Visual Effects for Games in Unity Beginner To Intermediate

Visual Effects for Games in Unity – Beginner To Intermediate, available at $129.99, has an average rating of 4.52, with 59 lectures, 8 quizzes, based on 3331 reviews, and has 19038 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn how to create effects for games with Unity. Fundamental concepts about Visual Effects. Creating Textures, Meshes and Shaders for Game VFX. How to structure AAA Visual Effects. This course is ideal for individuals who are VFX Beginner or Unity Beginners or Unreal Beginners or Programmers or Illustrators or 3D Generalists or Artists in General or Game Designers It is particularly useful for VFX Beginner or Unity Beginners or Unreal Beginners or Programmers or Illustrators or 3D Generalists or Artists in General or Game Designers.

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Summary

Title: Visual Effects for Games in Unity – Beginner To Intermediate

Price: $129.99

Average Rating: 4.52

Number of Lectures: 59

Number of Quizzes: 8

Number of Published Lectures: 59

Number of Published Quizzes: 8

Number of Curriculum Items: 67

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 67

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn how to create effects for games with Unity.

Fundamental concepts about Visual Effects.

Creating Textures, Meshes and Shaders for Game VFX.

How to structure AAA Visual Effects.

Who Should Attend

VFX Beginner

Unity Beginners

Unreal Beginners

Programmers

Illustrators

3D Generalists

Artists in General

Game Designers

Target Audiences

VFX Beginner

Unity Beginners

Unreal Beginners

Programmers

Illustrators

3D Generalists

Artists in General

Game Designers

This course is about the creation of VFX for Games with Unity. You’ll start learning how to create Magic Spells, Fireballs, Special Skills and more effects for games. It will take you from a Beginner standpoint to an Intermediate level in Game VFX. It contains the theory, the practice and the creative liberty you will need in your future Visual Effects career.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: VFX Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Types of Effects | Introduction

Lecture 2: Types of Effects | 1 – Particle Effects

Lecture 3: Types of Effects | 2 – Mesh Effects

Lecture 4: Types of Effects | 3 – Flipbook Animations

Lecture 5: Types of Effects | 4 – Shader Effects

Lecture 6: Types of Effects | 5 – Hybrids

Lecture 7: Principles of VFX | 1 – Gameplay

Lecture 8: Principles of VFX | 2 – Timing

Lecture 9: Principles of VFX | 3 – Shape

Lecture 10: Principles of VFX | 4 – Contrast

Lecture 11: Principles of VFX | 5 – Color

Chapter 3: Pre-Production

Lecture 1: Pre-Production | Introduction

Lecture 2: Pre-Production | 1 – Gameplay Objective

Lecture 3: Pre-Production | 2 – Getting References

Lecture 4: Pre-Production | 3 – Technical Research

Lecture 5: Pre-Production | 4 – Sketching

Chapter 4: Setting Up Unity – Your Workspace

Lecture 1: Download & Install Unity

Lecture 2: Setting Up Your Project

Lecture 3: Import Package

Chapter 5: Sparks – Getting Familiar With The Particle System

Lecture 1: Starting The Sparks

Lecture 2: Shader Graph – Additive Shader

Lecture 3: Your First Texture

Lecture 4: Particle System – Sparks

Lecture 5: More Details To The Sparks

Lecture 6: Particle System – Sparks Hit

Lecture 7: Variations

Chapter 6: Area Of Effect Attack

Lecture 1: References

Lecture 2: Sketching

Lecture 3: Anticipation, Climax and Dissipation – The Start

Lecture 4: Your First Mesh

Lecture 5: Impact 01 Texture

Lecture 6: Impact 02 Texture

Lecture 7: Shockwave

Lecture 8: Ground Crack

Lecture 9: Shader Graph – Alpha Blended Shader

Lecture 10: Fire Version

Lecture 11: Nature Version – Part 1

Lecture 12: Nature Version – Part 2

Lecture 13: Final Touches

Chapter 7: Projectile / Spell

Lecture 1: References

Lecture 2: Sketching

Lecture 3: Projectile Mesh

Lecture 4: Projectile Texture

Lecture 5: The Trail

Lecture 6: Shader Graph – Additive Scroll and Distortion Shader

Lecture 7: Projectile Scene – Overview

Lecture 8: Making The Projectile Fly

Lecture 9: The Impact Effect

Lecture 10: The Muzzle Effect

Lecture 11: Electric Version – Part 1

Lecture 12: Electric Version – Part 2

Lecture 13: Electric Version – Part 3

Lecture 14: Electric Version – Impact & Muzzle

Chapter 8: Performance

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Performance Improvements Of The Projectile – Part 1

Lecture 3: Performance Improvements Of The Projectile – Part 2

Lecture 4: Performance Improvements Of The Projectile – Part 3

Chapter 9: Conclusion

Lecture 1: The Conclusion

Instructors

Gabriel Aguiar
VFX Artist

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2 stars: 23 votes

3 stars: 215 votes

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