The Complete Unity Game Development Course

In this lecture students will learn how to download the Unity Hub, find an appropriate version of Unity, install it and understand the folder structure of a project.

In this lecture students will begin to learn about the different windows and Unity and start adding primitive objects to create a scene.

In this lecture students will learn more about the game hierarchy, project and inspector windows.

In this lecture students will learn about the different ways to bring external models into their Unity projects and about the nature of meshes.

In this lecture students will be introduced to textures and how they are used and applied in a game environment.  They will also have a chance to practice putting basic textures onto a model.

In this lecture students will learn about the use of tiling and offsets to move a texture around on the surface of an object.

In this lecture students will examine materials further and use a variety of settings to create different effects from high metallics to raised brick walls.

In this lecture students will extend their knowledge of materials and look at the different settings available in Unity's standard shader and use it to create a variety of visual effects.

In this lecture students will start to explore the physics system inside Unity and create a simple gravity simulation and investigate colliders and drag.

In this lecture students will learn how to work with bounce and friction to bring different properties to their physics objects.

In this lecture students will get a quick overview of how to write C# code to access Unity events.

In this lecture students will learn about accessing game object properties via code and write a simple program to manipulate them at run time.

In this lecture students will create a very simple player character from a capsule and add code to move it around.

In this lecture students will learn how to constrain physics reactions and add a character jump.

In this lecture students will learn how to add mouse-controlled camera looking code and attach the camera to the character.

In this lecture students will learn how to make their character move in the direction of the camera as well as clamp the camera's rotation.

In this lecture students will add several methods to the code to lock the cursor and make the mouse pointer invisible.

In this lecture students will import an animated model and attach it to their character controller to act as a set of rifle holding arms.

In this lecture students will learn how to transition between animations with key and mouse button presses.

In this lecture students will learn how to use triggers to fire animations.

In this lecture students will complete the player animation controller by adding in a walking animation and dealing with the transitions involved.

In this lecture students will learn how to add sounds into Unity and a variety of ways to make them play including synchronising them with the animations using events.

In this lecture students will learn how to add a variety of sounds into an array and select them to play at random while controlling the interval between them.

In this lecture we will add jumping and landing sounds to the character controller.

In this lecture students will learn how to create items from prefabs and add the necessary components and tags to make them pickups.

In this lecture students will learn how to destroy a game object when collided with and will be challenged to add sounds to the pickup events.

In this lecture students will learn how to create a simple inventory to keep track of how many items are picked up and also to limit the amount the player can carry.

In this lecture students will integrate the ammunition inventory count with the shooting animation to cause ammunition to be lost with each shot.

In this lecture students will further develop the code to deplete the player's health when they walk into lava and learn how to add and play a death sound.

In this lecture students will learn how to manage a weapon's clip and transfer bullets from the inventory to the rifle on a reload.

In this lecture students will investigate the issue behind the footstep sounds repeatedly triggering and add new code to fix it.

In this lecture students will learn how to create a terrain game object and start sculpting it.

In this lecture students will learn how to texture a terrain with a variety of seamless images and work with the texture UVs to adjust tile visibility.

In this lecture students will learn how to paint trees onto the surface of a terrain and set the level of detail and visibility ranges.

In this lecture students will learn how to add detail billboards and meshes to a terrain and some of the settings that will affect how many objects Unity will allow.

In this lecture students will learn how to create a 6-sided material and use it to render a sky.

In this lecture students will learn how to create skyboxes from a single image using cube mapping and spherical mapping.

In this lecture students will learn how to setup and render fog while examining the benefits and shortfalls of using this technique.

In this lecture students will learn how to add buildings and props to their terrain to create a small village.

In this lecture students will learn about the design principles behind the production of game terrains and how to use them to better their creations.

In this lecture students will learn about the differing game level structures that can be used to dictate the narrative and layout of a game environment.

In this lecture students will learn how to export and import files and ready a new terrain for designing their game level.

In this lecture students will learn how to setup animation transitions and boolean triggers for the zombie characters that will be used in the game.

In this lecture students will take their animated zombie models and integrate them with the game level terrain and First Person Controller.

In this lecture students will learn how to create a navigation mesh on the terrain and setup a NavMesh agent.

In this lecture students will learn how to make the zombie agents move towards and attack the player character.

In this lecture students will learn about Finite State Machines and begin implementing one to control the zombies behaviour.

In this lecture students will learn how to fix glitches in the FSM as well as add random transitions between states.

In this lecture students will learn how to spawn zombies with code around a spawn point and position them on the NavMesh.

In this lecture students will learn how to trigger code when the player walks through a collider around the spawn point.

In this lecture students will learn how to turn a character model into a rag doll for use with the death animation.

In this lecture students will learn how to swap the animated model out with a ragdoll when a zombie dies as well as randomly add back in the death animation.

In this lecture students will prepare the code and characters to ready them for processing hits from the player's gun.

In this lecture students will program in the shooting mechanic to detect when a shot aimed at a zombie kills it.

In this lecture students will learn how to use a spotlight to create a targeting site that shows up only on zombie characters.

In this lecture students will learn how to make a character sink through the ground once it is dead and then remove it from the scene.

In this lecture students will add the sink script to the ragdoll prefabs and learn how to tweak it to work with multiple different character types.

In this lecture students will edit the animation files for each zombie to call a method on the player character to cause health damage.

In this lecture we will complete the game mechanic of damaging the player character with a series of challenges and the addition of attacking sounds.

In this lecture students will begin working on the end conditions of a game and add in an animation to show the death of a player.

In this lecture students will learn how to debug issues that arise from the removal of the First Person Character from the scene and create a static variable to act as a global value across scripts.

In this lecture students will add in a safe zone to represent the player's home goal and set the animations appropriately.

In this lecture students will get an overview of the Unity UI system and create their first slider that will be used as a health bar.

In this lecture students will create a health bar and hook it up via code to the player character's health to display collecting and losing health.

In this lecture students will learn how to add an image and a textbox to the UI to show the player how much ammunition they have in reserve.

In this lecture students will be challenged to add a UI item to keep track of the number of bullets left in the gun.

In this lecture students will put together the skin for a radar system that will be able to detect nearby objects for the player.

In this lecture students will complete the radar design by placing red dots on the radar at the positions of the zombies and allow the radar to rotate.

In this lecture students will be shown how to add the medkits and ammo boxes to the radar as points in addition to using a mask to stop drawing points that go off the radar.

In this lecture students will complete their HUD by adding a compass which shows the player which way they should be travelling to reach the goal location.

In this lecture students will learn about the different types of lights they can use in their scene as well as how shadows can be set.

In this lecture students will learn how to use reflection probes to light up areas of the environment with reflected colours.

In this lecture students will begin to create particle systems and explore the variety of settings that can lead to different special effects.

In this lecture students will learn how to make more advanced effects and couple them with props.

In this lecture students will learn how to make complex particle systems with multiple emitters, a game object and a light.

In this lecture students will learn how to create a prefab out of a particle system and spawn it with code on the collider of a game object.

In this lecture students will learn how to use a raw image to display blood splatters on the heads up display each time the player takes a hit from a zombie.

In this lecture students will learn how 3D sounds work in Unity and use them to add background wind noises to forest zones.

In this lecture students will be challenged to place sounds onto the zombie prefabs and learn how to change the settings to use the sound on male and female characters.

In this lecture students will learn how to code for sounds that repeat at random intervals.

In this lecture students will gain an overview of the post processing stack provided with Unity and learn how to implement it.

In this article you will be given a little guidance on using Unity packages from the Package Manager

In this lecture students will learn how to hook up a button in a different scene to switch into the game view.

In this lecture students will learn how to make a game object continue to exist through scene changes.

In this lecture students will learn how to hook up the music volume controls to a UI slider.

In this lecture students will be challenged to add a game title to the main menu and then shown how to animate it.

In this lecture students will be challenged to add animated text when the game is over.

In this lecture students will be challenged to add music audio to the victory animation.

In this lecture students will be challenged to allow the player to die three times before the game goes back to the main menu after player death.

In this video students will be challenged to scale the size of the blood splatters that hit the HUD.

In this lecture students will be challenged to modify the code to allow zombies to take more than one shot before dying.

In this video students will be challenged to update their compass to point to the next checkpoint on their path rather than the home location.