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Course overview
Unity is an incredible 3D package used for making video games, architectural and medical imaging and more. The challenge is that it's big and complicated to use, especially for complete beginners to coding and game development. We make learning to code easy and fun by leading you step-by-step through the process of creating exciting games.
Join this course now to begin your journey with game development.
The course is project-based, so you will not just be learning dry programming concepts, but applying them immediately to real indie games as you go. All the project files will be included, as well as additional references and resources - you'll never get stuck.
What will i learn?
- Unity 3D
- Game Development
Requirements
- Any one who wants to create game
- Basic computing knowledge
- No prior coding knowledge required
Curriculum for this course
64 Lessons
05:24:08 Hours
Getting Started
2 Lessons
00:07:32 Hours
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1.1 Introduction to Unity
Preview 00:04:06
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1.2 Installing Unity and Visual Studio
Preview 00:03:26
Making our first scene
8 Lessons
00:51:07 Hours
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2.1 Intro to Unity’s interface
00:08:40
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2.2 Creating a car
00:05:31
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2.3 Properties of our car
00:06:59
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2.4 Wonder of prefabs
00:07:15
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2.5 Coloring our car
00:06:39
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2.6 Create your first scene
00:05:16
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2.7 Creating our first C# script
00:05:29
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2.8 Introduction to C#
00:05:18
Unity’s Roll-a-Ball
17 Lessons
01:26:06 Hours
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3.9 Refining Ball Movement
00:04:59
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3.17 Section concludes
00:03:46
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3.16 Unity’s physics cache
00:08:24
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3.15 Unity’s physics engine
00:04:38
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3.14 Collecting our cube -the right way!
00:06:35
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3.13 Collecting cube -the wrong way!
00:04:47
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3.12 Rotating our cube
00:00:00
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3.11 Moving our camera
00:06:53
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3.10 Some corrections
00:05:50
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3.1 Introducing Rigid bodies
00:08:06
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3.8 Moving our ball
00:04:49
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3.7 Getting input from the user
00:06:10
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3.6 Adding force to Ball
00:00:00
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3.5 Rigid bodies and Colliders
00:05:24
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3.4 Introducing Triggers
00:04:57
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3.3 Introducing Colliders
00:04:46
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3.2 More of Rigid bodies
00:06:02
Our Roll-a-Ball
25 Lessons
02:08:54 Hours
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4.13 Adding win sound
00:07:05
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4.25 Making our score manager automatic
00:04:48
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4.24 Scoremanger
00:05:00
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4.23 Making our scoring system
00:05:21
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4.22 Switching between levels
00:00:00
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4.21 Adding features to our new level
00:00:00
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4.20 Adding colliders to our new level
00:00:00
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4.19 Importing our next level
00:05:35
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4.18 Looking at our game
00:02:41
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4.17 Animating our object
00:06:12
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4.16 Introduction to animations
00:07:46
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4.15 Refining our graphics level
00:02:47
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4.14 Improving graphics
00:08:34
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4.1 Adding jump to our player
00:05:15
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4.12 Adding background sound
00:05:39
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4.11 Spawning our particles
00:06:42
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4.10 Introducing the particle system
00:07:37
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4.9 Game design flow
00:10:44
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4.8 Correcting our jump
00:06:34
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4.7 Adding a skybox
00:04:22
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4.6 Bouncing in a single go
00:05:02
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4.5 Creating physics material
00:05:03
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4.4 Adding collecting sounds
00:06:35
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4.3 Making our level
00:03:54
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4.2 Refining jump
00:05:38
Unity’s UI
10 Lessons
00:43:36 Hours
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5.1 Introduction to Unity's UI system
00:03:57
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5.2 UI Canvas
00:00:00
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5.3 Updating our score text
00:04:48
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5.4 Making score dynamic across levels
00:02:45
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5.5 Making score dynamic across levels
00:05:42
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5.6 Adding a button
00:04:27
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5.7 Giving our game, a name
00:05:11
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5.8 Completing the start scene
00:05:32
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5.9 Death scene
00:08:30
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5.10 Adding the Exit button
00:02:44
Exporting our game to Windows
2 Lessons
00:06:53 Hours
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6.1 Playing our game
00:02:50
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6.2 Building our game
00:04:03
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