Unity2D Professional Development From A to Z Build 10 Games

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Whats New in This Course?

Lecture 2: What Does The Course Cover?

Lecture 3: Source Code and Important Notes

Chapter 2: Prepare your environment

Lecture 1: Install Unity and Photoshop

Lecture 2: Notes about the software

Chapter 3: Get started with Unity and C#

Lecture 1: Introduction to Abstract Thinking and GameObject

Lecture 2: How to Create Multiple Game Objects with instantiation

Lecture 3: Create First Project and Explore Unity Environment

Lecture 4: Create Basic Hello World Application with a Button Click

Lecture 5: Change Color State of Button From Serialized Field Based on Button Click

Lecture 6: Variables and States, Scope of Variables, Comments

Lecture 7: Hierachy Browser, Function Argument, if else Statements

Lecture 8: Reference Parent and Child Game Objects and Components

Lecture 9: Scope of if statement, return type and void, private and public methods

Lecture 10: Function Call Another function, string Concatenation, Get function Result

Lecture 11: Passing String Value From UI To Code, Playmode tint

Lecture 12: Passing GameObject as a function Argument From UI To Code

Lecture 13: Prefabs and Reusability

Lecture 14: Getting Objects, Tags, Arrays, Loop

Lecture 15: Click to Navigate between Scenes from Build Settings Name

Chapter 4: Design the game objects

Lecture 1: Design the player, background, coins, Obstacles.

Chapter 5: Game Core Development

Lecture 1: Create new project and importing sprites

Lecture 2: Adding the player and its animation

Lecture 3: Adding the game objects and the background

Lecture 4: Adding colliders and rigidbody to the game objects

Lecture 5: Adding game and player attributes and sounds effects

Lecture 6: Add movement to the player and understand isGrounded

Lecture 7: Add Score collision detection and score text mesh

Lecture 8: Extend and move the world and work with deadzones

Lecture 9: Some Notes About Next Two Lectures

Lecture 10: Adding Custom Jump Animation with Transition Parameters

Lecture 11: Scripting the Jump Animation States with Time Delay

Lecture 12: Adding winning checkpoint

Lecture 13: You Decide whats next!

Chapter 6: Design Game Manager Layout

Lecture 1: What we are going to build in this section.

Lecture 2: Download images used to develop the game manager

Lecture 3: Create project and import sprites

Lecture 4: Create responsive panels

Lecture 5: Design the main panel

Lecture 6: Design bottom and top panels

Chapter 7: Advance Screen UI Design, Classes

Lecture 1: Vertical and horizontal layout

Lecture 2: Download lecture resources

Lecture 3: Add action to buttons, drag and drop

Lecture 4: Add buttons listener via script

Lecture 5: Download lecture resources

Lecture 6: Permanent Storage and Player Preferences

Lecture 7: JSON and Serialized Levels

Lecture 8: Get Object from JSON

Lecture 9: Maintain Player Preferences with JSON

Lecture 10: Download lecture resources

Lecture 11: DataRoot and Table Saving

Lecture 12: Download lecture resources

Chapter 8: Game Storage Manager

Lecture 1: Create Storage Manager

Lecture 2: Default Levels Data Method

Lecture 3: Save and Read Levels Data

Lecture 4: Initialize different status for level

Lecture 5: Link Item to level.

Lecture 6: Bind level with stored data

Lecture 7: Unlock level on button click

Lecture 8: Apply data once level is loaded

Lecture 9: Lock, Unlock, Reset and Control Stars

Lecture 10: Download lecture resources

Chapter 9: Pokemon Game Slider

Lecture 1: Design the slider panels

Lecture 2: Download lecture resources

Lecture 3: Add slider item, Mask, Scroll Rect

Lecture 4: Get width of slide item

Lecture 5: Download lecture resources

Lecture 6: Dynamic slider recttrasnsform

Lecture 7: Manual Slide the slider

Lecture 8: Download lecture resources

Lecture 9: Activate slider animation with a button click

Lecture 10: Download lecture resources

Lecture 11: Adjust canvus to the world space

Lecture 12: Download lecture resources

Chapter 10: Bind Slider, Menu levels Control

Lecture 1: Get slides inside the script

Lecture 2: Bind slides from storage

Lecture 3: Download lecture resources

Lecture 4: Levels menu and sub level navigation

Lecture 5: Download lecture resources

Chapter 11: LineRenderer, Materials, Raycast, simple Collision

Lecture 1: Point Material, MeshRenderer and Filters

Lecture 2: Differentiate Behaviour For Point MeshRenderer

Lecture 3: Instantiate Point Behaviour at Run Time

Lecture 4: Understand Virtual Raycast in the space

Lecture 5: Raycast Move Collision For Points

Lecture 6: Handle Raycast Move Collision Per Point

Lecture 7: Handle Touch And Mouse Clicks

Lecture 8: Touch And Mouse Raycast Per Point

Lecture 9: LineRenderer Component

Lecture 10: Initialize LineRenderer From a Prefab