In this chapter, we created a game loop; these are fundamental to game development, and sometimes application development. To create a game loop for our project, we needed multiple scenes that served their own purposes. We also needed to know when a scene started and when it should end. A scene ends when the player presses a button to continue, such as the 7 scene, or when the bootUp title automatically moves onto the next scene after so many seconds.
Apart from making our game loops, we also learned some new vector math components on the way, including Mathf.round, which is used to round off figures Vector3.distance, which is used to measure the distance between two Vector3 points; and Vector3.lerp, which is used to interpolate between two Vector3 points.
These are useful components in game development and will also likely be mentioned in the exam.
In the next chapter, we will be adding some polish to our placeholder scenes with custom fonts,...
