Game Development: Pathfinding with Unity

Game Development: Pathfinding with Unity, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.85, with 43 lectures, based on 26 reviews, and has 222 subscribers.

You will learn about You will be able to develop a Steering Behaviour System You will be able to develop a A* Algorithm You will be able to code a Dijkstra Algorithm You will be able to use Pathfinding Systems You will learn how to use the Tilemap and Grid Systems in Unity You will be able to use Unit's NavMesh This course is ideal for individuals who are Programmers that want to learn pathfinding algorithms in a visual manner or Game enthusiasts that want to learn more about AI/Game algorithms or Game Developers It is particularly useful for Programmers that want to learn pathfinding algorithms in a visual manner or Game enthusiasts that want to learn more about AI/Game algorithms or Game Developers.

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Summary

Title: Game Development: Pathfinding with Unity

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.85

Number of Lectures: 43

Number of Published Lectures: 43

Number of Curriculum Items: 43

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 43

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will be able to develop a Steering Behaviour System
You will be able to develop a A* Algorithm
You will be able to code a Dijkstra Algorithm
You will be able to use Pathfinding Systems
You will learn how to use the Tilemap and Grid Systems in Unity
You will be able to use Unit's NavMesh

Who Should Attend

Programmers that want to learn pathfinding algorithms in a visual manner
Game enthusiasts that want to learn more about AI/Game algorithms
Game Developers

Target Audiences

Programmers that want to learn pathfinding algorithms in a visual manner
Game enthusiasts that want to learn more about AI/Game algorithms
Game Developers

Have you ever wondered how NPCs and monsters find paths from one point to another?

In this course you are going to learn how to create Steering Systems that avoid obstacles so your agent can run a circuit. As you are learning that, you are also learning how raycasts, sensors and Gizmos work.

You will learn to code the Pathfinding Algorithms A* and Dijkstra in C# and Unity. They will be made using Unity’s Tilemap System so you can very easily understand how they work and what is going on.

Then, how to apply the A* Algorithm in tridimensional environments, making a controller of agents that can make those individual agents pursue a Player.

Lastly, you’ll learn how to use Unity’s NavMesh and create a system where agents can jump over empty spaces, climb ladders and all.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introdução

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Downloading Unity and Preparing the Environment

Lecture 3: Getting a Text Editor

Chapter 2: Steering System

Lecture 1: Preparing the Environment

Lecture 2: Gizmos

Lecture 3: Creating the Circuit

Lecture 4: Basic Rotation

Lecture 5: Changing to the Next Waypoint

Lecture 6: Sensors and Raycasts

Lecture 7: Side Sensors

Lecture 8: Improving Sensors Code

Lecture 9: Avoid Steering

Lecture 10: The Problem with Steerings

Chapter 3: Pathfinding Algorithms

Lecture 1: Creating a New Project

Lecture 2: SetTile and SetColor

Lecture 3: Board and TileLogic

Lecture 4: Algorithm and Finding the Objective

Lecture 5: Preparing for the Dijkstra

Lecture 6: Dijkstra Algorithm

Lecture 7: Blocked Tiles

Lecture 8: Different Move Costs

Lecture 9: Building the Path Based on the Search

Lecture 10: Pathfinder's Inheritance

Lecture 11: Coding the A*

Lecture 12: Understanding the A* Code

Lecture 13: Fixing Bugs and Different Types of Lists

Chapter 4: Applying A* in 3D Environments

Lecture 1: Preparing the Environment

Lecture 2: Adapting A* to 3D

Lecture 3: Creating the World Positions

Lecture 4: Detecting Obstacles

Lecture 5: A* Agent

Lecture 6: WorldPosition to 2D

Lecture 7: Automatically Updating the Path

Lecture 8: Agent Controller

Chapter 5: Unity's NavMesh

Lecture 1: Baking

Lecture 2: Carving

Lecture 3: NavMesh Agent

Lecture 4: NavMesh Obstacle

Lecture 5: Making a Patrol with NavMeshAgent

Lecture 6: How Nav Agents FInd Paths Together and Cost Areas

Lecture 7: OffMeshLinks

Lecture 8: Adding Links Manually

Lecture 9: Adjusting OffMesh Speed

Instructors

TheCodingCult (aka Henrique de Carvalho)
College Teacher/Programmer/Indie GameDev

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4 stars: 7 votes
5 stars: 13 votes

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