Level Management in Unity

Name: Level Management in Unity
Price: 89.99 USD
Rating: 4.9 (541 reviews)

Build a scalable, reusable menu system and save data from Unity

(541 ratings)

5,079 students

Created by Wilmer Lin

Last updated 10/2020

English

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What you'll learn

Build a scalable, re-usable Menu system from scratch
Save and load persistent data to and from your Unity application
Master Generics and the Singleton design pattern

Requirements

Unity 2017 or later
Internet-connected Mac or PC
Familiarity with the Unity Editor
Basic knowledge of C#
Optional: image-editing software to customize art assets

Description

Are you ready to level up your game dev skills?

In this course, we will:

start with simple demo Unity project and add a front-end menu system
learn techniques for building reusable UI components and transitions in-between Unity scenes
learn the fundamentals of saving and loading persistent data locally from your application
create C# scripts line-by-line and learn how to architect game components cleanly and logically

Level up your Unity skills!

learn the Singleton design pattern
use statics and Generics to avoid repetitious code
explore PlayerPrefs and JsonUtility to save and load data

When you complete the class, you should have a full set of source code to build your own menu system and to save/load persistent data!

Learn from 40+ videos broken into small 10-15 minute lessons. Power through 6 hours of lectures and save weeks of coding!

Join the ever-growing ranks of our class and see what you can build today!

Note: the videos were originally recorded with Unity 2017.3 but the project files have been upgraded to version 2019.3. You should be able to follow along with the lectures using the latest version of Unity.

Who this course is for:

Beginning to intermediate Unity developers who want to improve their game dev skills

Featured review

Mike Y.

16 courses

13 reviews

3 years ago

This is a great course. I like learning about a specific aspect of unity that can be used in all games rather than yet another game tutorial. One thing I didn't like was the sample project. Everything in the project has absolutely no relevance towards what we are trying to learn and he spends multiple lessons explaining how the game works and fixing errors. Making a blank 2D game with buttons and text and going through the tutorial is a lot easier than using his sample project.

Wilmer Lin

Technical Artist and Game Developer

4.8 Instructor Rating
4,522 Reviews
33,083 Students
7 Courses

Wilmer Lin is a 3D and visual effects artist with over fifteen years of industry experience in film and television. He has trained tens of thousands students over the course of a decade.

Now an independent game developer and educator, Wilmer helps aspiring gamedevs learn technical art and the craft of programming, using Unity3D, Maya and Photoshop.