Unity 6 & C# Full Master Course - Beginner to Intermediate

Preview mobile development with Unity and C# for beginner to intermediate learners, introducing core concepts and hands-on approaches to start building mobile projects.

Preview(PC) introduces core Unity and C# concepts for a beginner to intermediate audience, outlining practical game development skills and foundational workflows.

Open Unity Hub, create a new project, choose an LTS version like 6000.0.5851, select the universal 2D core or the 2D built-in renderer, name and save the project, then create.

Explore Unity editor basics to build a 2D scene, add a player with Rigidbody 2D and Box Collider 2D, and implement a C# move script with acceleration and Time.deltaTime.

Implement space-key jump in Unity by wiring input in update, getting the rigidbody 2D, and applying vertical velocity with a public jump height while tracking ground with an isGround flag.

Learn to implement a 2D ground check in Unity using a ground check point, radius, and Physics2D.OverlapCircle with a ground layer to enable jumping, plus gizmo visualization.

Organize player sprites in a dedicated folder, slice sprite sheets, and build running, jumping, death, and heart animations in Unity, with non looping clips and prefab integration.

Learn how to set up and manage player animation transitions in Unity with the animator, including default states, transitions from run to jump, and a damage-triggered heart animation.

Learn to control the player's animations in unity with c# by obtaining the animator reference, toggling the jump bool, and triggering the heart on input, including collision handling with ground.

learn to set up an enemy in unity by organizing assets, slicing sprite sheets, configuring Rigidbody 2D and collider components, and building a prefab with idle, death, and hurt animations.

Set up enemy animation transitions in Unity by creating triggers and bool parameters (heart, death), linking any state to heart, then death, with zero transition durations; test in play mode.

Build an enemy script that uses a 2D box collider and Physics2D.OverlapBox to detect and attack the player, with layer masks and gizmo visualization for debugging.

Learn to set up an enemy bullet in Unity: add a sprite, a kinematic Rigidbody2D, and a trigger collider, then script leftward movement, player damage, and self-destruction, plus prefab creation.

Spawn enemy bullets in Unity with C# by timing shots, using instantiate at a shoot point and a public enemy bullet prefab, controlled by time between shoot.

Learn to implement 2d raycast shooting in Unity with C#, creating a fire point, distance, and enemy layer masks, and debug feedback for hit detection.

Set up a line renderer on the player to visualize a shooting ray, configure its material and color, enable briefly via a coroutine, and apply damage to enemies on hit.

Implement enemy health in Unity by adding a max health field, a public take damage function, die logic, and calling it from the player to destroy the enemy.

Learn to trigger enemy hurt and death animations in Unity with C# scripting by using the animator, setting triggers, disabling collider and gravity, and destroying the object after seven seconds.

Create a floating damage text in Unity: build an animated text object, assign a random value from 1 to 100 via script, and spawn as a prefab with timed destruction.

Spawn floating text when the enemy takes damage with an instantiated prefab at the enemy's position. Stop shooting after death by tracking death state in the enemy script.

Learn how to implement a camera shake in Unity by parenting the main camera under an empty object, creating shake and idle animation clips, and triggering transitions with a parameter.

Learn to implement camera shake in Unity with C#, animator-triggered shake clips, and a singleton pattern for clean cross-script control.

Implement player health in Unity by creating a player health script with max health, a public take damage function, and a die function that destroys the player at zero.

Create and trigger a non looping player death animation when health hits zero, using sprite slicing, animator transitions, a death parameter, and disabling collision and movement.

Trigger the heart hurt animation through scripting when the player takes damage, spawn floating text via instantiate, and shake the camera on death, while fine tuning the 2D collider.

Learn to set up a Unity 2D tile map: slice a 16x16 sprite sheet, build a grid with spawn points, and convert tiles into a prefab for efficient level design.

Create platformer grounds using a tile map and tile palette, add tilemap and composite colliders, set platformer layers and tags, and configure ground checks and sorting layers for play mode.

Duplicate from the prefab folder in Unity, edit tiles with the tile palette, and apply inspector overrides to keep each ground instance separate.

Master the process of making grounds in Unity using C#, guided by the Unity & C# master course from beginner to intermediate.

Attach box collider 2D components to each ground tile, set them as triggers, and adjust their size to the spawn point; then spawn the next ground prefab at runtime.

Install Cinemachine from the package manager and set up a Cinemachine camera to follow the player, configure tracking target, dead zones, and lens to fine-tune zoom and follow behavior.

Develop a ground spawner script in Unity that instantiates a random ground prefab from an array at a defined spawn point using Random.Range and Quaternion.identity, activated from start.

Spawn the next ground when the player triggers a 2d box collider tagged box via ontriggerenter 2d, using a singleton ground spawner, and destroy it after delay with ontriggerexit 2d.

Learn to spawn multiple grounds at game start using a for loop in the ground spawner script, controlling how many grounds spawn via grounds_prefabs length and a start position.

Learn to implement camera shake in Unity using Cinemachine's basic multi-channel Perlin noise, control amplitude and frequency gains, and create a Cinemachine camera shake script with a singleton pattern.

Learn to implement and stop camera shake in Unity using Cinemachine, by controlling amplitude gain with shake duration and intensity, updated via delta time and dedicated scripts.