
Bret welcomes you to the Unity 3D mobile game development series and shows how to build Android and iOS apps with Unity, including animations, scene fades, and ads.
https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/android-sdksetup.html
IMPORTANT: BEFORE CONTINUNING ON WITH THIS COURSE, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE DOWNLOADED AND INSTALLED THE ANDROID STUDIO AND SDK. HERE IS THE LINK:
https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html
Set up and color a four-color wheel in Unity by creating materials, a color wheel piece script, and functions to assign random colors for replay variety.
Set up ball prefab and ball script in Unity3D for mobile, add a trigger collider and kinematic rigidbody, and align the ball with the color wheel while applying its material.
Create a game over UI in Unity with a canvas, score and high score text, replay and main menu buttons, and animate it via a singleton game over manager.
Learn seamless scene transitions in Unity with a scene fader, animated fade panel, and a singleton scene manager to load and unload scenes between the main menu and gameplay.
Set up a game play sound manager with an audio source for the score. Implement an instance-based access and add a button click manager to play click sounds on presses.
Set up the Apple developer program, create certificates and provisioning profiles, register an app ID, prepare iTunes Connect details, upload icons and screenshots, and link iOS and Android builds.
Export a Unity project from Mac to an Xcode project for the iOS App Store, configuring signing and build settings. Integrate CocoaPods, Google Play Games, and Google Mobile Ads.
Archive your Unity build in Xcode, upload to Apple, and submit for review on iTunes Connect. Expect possible rejections for content or naming, and note first apps can take weeks.
** THIS COURSE IS NOT MEANT FOR BEGINNERS, so be sure you have a prior knowledge of Unity, game development and programming before you join this course **
** FINALLY LEARN HOW TO PUBLISH YOUR UNITY3D GAME ON BOTH ANDROID AND APPLE APP STORES **
Have you been looking for a course that teaches you how to create a game on Unity3D that can be published for both the Google Play and Apple app stores? Well look no further than this course. In this course you will learn how to go from nothing to a fully-fledged game that works on both Android and iOS. You will learn how to implement ads and Google Play services. Then you will learn how to publish the game you created on both the Android and Apple app stores.
Matchy Wheel:
Matchy Wheel is the game you will be making in this course. It is an addicting game where your objective is to tap either right or left to spin a wheel 90 degrees which is split into 4 different colors. Balls spawn and try to get to the middle of your wheel! If any one get's to the middle the game is over. To eliminate these balls you must spin the wheel so the color on the wheel matches with the same colored ball, if this occurs you score one point. If you match correctly with a special ball you earn 2 points.