Anıl Tuluy
Unity
Roblox Studio
Blender
WordPress
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My name is Anıl Tuluy
My journey as a developer and designer has started in 2019 when I decided to change my career and follow my childhood passion. Since then I have developed myself in various fields of software development.
Currently I am working on multiple games in Unity and Roblox Studio as well as tutoring students in multiple disciplines like Unity game engine , Roblox Studio and 3D design.
C#
Lua
JavaScript
React
WHAT I HAVE LEARNED
Using the Fermat Spiral in Game Design
ON APRIL 20, 2025 / GAME DEVELOPMENT
While working on a hyper-casual game I have learned how to implement the Fermat Spiral – a mathematical pattern – which is a brilliant way to achieve organic aesthetics with very little processing power.
Building a Sand Simulation in Unity
ON DECEMBER 19, 2025 / GAME DEVELOPMENT
Simulating materials like sand or water is a significant challenge in game development. Maintaining smooth performance (such as 60 FPS) on modern hardware while calculating complex physics for thousands of individual particles can be very demanding.
Learning Unity ECS
ON JANUARY 19, 2026 / GAME DEVELOPMENT
In the context of Unity, ECS stands for Entity Component System. As the core part of Unity’s Data-Oriented Technology Stack (DOTS), ECS shifts the focus to how data is laid out in memory.
My Work
WHAT I HAVE LEARNED
Using the Fermat Spiral in Game Design
ON APRIL 20, 2025 / GAME DEVELOPMENT
While working on a hyper-casual game I have learned how to implement the Fermat Spiral – a mathematical pattern – which is a brilliant way to achieve organic aesthetics with very little processing power.
Building a Sand Simulation in Unity
ON DECEMBER 19, 2025 / GAME DEVELOPMENT
Simulating materials like sand or water is a significant challenge in game development. Maintaining smooth performance (such as 60 FPS) on modern hardware while calculating complex physics for thousands of individual particles can be very demanding.
Learning Unity ECS
ON JANUARY 19, 2026 / GAME DEVELOPMENT
In the context of Unity, ECS stands for Entity Component System. As the core part of Unity’s Data-Oriented Technology Stack (DOTS), ECS shifts the focus to how data is laid out in memory.