The Complete ARKit Course – Build 11 Augmented Reality Apps

The Complete ARKit Course – Build 11 Augmented Reality Apps, available at $109.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 94 lectures, based on 2265 reviews, and has 17179 subscribers.

You will learn about Break into a brand new industry expected to be worth $165 billion by 2024 Build augmented reality apps for your business or organisation Create your own augmented reality app Get app development jobs on freelancer sites This course is ideal for individuals who are Creative people and mobile app designers who want to build new experiences using the latest technology It is particularly useful for Creative people and mobile app designers who want to build new experiences using the latest technology.

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Summary

Title: The Complete ARKit Course – Build 11 Augmented Reality Apps

Price: $109.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 94

Number of Published Lectures: 94

Number of Curriculum Items: 94

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 94

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Break into a brand new industry expected to be worth $165 billion by 2024
Build augmented reality apps for your business or organisation
Create your own augmented reality app
Get app development jobs on freelancer sites

Who Should Attend

Creative people and mobile app designers who want to build new experiences using the latest technology

Target Audiences

Creative people and mobile app designers who want to build new experiences using the latest technology

ARKit has been called a ‘Game Changer’ for Augmented Reality! It allows developers to create augmented reality apps for Apple’s newly launched iOS 11.

This new technology opens up the door for creative people and mobile app designers to build new experiences in a brand new industry that is expected to be worth $165 billion by 2024!

Come learn Arkit in this fun and exciting course with Rayan Slim – an experienced iOS developer who has followed Rob Percival’s “learn by doing” style to create this amazing course.

With over 9 hours of content and 5* reviews, it’s already the longest and best rated ARKit course on Udemy!

Just Take A Look At What Students Are Saying…

★★★★★ “Goes from 0 to 100 very slowly and steadily, explains everything to the decimal point, and the apps we’re building are fun and easy to understand.”- Vladimir Porton

★★★★★ “Totally amazing, I love the step-by-step style of this course.”- Wang Hang

★★★★★ “It gets you where you want to be with ARKit quickly. I would absolutely take another course from this instructor.” – James Justin Davis

Build 11 Augmented Reality apps using ARKit in iOS 11 and Swift 4

You’ll go from beginner to extremely high-level and your instructor will build each app with you step by step on screen.

You’ll build 11 AR apps, including a Floor is Lava App, AR measuring App, Ikea App and many other popular augmented reality apps. By doing so, you will learn how to:

Use textures to make cool 3D models
Display and animate 3D models in the camera view of the real world
Use World Tracking to track your position at all times
Launch projectiles in the real world
Place 3D objects on horizontal surfaces
Drive a car on horizontal surfaces
Build an inter-dimensional portal
Detect collisions between two 3D nodes

As always, you’ll get all the required source code and friendly support in the Q&A area. No ARKit or iOS development experience required, although basic understanding of Xcode and Swift will help you progress quicker.

Make This Investment in Yourself

If you’re looking to create your own augmented reality app or win work as a freelancer or developer in a new field, then this is the course for you!

Come join this new wave of app development!

Take this course and start learning!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: ARKit – Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Additional FREE Content

Lecture 3: Tools and Software Needed

Lecture 4: (Update) iPhone Compatibility

Lecture 5: ARKit – Student Success

Lecture 6: Syntax Changes (Xcode Updates)

Chapter 2: Xcode & Swift Beginner Crash Course (Optional)

Lecture 1: Xcode Beginner Crash Course (Optional)

Chapter 3: ARKit – Getting Started

Lecture 1: Tips Before Proceeding

Lecture 2: World Tracking

Lecture 3: World Tracking (Resources)

Lecture 4: Positioning Nodes – Overview

Lecture 5: Positioning Nodes

Lecture 6: Positioning Nodes (Resources)

Lecture 7: Reset Tracking

Lecture 8: Reset Tracking (Resources)

Lecture 9: Random Positioning

Lecture 10: Random Positioning (Resources)

Lecture 11: Default Shapes

Lecture 12: Default Shapes (Resources)

Lecture 13: Relative Positioning

Lecture 14: Relative Positioning (Resources)

Lecture 15: Rotation

Lecture 16: Z axis rotation – Further Explanation

Lecture 17: Rotation (Resources)

Chapter 4: AR Drawing

Lecture 1: Renderer Delegate

Lecture 2: Renderer Delegate (Resources)

Lecture 3: Camera Position

Lecture 4: Position – Further Explanation

Lecture 5: Camera Position (Resources)

Lecture 6: Drawing in 3D

Lecture 7: Drawing in 3D (Resources)

Chapter 5: Textures and Surfaces

Lecture 1: Planet Earth

Lecture 2: Planet Earth (Resources)

Lecture 3: Red reflected light? (Fix)

Lecture 4: Planet Textures and Positions

Lecture 5: Planet Textures and Positions (Resources)

Lecture 6: Rotating Planets

Lecture 7: Rotating Planets (Resources)

Chapter 6: 3D Models and Hit-Testing

Lecture 1: Hit-testing

Lecture 2: Hit-testing (Resources)

Lecture 3: 3D Model Correction

Lecture 4: 3D Models

Lecture 5: Xcode 9 Bug 1 (Crash)

Lecture 6: Xcode 9 Bug 2 – Cannot Drag to SCNAssets

Lecture 7: 3D Models (Resources)

Lecture 8: CABasicAnimation

Lecture 9: CABasicAnimation (Resources)

Lecture 10: Putting it all together

Lecture 11: Putting it all together (Resources)

Chapter 7: Planes

Lecture 1: Plane Detection

Lecture 2: Plane Detection (Resources)

Lecture 3: Horizontal Lava

Lecture 4: Horizontal Lava (Resources)

Lecture 5: Ikea User Interface

Lecture 6: Ikea User Interface (Resources)

Lecture 7: Horizontal Hit-Testing

Lecture 8: Xcode 9 Bug . (Crash)

Lecture 9: Horizontal Hit-Testing (Resources)

Lecture 10: Scaling and Rotating Objects

Lecture 11: Scaling and Rotating Objects (Resources)

Chapter 8: Vehicular Physics

Lecture 1: Physics Body

Lecture 2: Physics Body (Resources)

Lecture 3: Building The Car

Lecture 4: Building The Car (Resources)

Lecture 5: Accelerometer

Lecture 6: Accelerometer (Resources)

Lecture 7: Vehicular Behaviour

Lecture 8: Vehicular Behaviour (Resources)

Lecture 9: Steering

Lecture 10: Steering (Resources)

Lecture 11: Driving

Lecture 12: Driving (Resources)

Lecture 13: Reversing

Lecture 14: Reversing (Resources)

Chapter 9: Distance Measurement

Lecture 1: Overview

Lecture 2: Matrices

Lecture 3: Matrices (Resources)

Lecture 4: Distance

Lecture 5: Distance (Resources)

Chapter 10: AR-Portal

Lecture 1: Building the Portal

Lecture 2: Building the Portal (Resources)

Lecture 3: Cube Map

Lecture 4: Cube Map (Resources)

Lecture 5: Masking

Lecture 6: Masking (Resources)

Chapter 11: Projectiles

Lecture 1: Building the Court

Lecture 2: Building the Court (Resources)

Lecture 3: SCNForce

Lecture 4: SCNForce (Resources)

Instructors

Codestars • over 2 million students worldwide!
Teaching the Next Generation of Coders
Rayan Slim
Developer
Rob Percival
Web Developer And Teacher
Jad Slim
Developer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 23 votes
2 stars: 30 votes
3 stars: 177 votes
4 stars: 703 votes
5 stars: 1332 votes

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