Complete Unity 2018 – Coding Games in C#

Complete Unity 2018 – Coding Games in C#, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 3.6, with 49 lectures, based on 25 reviews, and has 3751 subscribers.

You will learn about Build a 2D game with working physics, enemies, and projectiles Create triggers and events to make the game progress at the right time Work with sprite renderers to achieve appealing visual effects Save and load game data from and to files Manage player inventories with item pickups or powerups Loosely couple your scripts with dependency injection for better code management Run tests on your game without hitting play every time with the Unity Test Runner This course is ideal for individuals who are People who want to build their own games in a robust and extendable game engine or Anyone who may know a little code, but wants to learn how to C# libraries specific to the Unity Engine or Lovers of 2D Pixel Art Games or C# learners or developers who want to follow good design practices like Dependency Injection and Unit Testing while building their games It is particularly useful for People who want to build their own games in a robust and extendable game engine or Anyone who may know a little code, but wants to learn how to C# libraries specific to the Unity Engine or Lovers of 2D Pixel Art Games or C# learners or developers who want to follow good design practices like Dependency Injection and Unit Testing while building their games.

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Summary

Title: Complete Unity 2018 – Coding Games in C#

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 3.6

Number of Lectures: 49

Number of Published Lectures: 49

Number of Curriculum Items: 49

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 49

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Build a 2D game with working physics, enemies, and projectiles
Create triggers and events to make the game progress at the right time
Work with sprite renderers to achieve appealing visual effects
Save and load game data from and to files
Manage player inventories with item pickups or powerups
Loosely couple your scripts with dependency injection for better code management
Run tests on your game without hitting play every time with the Unity Test Runner

Who Should Attend

People who want to build their own games in a robust and extendable game engine
Anyone who may know a little code, but wants to learn how to C# libraries specific to the Unity Engine
Lovers of 2D Pixel Art Games
C# learners or developers who want to follow good design practices like Dependency Injection and Unit Testing while building their games

Target Audiences

People who want to build their own games in a robust and extendable game engine
Anyone who may know a little code, but wants to learn how to C# libraries specific to the Unity Engine
Lovers of 2D Pixel Art Games
C# learners or developers who want to follow good design practices like Dependency Injection and Unit Testing while building their games

Learn the ins and outs of building 2D games in Unity 2018 from the ground up. We will cover working in the engine, GameObjects & Components in detail, many coding topics, and building art assets from a technical perspective.

We will start from basics and there will be example scripts for you to download, test, and use if you wish throughout many of the tutorials provided in the course.

With a focus on coding, I will be showing you advanced techniques such as Dependency Injection to make your scripts more loosely coupled and easier to make changes to later on and Unit testing through the Unity Test Runner.

Several external tools will be covered as well to help you in creating your game (Pyxel Edit for Pixel Art, BFXR for Sound Effects, etc).

Here are some of the Unity basics that will be covered in the course

Rigidbodies and 2D kinematic game physics
Adding, using, and manipulating components on game objects
Workflows in Unity and learning how to work more efficiently
Manipulating audio sources for sound playback during events and animation
Adding lighting to 2D sprite objects in the game engine.
Using the Unity Tilemapping Tools to Create Game Maps with easy collision setup
Step A to Z in Creating Prefabs for your game like a Giant Animated Fireball

Here are some of the coding topics covered in the course

Collision checking for walls and event triggers
UI Menus – How to create and navigate between menu using the UI components available inside of unity
Saving and Loading Game Data to Permanent or Temporary Files on Any Platform
Odin Inspector – a Premium addon that makes it easy to design inspectors for your scripts so designers can make changes to your game and also opens up serialization for important C# objects like Dictionaries.
Managing character inventories including items and money
Remembering the state of objects in the game when the player leaves and reenters a scene
How to Use Scriptable Objects – Storing important game data like settings in an asset file that you can easily edit with the Unity inspector
Custom unity events and making outside scripts react to them
Enemy and Projectile spawning scripts
Unit Testing and Scene Testing with the Unity Test Runner
Dependency Injection with Zenject

Music Used: Beauty Flow by Kevin Macleod (CC-BY 4.0 License)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Basics of Unity 2018

Lecture 1: Components vs GameObjects & How They Work Together

Lecture 2: Differences between Canvas GUI Elements and Gameplay Objects

Lecture 3: All UI Components Explained

Lecture 4: MonoBehaviours and Unity Lifecycle Hooks (Update, Start, Awake)

Chapter 2: Scriptable Objects (C#)

Lecture 1: Scriptable Objects Introduction

Lecture 2: Random Color Changing – Simple Beginners C# Script

Lecture 3: Adding Timer to Random Color Change Script – Tracking deltaTime in Script

Lecture 4: Making Items in Scriptable Object Inventory System

Lecture 5: Nested Scriptable Objects & Adding Objects to MonoBehaviour Scripts in Inspector

Lecture 6: Creating Shops & Shop Inventory from ScriptableObjects

Chapter 3: Pixel Art Tools (Aseprite)

Lecture 1: Aseprite vs Pyxel Edit – Pixel Art Tool Comparison

Lecture 2: Import and Create Custom Color Palettes

Chapter 4: 2D Visuals inside of Unity Engine

Lecture 1: Best Way to Import 2D Sprites & Pixel Art

Lecture 2: Control Sprite Rendering Order

Lecture 3: Create Shadows for 2D Game Sprite Images

Lecture 4: Baked Lighting for 2D Pixel Sprite Games

Lecture 5: Make a Simple 2D Tiled Background

Lecture 6: Hide Part of Sprite Animation with Sprite Mask

Chapter 5: Dynamic Rigidbody Movement

Lecture 1: How to Move Left and Right with Input & Rigidbody 2D Forces

Lecture 2: Limit Run Speed Velocity Cap

Lecture 3: Jump Forces and How to Check If Player is Standing on Ground Collider

Chapter 6: 2D Kinematic Movement

Lecture 1: Collider.Cast – Best Easy Way to Check for Collision

Lecture 2: Eliminate Jitter by Clamping to Sprite Pixels

Chapter 7: Making Projectiles

Lecture 1: Fireball: Setup for Spritesheet Animation

Lecture 2: Creating a Fireball Projectile with Movement, Collision, and Sound

Lecture 3: Projectile Physics Guide – Curved Path & Returning Projectiles Back

Lecture 4: Control Kinematic Object Movement with Animation Curves (The C# Class)

Chapter 8: Making UI Menus

Lecture 1: Make a Main Menu Screen – Part 1 Setup

Lecture 2: Make a Main Menu Screen – Part 2 Coding Menu Buttons

Lecture 3: Make a Main Menu Screen – Part 3 Load Menu Popup, Close Menu Button

Lecture 4: Pause Menu with Prefabs & Singleton Menu Manager Script – Part 1 Setup

Lecture 5: Pause Menu Prefab & Menu Manager – Part 2 MonoBehaviour Manager Script

Lecture 6: Menu Prefabs & Manager – Part 3 Singleton System – Unity 2018 Tutorial

Lecture 7: Menu Prefabs & Manager – Part 4 Seperating Data from Singleton System

Lecture 8: Menu Prefabs & Manager – Part 5 Control UI Menus in Singleton System

Lecture 9: Customize GUI Positions in Options Menu

Chapter 9: Audio

Lecture 1: Create Character Talking Blip Sound Effects in BFXR

Chapter 10: Events

Lecture 1: Spawn Copies of Enemies or Projectiles at Mouse Cursor Point

Lecture 2: Actions on Event Triggers Script & Inspector

Lecture 3: Animated 2D Door Trigger with Example & Scripts

Chapter 11: Scene Management

Lecture 1: Spawn GameObjects when Scene Loads through Code

Lecture 2: How to Save and Load with Save Files – Unity 2018 Tutorial for Beginners

Lecture 3: GUID Manager – Persistent Unique IDs

Chapter 12: Zenject (Dependency Injection in Unity)

Lecture 1: Introduction to Zenject

Lecture 2: Dynamically Spawned Game Objects after Scene Load with Dependency Injection

Lecture 3: Game Settings as Scriptable Object Installer

Chapter 13: Unit, Integration, and Scene Testing

Lecture 1: Basic Unit Testing Setup with Assembly Definition Files

Lecture 2: PlayMode Tests for GameObjects in Scene Context

Lecture 3: Unit Testing with Zenject Dependency Injection

Instructors

Chris Tutorials
Game Developer and Tutorial Content Creator

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4 stars: 6 votes
5 stars: 9 votes

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