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Learning Unity and C# for Complete Beginners

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Learning Unity and C# for Complete Beginners, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 207 lectures, 11 quizzes, based on 247 reviews, and has 1386 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn 3D Game Development using Unity 2021 Learn the basics of the C# Programming language by making your first 3D game Make your first video game from start to finish Over 40 Assignments in videos that put your learning skills to the test to make sure you are learning and not just copying code. Learn to find and troubleshoot bugs in your games Be comfortable making your own unique games Complete and publish your first game to the Web so others can play and give feedback This course is ideal for individuals who are Someone wanting to learn how to create their very first 3D video game with no prior experience It is particularly useful for Someone wanting to learn how to create their very first 3D video game with no prior experience.

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Title: Learning Unity and C# for Complete Beginners

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 207

Number of Quizzes: 11

Number of Published Lectures: 207

Number of Published Quizzes: 11

Number of Curriculum Items: 218

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 218

Original Price: $59.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Learn 3D Game Development using Unity 2021
  • Learn the basics of the C# Programming language by making your first 3D game
  • Make your first video game from start to finish
  • Over 40 Assignments in videos that put your learning skills to the test to make sure you are learning and not just copying code.
  • Learn to find and troubleshoot bugs in your games
  • Be comfortable making your own unique games
  • Complete and publish your first game to the Web so others can play and give feedback

Who Should Attend

  • Someone wanting to learn how to create their very first 3D video game with no prior experience

Target Audiences

  • Someone wanting to learn how to create their very first 3D video game with no prior experience

At the end of this course you will have a completed 3D BomberMan style game published to the web. Your game can be very unique to you as you progress through this course by finding your own assets and audio resources which I will show you how to do.

I have designed this course specifically for the complete beginner with absolutely ZERO experience in Game Development or programming. You will learn everything you need during this course without having to rely on additional resources.

We are going to build a complete game from scratch and take it all the way to being published on the web to share with your family and friends or even sell.

The course will gradually go through making a very simple prototype of our game using simple primitive shapes such as cubes and spheres. Then once comfortable with these concepts we will continue to expand upon it by adding 3D models as replacements to the prototype assets. Further expanding on that we will then add sound, music, User Interface and menu’s, and so on until our game is complete. Taking it one step at a time and breaking everything down in to small tasks so that no matter your skill level you will not feel overwhelmed.

I have included over 40 Assignments in the videos that I give to you so that you can practice the skills you have been shown on your own. Practicing using these skills without just following a video will help you remember them and how to use them in real world situations for the future.

I will also go over how to check the license of assets you find online so that you know how to check if you are allowed to use the assets you find in commercial projects that you may publish in the future.

LETS GET STARTED!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Preview

Lecture 2: Welcome and Introduction

Lecture 3: Joining Discord and where to ask for help

Chapter 2: Unity Basics

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Download and install Unity

Lecture 3: New Unity Hub

Lecture 4: Creating and opening projects

Lecture 5: Editor Overview

Lecture 6: Custom Layouts

Lecture 7: Scenes

Lecture 8: GameObjects and Transforms

Lecture 9: Materials

Lecture 10: Parents and Children

Lecture 11: Prefabs

Lecture 12: Components

Lecture 13: Common Keyboard and Mouse Shortcuts

Chapter 3: C# Basics

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: First C# Script

Lecture 3: Variables

Lecture 4: Methods

Lecture 5: IF-Else Statements

Lecture 6: Loops

Chapter 4: Starting to prototype the game

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Updating to Unity 2021

Lecture 3: Moving the Player

Lecture 4: Time.DeltaTime

Lecture 5: SerializeField

Lecture 6: Playmode Tint

Lecture 7: Keyboard Input

Lecture 8: Snapping

Lecture 9: Camera View

Lecture 10: Collisions

Lecture 11: Organization

Lecture 12: Vectors

Lecture 13: Movement Method

Lecture 14: Velocity

Lecture 15: Caching Components

Lecture 16: Making the bomb

Lecture 17: Instantiate

Lecture 18: Collisions

Lecture 19: Triggers

Lecture 20: Tags

Lecture 21: Triggers and Collisions

Lecture 22: First Enemy

Lecture 23: IsKinematic and Collisions

Lecture 24: Arrays

Lecture 25: Make Enemy Patrol

Lecture 26: Reverse Waypoint Direction

Lecture 27: Game Manager

Lecture 28: FindObjectOfType

Lecture 29: Public vs Private

Lecture 30: Bomb Delay

Lecture 31: Bomb Explosion

Lecture 32: Bomb Range

Lecture 33: Detect Explosion Hitting Objects

Lecture 34: Stop explosions from passing through walls

Lecture 35: Bomb Chain Reaction

Lecture 36: Mathf.Round to move bombs to center

Lecture 37: Explosion Trails

Lecture 38: Limit amount of bombs

Lecture 39: Explosions kill player and enemies

Lecture 40: Respawn Player

Lecture 41: Spawn time delay variable

Lecture 42: Destructible Blocks

Lecture 43: Adjust Player Collider

Lecture 44: Enemy Waypoint Delay

Lecture 45: Random Delay Time

Lecture 46: Reverse enemy path when hitting a bomb

Lecture 47: Debug.LogWarning on Enemies with no waypoints

Lecture 48: Build a full level

Lecture 49: New Player Movement

Lecture 50: Physics Materials

Lecture 51: Camera Follows the player

Lecture 52: Keeping track of a Score

Chapter 5: User Interface

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: UPDATE: Small changes to UI menu on new versions of Unity

Lecture 3: Canvas

Lecture 4: Namespaces

Lecture 5: Display Lives on the UI

Lecture 6: Display Max Bombs on UI

Lecture 7: Display Explode Range on UI

Lecture 8: Time.timeScale to Pause Game

Lecture 9: Prevent planting bombs when paused

Lecture 10: Pause Panel

Lecture 11: Game Over Panel

Lecture 12: Reload level on Game Over

Lecture 13: Making a new Scene for a Main Menu

Lecture 14: Second Level

Lecture 15: GameManager as a prefab

Lecture 16: Win Condition

Lecture 17: Loading next levels

Lecture 18: Checking for last level

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