Easy Game Design with Unity

Easy Game Design with Unity, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 73 lectures, based on 183 reviews, and has 10750 subscribers.

You will learn about C#, Unity, Unity API, How to create your own game This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginning Game Developers, 7th grade to Senior in High School It is particularly useful for Beginning Game Developers, 7th grade to Senior in High School.

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Summary

Title: Easy Game Design with Unity

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 73

Number of Published Lectures: 73

Number of Curriculum Items: 73

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 73

Original Price: $44.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

C#, Unity, Unity API, How to create your own game

Who Should Attend

Beginning Game Developers, 7th grade to Senior in High School

Target Audiences

Beginning Game Developers, 7th grade to Senior in High School

We are going to be building a 3d scene as a setting for an epic dance battle between Shaggy and Thanos. Who will win? You will because you are going to learn C# coding and 3d Game Design using Unity! I like to keep things meme heavy and fun while teaching you serious coding skills you can use to impress your friends. This course was created as a demo scene for a young audience at the Boise Code Camp youth track. It was designed as a speed run to getting an inexperienced game designer up and running, showing how to get free 3d assets and start building a game, even if you are brand new to game design. Join me as I show you how to create a fun interactive experience and then try to take the game even further. This course is aimed at 7th grade through high schoolers. After you are done you will feel confident to continue on your journey to learn and develop your own original games and interactive media. You will be empowered to handle the ups and downs of game design, and see that you too can create your own games and interactive experiences. Good luck and let’s get creating! 

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Opening Unity

Lecture 3: Creating Terrain

Lecture 4: Texture

Lecture 5: UPDATE Texturing Terrain

Lecture 6: Texturing & Trees

Lecture 7: Shaggy Model & Hotkeys

Lecture 8: Fixing Textures And Problem Solving

Chapter 2: Animation

Lecture 1: Mixamo Animation

Lecture 2: Extracting & Renaming Animations

Lecture 3: Animating Shaggy

Lecture 4: Looping Animations

Lecture 5: Fixing Thanos Textures & Animating

Lecture 6: Adding Music

Chapter 3: User Interface

Lecture 1: User Interface

Lecture 2: Animating Buttons

Lecture 3: Finishing Button Animations

Lecture 4: Scooby Sprite

Chapter 4: Coding in C#

Lecture 1: Coding

Lecture 2: Setting Up Shaggy Animations

Lecture 3: 19_A Coding the Animations

Lecture 4: Scooby Button SFX

Lecture 5: Particles

Lecture 6: Sliders

Lecture 7: Scripting Sliders

Lecture 8: More Control with Sliders

Lecture 9: Shaggy Speed with Slider

Lecture 10: Killing Thanos

Lecture 11: Sweet Victory

Chapter 5: Breaking the GameDown

Lecture 1: Warning

Lecture 2: Upgrading to the latest version of Unity

Lecture 3: Whats Broken?

Lecture 4: Our (MY) Game Sucks

Lecture 5: MDA Framework

Lecture 6: Game Design Document

Chapter 6: Hero Selection Screen

Lecture 1: Intro to Section

Lecture 2: Introducing Rockstar Challenges

Lecture 3: Building the Hero Select Scene

Lecture 4: Onclick Events

Lecture 5: Hero Select Controller Script

Lecture 6: Coding Challenge: Fix Hero Select

Lecture 7: Play Button

Chapter 7: Building Level 1

Lecture 1: Positioning Camera

Lecture 2: Downloading Tree Assets

Lecture 3: Trees & Terrain

Lecture 4: Grass Lights Fog

Lecture 5: Post Processing

Chapter 8: Character Controller

Lecture 1: Intro to Section

Lecture 2: Downloading Shaggy Movement Files

Lecture 3: Adding Boiler Plate Movement Code

Lecture 4: Fixing the Character Controller Collider

Lecture 5: Setting up the Animator

Lecture 6: Coding Animations pt 1

Lecture 7: Coding Animations pt 2

Lecture 8: Solving the Bug by Taking a Break

Lecture 9: Coding Challenge: Fix the Jump

Lecture 10: Importing Stinkfly Model

Lecture 11: Adding Kill Code pt1

Lecture 12: Adding Kill Code pt2

Lecture 13: Adding Killing Code pt3

Lecture 14: De-Bugging the Bug Attacks

Lecture 15: Downloading the Particle Effects

Lecture 16: Click to Explode

Lecture 17: Adding Explosion SFX

Lecture 18: Resizing Character Controller & Fixing Explosion Particle FX

Lecture 19: Swapping Material with Code

Chapter 9: Unit 9: Gameplay UX/UI

Lecture 1: Cinemachine Zoomable Camera

Lecture 2: UX/UI Buttons

Lecture 3: Character XP Slider

Lecture 4: UX Coding Pt 1

Lecture 5: UX Coding Pt 2

Lecture 6: UX Coding Pt 3

Lecture 7: Final UX Fixes

Instructors

Ben Taylor
Digital Design Teacher, MTCHS

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 3 votes

2 stars: 6 votes

3 stars: 36 votes

4 stars: 62 votes

5 stars: 76 votes

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