Build & 3D Model Huge and Complete Unity® Games from Scratch

Set up Unity and create a 3D runner project. Explore the Unity editor basics—scene, game window, inspector—then attach a simple C# game controller that prints hello world.

Discover creating and calling methods in Unity, using parameters and return values, then control a cube's movement and rotation with for and while loops, transform, and delta time.

Implement movement in Unity by adding a floor plane, using a rigidbody for physics, constraining to the x-axis, and enabling a camera follow with lerp, acceleration, and jumping input.

Implement jumping mechanics using a jump timer and jump duration to control hold-to-jump height, with a jumping area trigger and on trigger enter logic to reset and enable jumping.

Create a rotating coin in Unity, add a model and collider, implement collection to update the score in the game controller, and display it on a responsive canvas UI.

Create destructible brick blocks in Unity with colliders and triggers, spawn coin prefabs on destruction, and write scripts for destruction, coin collection, and a pause block.

Create a speed area in Unity using simple arrow blocks, configure trigger colliders, and script left and right speed areas with prefabs, rotations, and trigger-based testing.

Create a simple enemy system in Unity with a shared enemy script, left-right patrol, collision-based player death, and a restart via scene management, plus basic enemy visuals.

Learn to implement enemy destruction in Unity by sharing kill logic, creating patrolling enemies and shells, using prefabs, destroyers, and on kill events.

Implement a shell enemy that moves along the x axis, bounces bricks, and destroys enemies; then add a plant enemy that rises and hides with a timer.

learn to build a cloud-based parallax background by duplicating and resizing clouds, add a speed property to the parallax background class, and test across common aspect ratios.

Create a Unity game interface by building a main menu, help panel, and scalable canvas with anchors, buttons, and scene management for multiple platforms.

Explore unity physics with layer collision matrices to separate player, area, and enemy collisions, then implement a destroy-after-seconds script and tune interactions through testing.

Learn how to fine tune a shell collision system in Unity, handling player and destroyer collisions, debugging with prints, and using OnCollisionEnter to keep the shell moving and clear enemies.

Implement a singleton level manager in Unity to track world and level, load scenes, and advance to the next level or world with per-world limits, using prefabs for consistency.