*starts Unity 2D project*
*puts sprite right in the middle of the camera*
*nothing shows up*
*deletes Unity 2D project*
fml

Come on! You're better than that! Don't give up that easily!

The 2D rendering plane or whatever it's called was probably too close to the camera

It's not so hard to fix...

I am with all those guys above as i know you can do it and you should never let yourself defeated so easily

But at the same time i feel ya

100%

I hate when i try something that i believe i know so-and-so already, only to wake up in the middle of the night still haunted by the memory of those errors

This is probably one of the reasons I went with MonoGame. Didn’t like their sprite system and I had to make it backwards compatible with another format anyway.

Unity’s great but like Unreal, it has so many features I likely won’t use for 2D stuff I want to do.

"GameObject oriented design" ??
Also I just made a new project, did the same thing and it worked. The one time you need to restart after an update and the one time it doesnt tell you to...

Ususaly you can create a "server" gameobject to unspaghetize it

So you guys, what game engine you are suggesting with c# language support especially for 2d building games and good particle system beside unity3d?
I tried godot but c# support isn't that good yet

@Ma30h Engine? Couldn’t tell ya, but I’m using MonoGame to build my engine.