Temple Run Clone for iOS & Android | Top Unity and C# Course

Temple Run Clone for iOS & Android | Top Unity and C# Course, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 20 lectures, based on 13 reviews, and has 78 subscribers.

You will learn about 3D game development using Unity C# syntax, so that you could manipulate the behavior of your game objects (assets) inside Unity. Learn to port your game to both iOS and Android, as well as make it receive input from your phone's accelerometer and touch-gestures. The mechanics and logic of endless runner games like Temple Run. How 3D models are imported and rigged inside of Unity, so that you could create your own game environment. How to animate your character using the Unity Mechanim system to bring your game to life and make it more interactive. This course is ideal for individuals who are People who which to kickstart their indie development careers. or People who just like making things. It is particularly useful for People who which to kickstart their indie development careers. or People who just like making things.

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Summary

Title: Temple Run Clone for iOS & Android | Top Unity and C# Course

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 20

Number of Published Lectures: 20

Number of Curriculum Items: 20

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 20

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

3D game development using Unity
C# syntax, so that you could manipulate the behavior of your game objects (assets) inside Unity.
Learn to port your game to both iOS and Android, as well as make it receive input from your phone's accelerometer and touch-gestures.
The mechanics and logic of endless runner games like Temple Run.
How 3D models are imported and rigged inside of Unity, so that you could create your own game environment.
How to animate your character using the Unity Mechanim system to bring your game to life and make it more interactive.

Who Should Attend

People who which to kickstart their indie development careers.
People who just like making things.

Target Audiences

People who which to kickstart their indie development careers.
People who just like making things.

Requirements:

Course Prerequisites: Basic programming knowledge (variable types and declarations, for loops, etc.)

Course Requirements: A PC or a Mac with modest specs, a pre-installed version of Unity (free), a pre-installed version of Visual Studio (for Mac and Windows users) .

Course Description:

This project-based course will serve as your entrance to 3D graphics, which are at the core of game development, virtual worlds creation, and character animation. If you complete this course, you will have a fully working Temple Run clone that is cross-platform and portable to mobile phones with amazing, smooth graphics and animation (not like those cheap ones you find in blogs 😉

Game Development Topics Covered in Great Detail in this Course:

Object oriented programming (OOP) including: Classes, objects, public & private data members, constructors, inheritance, and many more.
C# arrays.
C# lists.
C# Strings.
Functions in C#.
If & switch statements in C#.
All the major C# variables types like ints, floats, bools, etc.
Unity GameObjects & Components.
The concept of assets in game development.
The concept of prefabs in Unity.
Utilizing the Unity Asset Store to its full potential.
3D models basics like polygon counts, textures & materials.
The concept of a skybox.
Character animation using the Unity Animation System (Mechanim).
Animation state machines.
Unity Animation Events
C# scripts in Unity.
Different Unity user interface (UI) elements like texts, images and buttons.
Different Unity classes like Vector3, Vector2, Animator, Transform, CharacterController, and many others.
Collision Detection.
Unity’s random logic.
The concept of a camera in video games.
Different input systems for the game like keyboard keys, as well as mobile touch input and accelerometer input.
Reading the Unity Documentation as a guide for knowing how to use Unity competently.
Debugging the game using the Unity Console window.
Loading different scenes (levels).
Building or exporting the game from a project in the Unity engine to an app that can work natively on Android & iOS.
C# syntax.
For-loops.
Typecasting in C#.
C# enumeration structures like enum.
C# co-routines and interfaces like IEnumerator.
Designing a user interface (UI) in Unity for the game using different UI elements like images, texts, panels, and buttons.
C# namespaces.
The concept of local (automatic) and global variables in C#
Unity game save feature.
Unity immediate graphical user interface (IMGUI).
The mechanics of the endless runner game genre.
Sound effects (SoundFX).
Unity script-to-script communication.

Game Development Topics Covered Partially in this Course:

3D coordinate math.
3D rotation math like quaternions and Euler angles.
Modular arithmetic.
The concept of particle systems in game development & the Unity Fog System.
Visual effects (VFX) in video games.
More advanced data structures like dictionaries and keys.
Operator overloading.
The concept of linear interpolation.

Skills You’ll Hone If You Complete this Course (Besides Learning 3D Game Development in Unity):

Problem solving.
Abstract & logical thinking.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Part 0: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Installing Unity and Visual Studio on Windows

Lecture 2: Installing Unity and Visual Studio on macOS

Chapter 2: Part 1: Unity Basics

Lecture 1: Setting-up Our Virtual Scene and Importing Our 3D Character Model

Lecture 2: Prefabs and Object Oriented Programming (OOP) in Unity

Chapter 3: Part II: Game Mechanics

Lecture 1: Player Logic I: Propelling the Character Forward

Lecture 2: Player Logic I (Cont'd): Implementing Gravity Effect

Lecture 3: Player Logic II: Left and Right Turns; and Getting Input from the Keyboard

Lecture 4: Game Mechanics (GM) I: Camera Behavior Script

Lecture 5: GM II: Spawning Infinite Random Segments Forward

Lecture 6: GM III: Generating Random Segments & Spawning them in Different Directions

Lecture 7: Player Animation: Importing Animations and Unity Animation System Basics

Lecture 8: VFX: Adding Water and a Clearing Fog Effect

Lecture 9: Player Logic III: Death Condition, Collision Detection, and Player Respawning

Lecture 10: Adding Sound to the Game

Chapter 4: Part III: Additional Features

Lecture 1: Reward System: Coin Collection & Running Distance Tracking & Score Saving

Lecture 2: Game Menus

Lecture 3: Game User Interface (UI)

Lecture 4: Mobile Port: Touch Input Integration

Lecture 5: Mobile Port: Accelerometer Input Integration

Lecture 6: Mobile Port: Build for iOS & Android

Instructors

Alp Merza
EE Grad/ Engineer

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