Unity Visual Scripting: Learn Game Coding The Easy Way

Unity Visual Scripting: Learn Game Coding The Easy Way, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.72, with 98 lectures, based on 184 reviews, and has 1792 subscribers.

You will learn about Build 2D and 3D games in Unity using visual scripting– no coding required! Create graphs using drag-and-drop nodes to visualize and implement game logic Understand the fundamentals of game development in Unity Build a solid foundation for future projects using visual scripting Navigate the Unity interface with ease This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner (no previous Unity or coding experience required) or Ideal if you're looking to break into Unity game development but are intimidated by coding or want to explore an alternate way of scripting games in Unity or Perfect if you prefer a more visual way of representing game logic or Great if you're after a broad introduction to the fundamentals of 2D and 3D game development using the Unity engine It is particularly useful for Beginner (no previous Unity or coding experience required) or Ideal if you're looking to break into Unity game development but are intimidated by coding or want to explore an alternate way of scripting games in Unity or Perfect if you prefer a more visual way of representing game logic or Great if you're after a broad introduction to the fundamentals of 2D and 3D game development using the Unity engine.

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Summary

Title: Unity Visual Scripting: Learn Game Coding The Easy Way

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.72

Number of Lectures: 98

Number of Published Lectures: 97

Number of Curriculum Items: 98

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 97

Original Price: $84.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build 2D and 3D games in Unity using visual scripting– no coding required!
Create graphs using drag-and-drop nodes to visualize and implement game logic
Understand the fundamentals of game development in Unity
Build a solid foundation for future projects using visual scripting
Navigate the Unity interface with ease

Who Should Attend

Beginner (no previous Unity or coding experience required)
Ideal if you're looking to break into Unity game development but are intimidated by coding or want to explore an alternate way of scripting games in Unity
Perfect if you prefer a more visual way of representing game logic
Great if you're after a broad introduction to the fundamentals of 2D and 3D game development using the Unity engine

Target Audiences

Beginner (no previous Unity or coding experience required)
Ideal if you're looking to break into Unity game development but are intimidated by coding or want to explore an alternate way of scripting games in Unity
Perfect if you prefer a more visual way of representing game logic
Great if you're after a broad introduction to the fundamentals of 2D and 3D game development using the Unity engine

Ready to build 2D & 3D games in Unity with no coding? Welcome to the wonderful world of Visual Scripting!

If you feel intimidated by coding, or don’t know where to start with game development, this is the course for you!

You’ll make 2D & 3D games from scratch, without writing a single line of code using Unity’s built in visual scripting tool, a visual alternative to C#. Create graphs, using drag-and-drop nodes to visualise and implement game logic.

Learn the fundamentals of game development, while learning to navigate the Unity interface, to build a solid foundation for future projects .

You’ll learn all aboutBasic Player Movement and Game Physics, as well as Asset and Graph Management, Player Input and UI. And we’ll take you through Game Design.

This course is beginner friendly,no previous Unity or coding experience is needed. It’s perfect if you want to break into Unity game development but are intimidated by coding, or you want to explore an alternate way of scripting games in Unity.

It’s also ideal if you prefer a more visual way of representing game logic, or you’re looking for a broad introduction to the fundamentals of 2D and 3D game development using the Unity engine.

You’ll get full lifetime access for a single one-off fee. The creators are qualified and experienced coders, so are able to explain complex concepts clearly, as well as entertain along the way.

All students have access to the Q&A forums where our Instructors, Teaching Assistants and Community are ready to help answer your questions and cheer on your success.

So dive in now and create games in Unity with no programming!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction & Setup

Lecture 1: Promo Video

Lecture 2: Welcome To The Course

Lecture 3: Installing Unity

Lecture 4: Introducing Unity

Lecture 5: Introducing Bolt

Lecture 6: Community & Support

Lecture 7: Accessing Our Projects

Chapter 2: Microbe Mayhem

Lecture 1: Section Intro – Microbe Mayhem

Lecture 2: Project Setup

Lecture 3: Using the Transform Tools

Lecture 4: Using Graph Variables

Lecture 5: Basic 2D Movement

Lecture 6: Smooth Movement

Lecture 7: Using Delta Time

Lecture 8: Using Input: Get Axis

Lecture 9: Normalizing Movement

Lecture 10: Introducing Collision

Lecture 11: Using Trigger Colliders

Lecture 12: Using Object Variables

Lecture 13: Introducing Conditionals

Lecture 14: Creating a New Enemy

Lecture 15: Using Random: Range

Lecture 16: Making a Cooldown

Lecture 17: Wrap Up – Microbe Mayhem

Chapter 3: Arrows Away

Lecture 1: Section Intro – Arrows Away

Lecture 2: Game Design – Arrows Away

Lecture 3: Project Setup

Lecture 4: Rigidbody Movement

Lecture 5: Finishing Player Movement

Lecture 6: Camera Setup

Lecture 7: Rotating The Camera

Lecture 8: Using Mathf: Clamp

Lecture 9: Adding A Reticle

Lecture 10: Introducing Prefabs

Lecture 11: Instantiating An Arrow

Lecture 12: Adding Force To Arrows

Lecture 13: Hiding The Cursor

Lecture 14: Managing Arrow Instances

Lecture 15: Using Null Checks

Lecture 16: Making The Targets

Lecture 17: Creating The Environment

Lecture 18: Scoring Points

Lecture 19: Hitting The Bullseye

Lecture 20: Making A Particle Effect

Lecture 21: Triggering A Particle Effect

Lecture 22: Adding Player Score

Lecture 23: Displaying Player Score

Lecture 24: Charging Up Arrows

Lecture 25: Clamping Arrow Power

Lecture 26: Using A Slider

Lecture 27: Setting Flight Orientation

Lecture 28: Fixing The Launch Rotation

Lecture 29: Decreasing Arrow Power

Lecture 30: Adding A Timer

Lecture 31: Making A Game Over Panel

Lecture 32: Finishing The Game Loop

Lecture 33: Wrap Up – Arrows Away

Chapter 4: Icy Ascent

Lecture 1: Section Intro – Icy Ascent

Lecture 2: Icy Ascent – Game Design

Lecture 3: Project Setup

Lecture 4: Using Sorting Layers

Lecture 5: Introducing Sprite Shapes

Lecture 6: Refining Sprite Shapes

Lecture 7: Using Edge Colliders

Lecture 8: Setting Up The Player

Lecture 9: Making Player Animations

Lecture 10: Using The Animator

Lecture 11: Setting Up The Input System

Lecture 12: Introducing State Graphs

Lecture 13: Activating Player Animations

Lecture 14: Horizontal Player Movement

Lecture 15: Refining Player Movement

Lecture 16: Flipping The Player Sprite

Lecture 17: Making The Player Jump

Lecture 18: Refining The Jump

Lecture 19: Adding A Jump Animation

Lecture 20: Smoothing the Transitions

Lecture 21: Cinemachine Follow Camera

Lecture 22: Adding A Camera Confiner

Lecture 23: Setting Up Moving Platforms

Lecture 24: Finishing Moving Platforms

Lecture 25: Adding A Ground Check

Lecture 26: Adding A Fall State

Lecture 27: Improving The Landing

Lecture 28: Setting Up Hazards

Lecture 29: Snowman Enemy States

Lecture 30: Adding Snowman Projectiles

Lecture 31: Changing Snowman Direction

Lecture 32: Fixing Movement Bugs

Lecture 33: Finishing The Death State

Lecture 34: Adding Snow VFX

Lecture 35: Finishing Game VFX

Lecture 36: Decorating The Level

Lecture 37: Creating Parallax Effect

Lecture 38: Making The Game Loop

Lecture 39: Wrap Up – Icy Ascent

Instructors

GameDev.tv Team
Learn to Make and Sell Games
Taryn McMillan
GameDev.tv Instructor

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4 stars: 45 votes
5 stars: 130 votes

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