Create a 3D RPG Game With THREE.js

Create a 3D RPG Game With THREE.js, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 32 lectures, 6 quizzes, based on 347 reviews, and has 2419 subscribers.

You will learn about Create 3D games that will run in a browser Understand how to control a character allowing the user to guide them around a large environment Learn to load complex external 3D assets that contain animations. Apply animations to a skinned mesh. Use simplified geometry to contain the user character within the environment. This course is ideal for individuals who are You want to learn to create 3D games that will run in a modern browser, even on mobile devices. or You want to learn the skills quickly. or You want to focus on a game that has a central in-vision character. or You want to learn to control 3D assets with code. It is particularly useful for You want to learn to create 3D games that will run in a modern browser, even on mobile devices. or You want to learn the skills quickly. or You want to focus on a game that has a central in-vision character. or You want to learn to control 3D assets with code.

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Summary

Title: Create a 3D RPG Game With THREE.js

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 32

Number of Quizzes: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 31

Number of Published Quizzes: 6

Number of Curriculum Items: 38

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 37

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create 3D games that will run in a browser
Understand how to control a character allowing the user to guide them around a large environment
Learn to load complex external 3D assets that contain animations.
Apply animations to a skinned mesh.
Use simplified geometry to contain the user character within the environment.

Who Should Attend

You want to learn to create 3D games that will run in a modern browser, even on mobile devices.
You want to learn the skills quickly.
You want to focus on a game that has a central in-vision character.
You want to learn to control 3D assets with code.

Target Audiences

You want to learn to create 3D games that will run in a modern browser, even on mobile devices.
You want to learn the skills quickly.
You want to focus on a game that has a central in-vision character.
You want to learn to control 3D assets with code.

Creating 3D games is fun. In this course you will learn quickly to create a stunning game. The author has won many awards for his 3D browser based games and he will take you through all the skills you need to create games of your own using the amazing THREE.js library.

THREE.js makes creating WebGL games much easier. You will not need to worry about how to write complex shaders. Instead the shaders will load from the assets you create in Blender.

You’ll learn

To setup your development environment .
How to export 3D assets from Blender, including animation.
Where to source great 3D assets that you can use in your own games.
The basics of setting up a THREE.js camera, scene and renderer.
Adding a pre-loader.
Using the FBXLoader class.
To master the art of blending animations.
Use a custom onscreen JoyStick class you can easily add to your own games so that desktop and mobile users get the same experience.
How to smoothly switch camera angles.
How to use simplified geometry to lock your character to the environment.
How to add cut-scenes.
How to add Sound to your games that responds to the current camera location.

It is exciting and fun and in around 2 hours you will have acquired the skills to create your own games.

Student reviews:

“This course is really awesome ! I enjoyed every second of this learning experience. Thanks to Nicholas Lever ( all the respects ) I can’t wait for the next course using cannon.js !”

“This is the most exciting class I’ve taken on Udemy since joining 7 years ago! The instructor gives examples that he made personally, explains all of the coding thoroughly, and shows you vast libraries to source pre-made objects, characters, and worlds… what more could you ask for!?!”

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome to the course

Lecture 2: JavaScript in 12 Easy Lessons – e-book

Lecture 3: What are you going to learn

Lecture 4: Setting up a simple web server

Lecture 5: 3D basics

Lecture 6: Introducing THREE.js

Chapter 2: Creating 3D assets

Lecture 1: Finding environment assets to use in your game

Lecture 2: Using Mixamo characters and animations

Lecture 3: An overview of Blender

Lecture 4: 3D formats

Lecture 5: Editing your assets

Chapter 3: Loading your assets

Lecture 1: Creating a Preloader

Lecture 2: The THREE.js Animation system

Lecture 3: Using the FBXLoader class

Chapter 4: Character Animation

Lecture 1: Creating an onscreen joystick

Lecture 2: Switching animations dynamically

Chapter 5: Moving around your environment

Lecture 1: Changing camera angle

Lecture 2: Using the Raycaster class to avoid walking through the environment

Lecture 3: Loading the environment

Lecture 4: Creating a simplified version of your environment

Chapter 6: Interacting with the environment

Lecture 1: Using proximity testing for custom actions

Lecture 2: Adding cut scenes

Lecture 3: Adding custom animations using a Tween class

Chapter 7: Adding Sound to your game

Lecture 1: The SFX class

Lecture 2: Adjust volume using proximity

Chapter 8: Pathfinding

Lecture 1: Creating a NavMesh

Lecture 2: Using a NavMesh

Chapter 9: Conclusion

Lecture 1: What you've learned

Lecture 2: Three.JS with NPM and Vite

Lecture 3: More ideas for THREE.js games

Lecture 4: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Nicholas Lever
Game developer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 16 votes
2 stars: 19 votes
3 stars: 62 votes
4 stars: 92 votes
5 stars: 158 votes

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