers and thanks again. Excited to see what's coming for next episode.