The Game Design and AI Master Class Beginner to Expert

The Game Design and AI Master Class Beginner to Expert, available at $139.99, has an average rating of 4.23, with 766 lectures, based on 8371 reviews, and has 70535 subscribers.

You will learn about AI design, create incredible AI images and videos for your game and VR experiences Master game engines like Arcade Studio and Unity3D Create advanced 2D and 3D games, apps, and websites Develop for Nintendo, Xbox, PS4, PC, Mac, iPhone, Android Master 3D modeling and animation with tools like Arcade Studio and Maya Digital painting with Photoshop and Illustrator How to work in game design, visual effect, or software development How to create, share, and sell your games and virtual experiences This course is ideal for individuals who are All skill levels or If you are interested in working in the game design industy or If you want to create and publish their own games or If you want to create incredible AI art It is particularly useful for All skill levels or If you are interested in working in the game design industy or If you want to create and publish their own games or If you want to create incredible AI art.

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Summary

Title: The Game Design and AI Master Class Beginner to Expert

Price: $139.99

Average Rating: 4.23

Number of Lectures: 766

Number of Published Lectures: 718

Number of Curriculum Items: 766

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 718

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

AI design, create incredible AI images and videos for your game and VR experiences
Master game engines like Arcade Studio and Unity3D
Create advanced 2D and 3D games, apps, and websites
Develop for Nintendo, Xbox, PS4, PC, Mac, iPhone, Android
Master 3D modeling and animation with tools like Arcade Studio and Maya
Digital painting with Photoshop and Illustrator
How to work in game design, visual effect, or software development
How to create, share, and sell your games and virtual experiences

Who Should Attend

All skill levels
If you are interested in working in the game design industy
If you want to create and publish their own games
If you want to create incredible AI art

Target Audiences

All skill levels
If you are interested in working in the game design industy
If you want to create and publish their own games
If you want to create incredible AI art

Welcome to the Ultimate Game Design and AI Masterclass

Create incredible video games, 3D animations, and virtual worlds. Learn from expert instructors with over 25 years of industry experiences. Master powerful AI design tools unlocking your creative superpowers. Hours of in-depth training that takes you from beginner to expert! Start your path into the world of game design and AI art generation.

What You’ll Learn

AI Design: Create images, videos, and complete virtual worlds using powerful AI tools like Stable Diffusion and Dall.e
Game Design: Master 2D and 3D gamed design and development with Arcade Studio and Unity3D
Computer Animation: Create incredible 3D animations industry tools like Maya and Arcade Studio
Digital Painting: Master Photoshop by creating captivating worlds and characters
Programming: Learn the powerful programing language C# as well as intuitive visual code for not programmers

Who This Course Is For

Aspiring Game Developers: New to game design? We take you step by step from beginner to advance
Indie Developers: For those who want to level up their game design skills with advanced topics and training
Digital Artists: Perfect for artists keen to diversify their talents into the realm of gaming
AI Enthusiasts: If cutting-edge AI tools and technologies excite you, this course is for you
Motion Graphics: Let to create stunning motion graphics and 3D animations
VR/AR/XR Explorers: Learn how to create complete virtual worlds and spatial computing environments

Meet Your Instructors

Martin Knapp is the Founder of the School of Game Design and a seasoned veteran with over 20 years of experience in 3D, design, and visual effects. Martin was the Lead Designer and Chief Marketing Officer for Pixologic, the company behind the Academy Award-winning software ZBrush. His contributions extend to major film and game studios like Ubisoft and ILM, where he’s played pivotal roles in enhancing their design pipelines. A futurist at heart, Martin has been on the cutting edge of AI technologies and has a knack for predicting technology trends before they go mainstream. His areas of expertise include design, VR, emerging technologies, visual effects, game design, and web development.

Chad Walker is a multi-talented game artist, comic book illustrator, author, and instructor. He made a significant impact at Ensemble Studios, contributing to the award-winning “Game of the Year” Age of Kings for Microsoft, as well as other expansions. Transitioning to the comic book world, Chad worked with Rob Liefeld, founder of Image Comics, on several projects. He has co-authored influential books on game modeling and design, and his writings have appeared in Gamasutra. Chad also developed a 12-month online art course that has educated over 4,000 students globally. Currently, he is part of the SMU Game Development Art course at the Guildhall. His talents don’t stop at art and teaching; Chad is also proficient in C++ and MaxScript programming.

By The End Of This Course

You will have the skills to build a strong portfolio that showcases your capabilities in game design, 3D modeling, digital painting, and AI art and design. You’ll be well-equipped to start your career in a major game studio or take the indie game world by storm by creating and publishing your own games!

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction to this training series

Lecture 2: Course Project Files

Chapter 2: Getting Started With arcade.studio

Lecture 1: Introducing Arcade Studio

Lecture 2: Get to know the workspace

Lecture 3: Adding assets to your project

Lecture 4: Navigating around 3D space

Lecture 5: Moving objects

Lecture 6: Download our Example files

Lecture 7: Publishing projects

Chapter 3: Camera Movements with arcade.studio

Lecture 1: Intro to this section

Lecture 2: Orbit Shot

Lecture 3: Pan + Tilt Shot

Lecture 4: Tracking Shot

Lecture 5: Roll Shot

Lecture 6: Handheld Shot

Lecture 7: Dolly Zoom

Lecture 8: Excellent job with cameras

Chapter 4: Fundamentals of arcade.studio

Lecture 1: Look At Cursor Location

Lecture 2: Play Animation

Lecture 3: Creating an Object Carousel

Chapter 5: Getting Started With Unity

Lecture 1: What is Unity

Lecture 2: Navigating Unity's updates and new features

Lecture 3: What you will learn

Lecture 4: Getting to know the Unity Ecosystem

Lecture 5: overview of the Made With section of Unity3d.com

Lecture 6: overview of the Forum section of Unity3d.com

Lecture 7: overview of the Answers section of Unity3d.com

Lecture 8: overview of the Documentation section of Unity3d.com

Lecture 9: overview of the Asset Store on Unity's website

Lecture 10: Creating a free user account with Unity

Lecture 11: Downloading Unity Hub

Lecture 12: Install Unity App versions and start new project

Lecture 13: Link Visual Studio to Unity

Lecture 14: Importing the 3D Game Kit

Lecture 15: Creating assets | cube and sphere

Lecture 16: Interface overview

Lecture 17: Navigating around the workspace

Lecture 18: Toolbar Tools

Lecture 19: Toolbar Buttons

Lecture 20: Project window

Lecture 21: Scene view

Lecture 22: Game view

Lecture 23: Hierarchy window

Lecture 24: Inspector window

Lecture 25: Customizing your workspace

Lecture 26: Wrap up

Chapter 6: Learn C# With Unity

Lecture 1: Your Resources

Lecture 2: What you will learn

Lecture 3: c# and .NET explained

Lecture 4: IDE options

Lecture 5: Setup / download Visual Studio

Lecture 6: workspace layout and Visual Studio edits

Lecture 7: Link Visual Studio to Unity + Project Setup

Lecture 8: Importing the Adventure Sample Game and Folder setup

Lecture 9: Importing the Corridor project

Lecture 10: Folder Setup

Lecture 11: Explore the Console Panel

Lecture 12: Problem Solving in the console panel

Lecture 13: Anatomy of a Script

Lecture 14: Syntax basics

Lecture 15: Debug and String

Lecture 16: Variable Type

Lecture 17: Array

Lecture 18: List

Lecture 19: Array and list Inspector

Lecture 20: Enum (enumeration)

Lecture 21: Variable Attributes | Part 1

Lecture 22: Variable Attributes | Part 2

Lecture 23: Code example scene setup

Lecture 24: Arithmetic

Lecture 25: Shorthand Arithmetic

Lecture 26: Conditional – if else

Lecture 27: Conditional – if else if

Lecture 28: Conditional Ternary

Lecture 29: Multi Conditional and Expression

Lecture 30: Switch Case Basics

Lecture 31: Switch Case Enum

Lecture 32: Loop Basics

Lecture 33: Nested Loop

Lecture 34: While Loop

Lecture 35: Random Class

Lecture 36: Foreach

Lecture 37: Method Structure

Lecture 38: Method and Parameter

Lecture 39: Method Overloading

Lecture 40: Method Return Values

Lecture 41: Wrap up what you learned

Chapter 7: Unity Game Development Essentials

Lecture 1: What you will learn

Lecture 2: Your Resources

Lecture 3: Project Setup

Lecture 4: Importing the 3D Game Kit

Lecture 5: Basic scene setup

Lecture 6: Scene Setup continued

Instructors

[ School of Game Design ]
Real world training from game design experts!

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