Unity : Beginner to Advanced - Complete Course

Master Video Game development from the ground up using Unity and C#. Learn and understand how games are made.

Created byDragan Neskovic, Jasmin Skamo

Last updated 7/2017

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What you'll learn

Use and understand Unity.
Make their dream games a reality with Unity.
Good game development practices.

Course content

7 sections • 51 lectures • 7h 8m total length

Downloading Unity and Project Setup.5:48
In this lecture we will talk about the download of Unity and we will create our project.
Unity Objects and Components.9:50
In this lecture we will talk about objects in unity and their components.
Creating our Own Component.8:03
In this lecture we will create our own component in the form of a script, which we will be using for all sorts of object manipulation later on.

Working with User Interface Text.10:47
In this lecture we display a text message to the player through a User Interface.
Creating a Countdown Timer.7:56
Create a countdown timer in Unity by using a public float timer, updating it with delta time, and displaying the value on a canvas text.
Creating a Digital Clock.5:56
Unity UI: Images.6:33
Unity UI: Buttons.7:37
Unity UI: Toggle.8:54
Create a Unity UI toggle with a label, background, and checkmark to reflect on/off states, and bind it to a script that starts or stops a clock.
Unity UI: Sliders.9:11
Unity UI: Dropdown.11:17
Unity UI: Input Fields.10:07
Unity UI: Finishing Up.7:29
Finish the Unity UI by exploring canvas, panel, and scroll view with viewport content, while configuring the event system and buttons for smooth, dragging, elastic scrolling.

Introduction to C# with Unity.13:37
Learn to code in Unity with C#, create a scene, attach a MonoBehaviour script, use Start and Update, and expose public fields to the inspector.
C# If - Else Statement.9:25
C# While - Do While loop.6:07
Explore while and do while loops, where do while executes at least once and while loops run while the condition holds. Unity demonstrates decrementing numbers and avoiding infinite loops.
C# For loop.11:12
C# foreach loop.6:13
C# switch statement.3:56
Explore the C# switch statement by switching on a string name, using cases and a default with break, and logging results.

Setting up the Canvas.7:19
In this lecture we set up our canvas to be ready for our Calculator.
Calculator Logic.6:54
In this lecture we will create a simple calculator script that will later be built on to create a more complex calculator.
Finishing Up Our Calculator.9:55
In this lecture we add some finishing touches to our calculator, we also add more operation options.
Running our Calculator in a Browser.1:55
In this lecture we test how our calculator runs in browsers.

Importing Our Assets4:21
In this lecture we will import assets that we have created for our students. We will use these assets to create a 2D sidescroller.
Making our Character move!6:38
In this lecture we set up a script that will allow our character to run around in the world.
Setting up the Animator for our Character.9:37
In this lecture we set up an Animator to control all the different animation states that our Player has.
Giving our Player Jumping abilities!10:16
In this lecture we give our player the ability to Jump by applying force to its Rigidbody. We also add a check for when he is grounded.
Adding Falling Animations and Improving the Jump Feel.9:26
Adding the Shooting Animation.8:36
Shooting Bullets.10:18
Create a bullet prefab, spawn it from the player at left and right shooting positions, and set its velocity with a Rigidbody2D.
Particle and Polish.7:32

Setting up the Ship Movement.7:05
Limiting the Ship Movement.7:05
Bullets and Shooting.11:41
Adding Shooting Sounds and Particles.8:02
Adding Power Ups and Power Downs.6:51
Add power ups and power downs in Unity by creating trigger objects, tagging them, and updating player's power to a max of three with destruction on pickup and adjusted shooting.
Creating Enemy Prefabs.6:16
In this lecture we will import enemy ship models and prepare them for future use.
Enemy Ship Movement.8:14
Taking and Dealing Damage.8:40
Spawning Enemies.9:32
spawn enemies within defined map limits by instantiating prefabs at random x and y positions, applying a death timer and correct rotation, controlled by a dedicated game controller.
Polishing Enemy Ship Movement.5:46
Random Enemy Generation.8:11
Enemy Shooting.14:41
Adding Score and Highscore.9:32
Spawning Power Ups and Finishing up.5:05
Implement high score tracking with player preferences, spawn power ups and power downs on enemy death using random chances, add particle effects, and finish with polish and an executable.

Lighting in Unity.9:42
In this lecture we will talk about the various lighting methods in Unity.
Post Processing - Breathing Life into your Scenes.11:55
In this lecture we will talk about Post processing in Unity and how we can create breathtaking scenes with ease.
Post Processing - Part 2.13:56
In this lecture we will continue exploring the Post Processing Stack.
Creating a First Person Controller.9:44
In this lecture we will create a First Person Controller script, that will allow our character to move around in the world.
First Person Camera Movement.8:57
Occlusion Culling.5:12
In this lecture we will learn how to implement Occlusion Culling in our game to vastly improve our performance.

Requirements

Have a machine that can run Unity.

Description

Learn how to create video games with Unity and C#.
Even if you are a complete beginner or experience Unity user this course will offer a lot of useful information about game development.

In this course we will explore Unity from the ground up, taking a look at the Unity UI system and how we can use it effectively in our games.

Then we will continue into 2D game development and speak about game feel / game juice, generally how to make your game feel good.

Finally we will speak about the importance of lighting and post processing in video games, we will create a First Person Game and teach you some good game development practices, like Occlusion Culling, which is a must know technique if working with 3D Game development.

Who this course is for:

Anyone who wants to learn how to improve their games.
Anyone who wants to learn how to make games.
Anyone who has a love for game developmen.

Unity : Beginner to Advanced - Complete Course

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Course content

Introduction3 lectures • 24min

Unity Engine UI10 lectures • 1hr 26min

C# programming.6 lectures • 51min

Creating a Simple Calculator.4 lectures • 26min

Creating a 2D Sidescroller.8 lectures • 1hr 7min

Creating a Space Invaders Game.14 lectures • 1hr 57min

3D Game Development.6 lectures • 59min

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