Unity Level Design : Abandoned House

Unity Level Design : Abandoned House, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.9, with 70 lectures, based on 267 reviews, and has 2565 subscribers.

You will learn about Level Design Post Processing Volumes Sculpting terrains Texturing terrains Level lighting Baking lightmaps How to record videos from within Unity This course is ideal for individuals who are If you are passionate about game design and want to create your own levels then you will love this course It is particularly useful for If you are passionate about game design and want to create your own levels then you will love this course.

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Summary

Title: Unity Level Design : Abandoned House

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.9

Number of Lectures: 70

Number of Published Lectures: 70

Number of Curriculum Items: 70

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 70

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Level Design
Post Processing Volumes
Sculpting terrains
Texturing terrains
Level lighting
Baking lightmaps
How to record videos from within Unity

Who Should Attend

If you are passionate about game design and want to create your own levels then you will love this course

Target Audiences

If you are passionate about game design and want to create your own levels then you will love this course

In this course I will be showing you a professional workflow for creating a level from a blank scene through to completion that is inspired by the video game: “The Last of Us”.

We will be using free props and models collected from various places online and I will be showing you how you can modify them in Substance Painter to make props fit within an environment that meets your vision.

We will be covering the following:

Terrain sculpting
Painting terrain textures
Arranging flowers, grass, ivy, rocks and trees
Level layout of an abandoned house
Re-texturing assets in Substance Painter
Creating decals in Substance Painter
Lighting and baking lightmaps in Unity
Using post processing volumes
Adding environmental sounds
Recording video within Unity for your portfolios

By the end of this course you will have developed the skills needed to build your own levels for your own games.

I look forward to seeing you in the course

Music by Jason Shaw: from freemusicarchive

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Install Unity

Lecture 3: Unity Overview

Chapter 2: Downloading Assets

Lecture 1: Install Assets

Lecture 2: Installing assets in latest versions of Unity

Lecture 3: Saving Prefabs

Chapter 3: Sculpting the Terrain

Lecture 1: Sculpting the Terrain

Lecture 2: Adding the Sea

Lecture 3: Baking a lightmap

Lecture 4: Painting mountain textures

Lecture 5: Painting snow

Lecture 6: Post Processing

Lecture 7: Adding fencing

Lecture 8: Painting the grass base

Lecture 9: Back garden fencing

Lecture 10: Adding trees

Chapter 4: Exterior layout

Lecture 1: Garden props

Lecture 2: Download props

Lecture 3: Painting mud

Lecture 4: Adding ferns

Lecture 5: Adding flowers

Lecture 6: Painting grass

Lecture 7: Adding more grass

Lecture 8: Adding rocks

Lecture 9: Distant grass

Lecture 10: Painting mud patches

Lecture 11: Cabin props

Lecture 12: Downloading props for cabin

Lecture 13: Installing ivy

Lecture 14: Ivy Editor

Lecture 15: Adding ivy to central tree

Lecture 16: Ivy on the cabin

Lecture 17: Ivy on front garden

Chapter 5: Interior layout

Lecture 1: Doors and windows for the house

Lecture 2: Props for the outside of the house

Lecture 3: Interior props

Lecture 4: Dining room layout

Lecture 5: Kitchen layout

Lecture 6: Adjustments

Lecture 7: Bedroom layout

Lecture 8: Bathroom layout

Lecture 9: Outside ivy

Lecture 10: Ivy for the side of the house

Lecture 11: Ivy for the back of the house

Lecture 12: Adding a wind zone

Chapter 6: Editing Objects and Textures

Lecture 1: Editing the sink in Blender

Lecture 2: Creating a bathroom mirror

Lecture 3: Texturing the mirror in Substance Painter

Lecture 4: Setting up the sink and mirror in Unity

Lecture 5: Texturing the fridge in Substance Painter

Lecture 6: Texturing the washer in Substance Painter

Lecture 7: Texturing the microwave in Substance Painter

Lecture 8: Texturing bathroom props in Substance Painter

Lecture 9: Setting up kitchen props in Unity

Lecture 10: Texturing other props in Substance Painter

Lecture 11: Creating decals in Substance Painter

Lecture 12: Setting up decals in Unity

Chapter 7: Lighting

Lecture 1: Light sources

Lecture 2: Interior lighting downstairs

Lecture 3: Interior lighting upstairs

Lecture 4: Preparing for light baking

Lecture 5: Adjusting lighting

Lecture 6: Cabin lighting

Lecture 7: Baking final lightmap

Lecture 8: Lightmap results

Chapter 8: Final Elements

Lecture 1: Outdoor sounds

Lecture 2: Post Process volumes

Lecture 3: Adding colliders

Lecture 4: Recording videos

Chapter 9: Completion

Lecture 1: Project completed

Instructors

Pete Jepson
Game Design Tutor

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2 stars: 7 votes
3 stars: 15 votes
4 stars: 83 votes
5 stars: 161 votes

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