@fgadaleta @thisisfrag.bsky.social maybe, it very much depends on what you're trying to do I guess. But for a typical 3D game, I'd say the majority of time spent will not be coding. Unless you're only using ready made assets or very simple stuff.

@thisisfrag.bsky.social it will take you 20 minutes to get going with basic stuff. But then, since a lot of what you do in Unity is 3d, shading, particle effects, animation, ui, etc etc, you will have to learn a ton of things not really related to programming. Unity is capable of producing AAA games.

@kagan krita is amazing, but if you want something slightly lighter there's also PixiEditor