Learn To Create An RPG Game In Unity

Learn To Create An RPG Game In Unity, available at $119.99, has an average rating of 4.58, with 117 lectures, based on 4465 reviews, and has 24786 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn C#, a modern versatile programming language. Understand the capabilities of 2D development in Unity. Develop strong and transferrable problem solving skills. Gain an understanding of the game development process. Learn how object oriented programming works in practice. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to make their own 2D games. or People who want to create and publish their own games. or Complete beginners with an interest in learning game development. or Developers who want to re-skill across to game development. or People interested in working in the game design industy. or Competent and confident with using a computer. It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to make their own 2D games. or People who want to create and publish their own games. or Complete beginners with an interest in learning game development. or Developers who want to re-skill across to game development. or People interested in working in the game design industy. or Competent and confident with using a computer.

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Summary

Title: Learn To Create An RPG Game In Unity

Price: $119.99

Average Rating: 4.58

Number of Lectures: 117

Number of Published Lectures: 117

Number of Curriculum Items: 117

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 117

Original Price: $189.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn C#, a modern versatile programming language.
Understand the capabilities of 2D development in Unity.
Develop strong and transferrable problem solving skills.
Gain an understanding of the game development process.
Learn how object oriented programming works in practice.

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to make their own 2D games.
People who want to create and publish their own games.
Complete beginners with an interest in learning game development.
Developers who want to re-skill across to game development.
People interested in working in the game design industy.
Competent and confident with using a computer.

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to make their own 2D games.
People who want to create and publish their own games.
Complete beginners with an interest in learning game development.
Developers who want to re-skill across to game development.
People interested in working in the game design industy.
Competent and confident with using a computer.

Learn how to create and program your very own classic RPG game using Unity, an industry-standard game development program used by many large gaming studios and indie developers across the world.

In this course you won’t just be learning programming concepts, but tying these concepts to real game development uses. You will have access to a course forum where you can discuss the topics covered in the course as well as the next steps to take once the course is complete.

This course has been designed to be easily understandable to everyone, so whether you’re a complete beginner, an artist looking to expand their game development range or a programmer interested in understanding game design, this course will help you gain a greater understanding of development.

At the end of this course you will have developed the ability to create such game elements as:

Full top-down character movement
Creating tile-based maps in Unity
A full dialog system
Inventory creation & management
Stat-tracking & leveling up
Shop system
Turn-based battles with enemies
Boss Battles
Quest Management

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Assets

Chapter 2: Basics

Lecture 1: Setting up Unity

Lecture 2: Quick Guide to Unity Layout

Lecture 3: Importing images & setting to correct values

Chapter 3: The Player

Lecture 1: Chopping up player spritesheet

Lecture 2: Sorting Layers & Orders

Lecture 3: Giving Player Physics

Lecture 4: Creating a Script & understanding variables

Lecture 5: Moving the Player through scripting

Lecture 6: Animating the Player

Lecture 7: Setting up the Player Movement Animations

Lecture 8: Facing the right direction

Lecture 9: Walking into objects & preventing spinning

Chapter 4: Switching Scenes

Lecture 1: Switching Scenes

Lecture 2: Preventing duplicate players

Lecture 3: Starting at the correct point

Lecture 4: Combining Area changers

Lecture 5: Making sure the player is always in scene

Chapter 5: Camera & Maps

Lecture 1: Controlling the camera

Lecture 2: Creating a Tileset

Lecture 3: Creating a Tile Map

Lecture 4: CHALLENGE – Create a simple town area

Lecture 5: Keeping Camera inside the map

Lecture 6: Hiding the map edges

Lecture 7: Keeping the Player inside the map

Lecture 8: Adding Screen Between scenes

Lecture 9: Fading in & out

Lecture 10: Calling the Fade

Lecture 11: Loading Essential Objects

Chapter 6: Dialog System

Lecture 1: Laying out Dialog Box

Lecture 2: Creating Dialog Manager & Reading Text

Lecture 3: Reading multiple Lines

Lecture 4: Activating & switching lines

Lecture 5: Stopping the player moving

Lecture 6: Showing names of characters

Lecture 7: Hiding Name-bar for signs

Chapter 7: Levelling Up

Lecture 1: Player Stats

Lecture 2: Adding a Levelling System

Lecture 3: Testing Levelling

Lecture 4: Gaining stats on Level up

Lecture 5: Creating a Game Manager

Chapter 8: In-Game Menu

Lecture 1: Laying Out the menu

Lecture 2: Laying Out Character Info

Lecture 3: Opening & Closing the menu

Lecture 4: Stop Player Movement

Lecture 5: Setting up Stat references

Lecture 6: Updating the Stats

Lecture 7: Navigating the Menu

Lecture 8: CHALLENGE – Layout the Stats Window

Lecture 9: Opening the Stats Window

Lecture 10: Filling out the Status information

Chapter 9: Inventory

Lecture 1: Making Items

Lecture 2: Layout Item Window

Lecture 3: Storing our Inventory & Getting Item Details

Lecture 4: Showing the Items in menu

Lecture 5: Sorting Items & removing spaces

Lecture 6: Selecting Items

Lecture 7: Add & Remove Items

Lecture 8: Using Discard Button

Lecture 9: Selecting Character To Use Item

Lecture 10: Using Items

Lecture 11: Picking Up Items

Chapter 10: Money & Shops

Lecture 1: CHALLENGE – Create shop scene using inner tileset

Lecture 2: Getting Gold

Lecture 3: Creating the Shop Menu

Lecture 4: Creating a Shopkeeper

Lecture 5: Showing Items to Buy & Sell

Lecture 6: Selecting Items to Buy & Sell

Lecture 7: Buying & Selling

Chapter 11: Quest Tracking

Lecture 1: Making Quests

Lecture 2: Checking & Marking Quests

Lecture 3: Activating objects for Quests

Lecture 4: Completing Quests

Lecture 5: Activating Quests

Lecture 6: Activating Quests after Dialogue

Chapter 12: Saving

Lecture 1: Saving & Loading Quest Data

Lecture 2: Saving the Game

Lecture 3: Loading the Game

Chapter 13: Audio

Lecture 1: Adding Audio

Lecture 2: Playing Audio

Lecture 3: CHALLENGE – Make AudioManager be loaded in with essentials Loader

Chapter 14: Main Menu

Lecture 1: Laying out the Main Menu

Lecture 2: Creating Main Menu script

Lecture 3: Loading the game

Chapter 15: Battle System

Instructors

James Doyle
Teaching The Basics of Making Games

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2 stars: 81 votes
3 stars: 392 votes
4 stars: 1556 votes
5 stars: 2378 votes

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