Making an Infinite Runner with Unity

Making an Infinite Runner with Unity, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 72 lectures, based on 50 reviews, and has 465 subscribers.

You will learn about The Fundamentals of the Unity Game Engine Make a Complete Infinite Runner Game Using C# to Implement Game Mechanics Package Games With Unity Save and Load Game Data with JSON Create UI and Audio in Unity This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who want to jump to into Unity Game Development or Beginners of Unity who what to follow a more complete project or Any people that are passionate to Start Making Games! or Unreal Engine developers who what to try Unity It is particularly useful for Beginners who want to jump to into Unity Game Development or Beginners of Unity who what to follow a more complete project or Any people that are passionate to Start Making Games! or Unreal Engine developers who what to try Unity.

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Summary

Title: Making an Infinite Runner with Unity

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 72

Number of Published Lectures: 72

Number of Curriculum Items: 72

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 72

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The Fundamentals of the Unity Game Engine
Make a Complete Infinite Runner Game
Using C# to Implement Game Mechanics
Package Games With Unity
Save and Load Game Data with JSON
Create UI and Audio in Unity

Who Should Attend

Beginners who want to jump to into Unity Game Development
Beginners of Unity who what to follow a more complete project
Any people that are passionate to Start Making Games!
Unreal Engine developers who what to try Unity

Target Audiences

Beginners who want to jump to into Unity Game Development
Beginners of Unity who what to follow a more complete project
Any people that are passionate to Start Making Games!
Unreal Engine developers who what to try Unity

Welcome to the second installment of the Complete Game Development Series, Project Infinite Runner! Throughout this course, we will delve into the fundamentals of Unity, the widely utilized game engine, as we construct a fully developed infinite-runner game.

Our journey begins with an exploration of the core aspects of the Unity editor, encompassing basic manipulation of objects, game objects and their components, the game loop, and asset importing. As the game takes shape, we will progressively explore advanced concepts such as the new input system, physics, animation controllers, prefabs, shader graphs, audio, and more.

This tutorial emphasizes thoroughness. No steps will be omitted, and we will refrain from relying on third-party code or plugins. Every element, including the player controller, world generation, shader graph, player profile, and leaderboard system, will be implemented from the ground up. Our goal is to maintain clean and extensible code throughout the entire process.

Beyond Unity, we will briefly touch on basic modeling using Blender to provide insights into other facets of the game development workflow.

Upon completing the tutorial, you will possess a robust understanding of Unity and game development, coupled with a comprehensive infinite runner project. This knowledge will empower you to tackle more advanced projects and progress through the series seamlessly. Brace yourself for a thorough, enlightening, and continuous game development journey!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and the Basics

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: 01_Install_Unity

Lecture 3: 02_Introduction_to_the_Editor

Lecture 4: 03_Basic_Object_Manipulations

Lecture 5: 04_Game_Object_and_Components

Lecture 6: 05_Create_and_Attach_a_Script

Lecture 7: 06_Delta_Time_and_Expose_Variables_to_The_Editor

Chapter 2: Setup the Player

Lecture 1: 07_Importing_Assets_and_the_Asset_Store

Lecture 2: 08_Install_the_New_Input_System

Lecture 3: 09_Add_the_Move_Action

Lecture 4: 10_Move_the_Player_With_Pre_Defined_Transforms

Lecture 5: 11_Physics_Constrains_and_Collision_Components

Lecture 6: 12_Caculate_Jumping_Speed

Lecture 7: 13_Ground_Check

Lecture 8: 14_Basics_of_Animator

Lecture 9: 15_Triggering_Animation_in_the_Code

Chapter 3: Procedural Level Generation

Lecture 1: 16_Prefabs_and_the_World_Generator

Lecture 2: 17_Generate_the_roads

Lecture 3: 18_Use_Prefab_to_Setup_the_Collision

Lecture 4: 19_Add_Movement_Using_a_Component

Lecture 5: 20_Destory_Object_at_the_End_Point

Lecture 6: 21_Spawn_new_Blocks_with_Trigger

Lecture 7: 22_Spawn_Buildings

Lecture 8: 23_Spawn_Street_Light

Lecture 9: 24_Create_our_First_Shader

Lecture 10: 25_Manipulate_the_position_of_the_points

Lecture 11: 26_Use_the_Circle_Equation_to_arc_the_Environment

Chapter 4: Threats

Lecture 1: 27_Create_the_Threat_and_Compose_the_Car_Class

Lecture 2: 28_Spawn_the_Car_using_Coroutine

Lecture 3: 29_Spawn_the_Car_On_Random_Lanes

Lecture 4: 30_Spawn_the_Road_Block

Lecture 5: 31_Refactor_the_Threats

Lecture 6: 32_Refactor_the_Speed_Control

Chapter 5: Pick Ups

Lecture 1: 33_Implment_the_Pickup_Class

Lecture 2: 34_Implement_the_score_keeper_and_the_UI

Lecture 3: 35_Spawn_an_Array_of_Coins

Lecture 4: 36_Refactor_the_Spawning

Lecture 5: 37_Adjust_the_Position_of_Pickups

Chapter 6: The Train

Lecture 1: 38_Create_the_Train_Segment_Class

Lecture 2: 39_Spawn_and_Move_the_Train_Segment

Chapter 7: Other Game Mechanics

Lecture 1: 40_Addressing_Overlapping_and_Placement_Issues

Lecture 2: 41_Make_the_Camera_Follow_the_Player

Lecture 3: 42_Block_Player_From_going_To_an_Occupied_Lane

Lecture 4: 43_Fix_Road_Collision_Issue_and_Trigger_Spawning_Bug

Lecture 5: 44_Change_the_Spawn_Ratio

Lecture 6: 45_Creat_the_Fail_Zone

Lecture 7: 46_Implement_the_Trash_Can

Lecture 8: 47_Add_No_Spawn_Zone_and_Blance_the_Game

Lecture 9: 48_Create_the_Speed_Boost_Model

Lecture 10: 49_Create_the_Speed_Boost_Pickup

Chapter 8: Menu Setup

Lecture 1: 50_Expand_the_Ingame_UI

Lecture 2: 51_Add_Buttons_to_the_Pause_Menu

Lecture 3: 52_Implement_the_Gameover_Menu

Lecture 4: 53_Implement_the_Main_Menu

Chapter 9: Player Profile and Leader Board

Lecture 1: 54_Baisc_Saving_Mechanic_and_JSON

Lecture 2: 55_Create_the_Player_Proflie_UI

Lecture 3: 56_Save_New_Player

Lecture 4: 57_Delete_Existing_Player

Lecture 5: 58_Implement_Leader_Board_Saving_Facilities

Lecture 6: 59_Set_and_Get_the_Player_Name_and_Sort_Leader_Board

Lecture 7: 60_Layout_the_Structure_of_the_Leader_Board

Lecture 8: 61_Read_Entries_to_the_Leader_Board

Chapter 10: Audio

Lecture 1: 62_Add_Background_and_Movement_Audio

Lecture 2: 63_Implement_Audio_Triggering

Lecture 3: 64_Finish_all_Audio

Chapter 11: Final Touches

Lecture 1: 65_Update_Button_Visuals

Lecture 2: 66_Create_Text_in_Blender

Lecture 3: 67_Add_our_Character_to_the_Title

Lecture 4: 68_Render_the_Title_and_Import_to_Unity

Lecture 5: 69_Change_the_Skybox_and_Fix_Input_Bug

Lecture 6: 70_Build_the_Game_and_Wrap_Up

Lecture 7: 71_Congrats_and_Final_Remarks

Instructors

Jingtian Li
Game Wizard

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