Unity 3D and C# The Complete RPG Guide for Beginners

Unity 3D and C# – The Complete RPG Guide for Beginners, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 315 lectures, based on 223 reviews, and has 2343 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Unity 3D and C# – The Complete RPG Guide for Beginners

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 315

Number of Published Lectures: 315

Number of Curriculum Items: 315

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 315

Original Price: 129.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The practical approach by creating cool games

Fundamentals and core concepts of game development

Create a RPG game with tons of features

Math explanations behind the code.

Who Should Attend

People looking for the practical game development guide

Beginner developers eager to start with game development

Experienced developers discovering new development opportunities

Target Audiences

People looking for the practical game development guide

Beginner developers eager to start with game development

Experienced developers discovering new development opportunities

What is Unity?

Unity is a cross-platform engine. The Unity editor is supported on Windows, macOS, and the Linux platform, while the engine itself currently supports building games for more than 25 different platforms, including mobile, desktop, consoles, and virtual reality.

What are we going to build?

The course covers the development of 3 games. Starting with basic concepts explained in a simple game and finishing with more advanced concepts by creating an RPG sandboxed game. The course covers a full explanation of programming methods and related mathematics concepts.

The course starts with easy concepts, targets beginner developers or developers new to Unity, and then slowly progresses into more complex topics.

Project 1 (Evade the cubes)

The first part of the course covers basic concepts. Students will get familiar with the Unity editor and environment.

Base game mechanics

Orientation in 3D space

Positions of game objects + Vectors

Simple movement system

Score system

Health system

Materials & prefabs

UI & Canvas

Project 2 (Platform Survival)

The second part of the course is focused on the physical system.

Rigidbodies

Physic system

Movement + rotations

Follow camera

Coroutines

Adding forces

Powerups

Enemies

Following targets

Project 3 (Rpg Adventure)

The last part of the course covers more advanced concepts and the development of sandboxed RPG games.

Character controller

Cinemachine

3rd person camera and full movement

Animations

3rd party packages & models

Fight system + Combos

Enemies + Detection system

Quest System

Level System

Health System

Dialog system

Respawns

Inventory System

Weapon equipping

Terrain design

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: How to Resolve Issues

Chapter 2: Project 1 – Evade The Cube

Lecture 1: Installing Unity

Lecture 2: Getting More Familiar with Unity

Lecture 3: Parenting Gameobjects

Lecture 4: About the camera

Lecture 5: Components

Lecture 6: Project Preview

Lecture 7: Create Player

Lecture 8: Material and Light

Lecture 9: Lighting

Lecture 10: First Coding

Lecture 11: Update & fps

Lecture 12: Init lifecycle function

Lecture 13: Update lifecycle functions

Lecture 14: Stats and Enemy Object

Lecture 15: Get reference to own component

Lecture 16: Get Access To other component

Lecture 17: Get component through editor

Lecture 18: Problems with Awake

Lecture 19: Get Horizontal and Vertical axis

Lecture 20: Apply Movement

Lecture 21: Fix movement speed

Lecture 22: Scale plane

Lecture 23: Add Walls

Lecture 24: Restrict movement of the player

Lecture 25: Fix Restrict Movement

Lecture 26: Enemy Movement

Lecture 27: Prefabs

Lecture 28: Create Gameobject from the script

Lecture 29: Random X Position

Lecture 30: Destroy Game Object

Lecture 31: Destroy enemy on collision

Lecture 32: Receive damage on hit

Lecture 33: Decrease health of the player

Lecture 34: Create Canvas HUD

Lecture 35: Provide value to health text

Lecture 36: Catch Enemy

Lecture 37: Create catch enemy from script

Lecture 38: Methods Refactor

Lecture 39: Change behaviour of catcher

Lecture 40: Restart the game

Lecture 41: First Project Assignment

Lecture 42: First Project Solution

Chapter 3: Project 2 – Platformer Chaser

Lecture 1: Project Preview

Lecture 2: Init Second Project

Lecture 3: Change position of the player

Lecture 4: Move with translate

Lecture 5: Normalize Vector

Lecture 6: AI – Normalize

Lecture 7: Changing the camera

Lecture 8: Adds rigid body component

Lecture 9: Get RB in script

Lecture 10: Rigidbody Explanations

Lecture 11: Elevators

Lecture 12: Elevators Movement

Lecture 13: Wait coroutine

Lecture 14: Coroutine in Start

Lecture 15: Elevator Refactor

Lecture 16: On Trigger Enter

Lecture 17: Tags

Lecture 18: Change parent of player

Lecture 19: Elevator offset

Lecture 20: Apply elevator offset

Lecture 21: Add rigidbody to elevator

Lecture 22: Camera Position

Lecture 23: From To Rotation, Include Links For Math and Quaternions

Lecture 24: Rotate Towards

Lecture 25: Look Backward direction

Lecture 26: AI Dot Product

Lecture 27: Rotation Refactor

Lecture 28: Add Enemy

Lecture 29: Enemy follow target

Lecture 30: Improve following of player

Lecture 31: Spawn Manager

Lecture 32: Destroy and Spawn new enemy

Lecture 33: Spawn Enemy waves

Lecture 34: Powerup

Lecture 35: Get speed from powerup

Lecture 36: Powerup Coroutines

Lecture 37: Add more power to player

Lecture 38: Create circle game object

Lecture 39: Draw circle method

Lecture 40: Draw complete circle

Lecture 41: AI – Draw Circle

Lecture 42: Add circle to enemy

Lecture 43: Add Push range to enemy

Lecture 44: Game Manager and Canvas

Lecture 45: Spawn enemy on button click

Lecture 46: Restart the game + Disable canvas

Lecture 47: On Game Start

Lecture 48: Finish Project

Lecture 49: Project Assignment

Lecture 50: Project Solution

Chapter 4: Project 3 – RPG Game

Lecture 1: Project Intro

Lecture 2: Section Intro

Instructors

Eincode by Filip Jerga
Online Education

Filip Jerga
Software Engineer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 7 votes

2 stars: 4 votes

3 stars: 22 votes

4 stars: 55 votes

5 stars: 135 votes

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