Unity : Beginner to Advanced - Complete Course

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.

Display a real-time clock in Unity by using the system time to show hours, minutes, and seconds as text, then refactor into a create clock method for readability.

Explore Unity UI image components, select source images, adjust color and material, and compare image types—simple, sliced, tiled, filled, radial 360—while applying canvas scaler for responsive mobile displays.

Learn how to use Unity UI buttons, customize text and images, configure transitions and colors, and wire on-click events to call public methods during both edit and play modes.

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.

Explore how to use Unity UI sliders to dynamically adjust a player's field of view in a first-person game, update in real time, and link UI controls to camera settings.

Explore Unity UI dropdowns, populate options, and connect them to a script to adjust a cube’s scale at runtime through selectable presets.

Learn to create and configure Unity UI input fields, set placeholders, content types, and character limits, and use on value changed to update on-screen text in real time.

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.

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.

Learn how to use if-else statements in C# to check conditions, compare values with ==, negate with !, and branch logic with if, else, and else if in Unity scripts.

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.

Explains how the for loop in C# repeats code a number of times, starting at zero and looping while a condition holds with an increment, using Unity game development examples.

Learn how to use the foreach loop in C# to iterate through arrays and game objects in Unity, including disabling cubes at startup by iterating the cubes array.

Explore the C# switch statement by switching on a string name, using cases and a default with break, and logging results.

Add a dedicated falling animation and set up idle and walking transitions to falling using isGrounded, then improve jump feel by adjusting upward velocity under gravity.

Implement a shooting animation in Unity by creating a shooting clip, wiring animator transitions with is shooting, and triggering it with the left mouse button while idling or walking.

Create a bullet prefab, spawn it from the player at left and right shooting positions, and set its velocity with a Rigidbody2D.

Implement a reusable timer to destroy bullets after a set duration and instantiate a non looping particle burst on destruction. Apply particle effects with prefabs and manage object lifetimes.

Set up a space invaders style ship in Unity by importing assets, creating a player object, and coding left, right, up, and down movement with delta time and boundaries.

Change the camera projection to orographic and adjust its size, then add a serializable map limits class with min and max x and y, and clamp ships within bounds.

Develop shooting in Unity by creating a friendly bullet prefab, defining spawn positions, and using power ups to shoot from multiple points with instantiated bullets and velocity.

Add shooting sound and particle effects in Unity by using an audio source and play one shot, then destroy bullets and spawn explosion particles with a timer.

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.

Explore enemy ship movement in Unity by implementing a rigidbody-based velocity system, alternating left and right motion with a direction switch timer to mimic classic invader patterns.

Learn to make enemies take damage from friendly bullets by reducing health on collision, spawning a particle effect, and destroying the enemy when HP reaches zero, with bullet destruction.

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.

Polish enemy ship movement by adding a boolean direction switch and x-boundary checks so the ship changes direction when it hits the map limits, with the script updated accordingly.

spawn random enemies in unity by selecting one of three enemy prefabs at random positions, controlled by a spawn timer. adjust speed, hp, and spawn interval to balance difficulty.

Enable enemies to shoot by configuring an enemy controller with a shooting position, spawning enemy bullets from a prefab, and using a random shoot timer.

Implement a score and high score system in Unity, display and update the score in the UI, and prepare for power up and power down drops with responsive canvas layout.

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.

learn how to build a simple first-person camera movement script in Unity, enabling mouse look, rotation of the camera and player, with smoothing and sensitivity settings.