Little Adventurer- Learn to make a 3D action game with Unity

Little Adventurer: Learn to make a 3D action game with Unity, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.61, with 100 lectures, based on 260 reviews, and has 2455 subscribers.

You will learn about How to create a complete 3D action game from scratch with high-quality game assets Install, and setup Unity & Visual Studio Code Code basic character movement, attack, shoot and dodge abilities Create a simple combo system Control animations with animator controller, override animator controller, and animation event Control VFX via script Create AI with NavMesh system to control enemy behaviors Use a basic state pattern to control the characters status Create basic health & damage system Create basic health & damage system Create pickups & bullets Game logic control & enemy spawn How to use Gizmo to debug Basic level design Create main menu and game menu with Unity UI system This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to make their own 3D action game with good looking or Beginners with some basic C# and Unity experience or Anyone who wants to get into game development careers It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to make their own 3D action game with good looking or Beginners with some basic C# and Unity experience or Anyone who wants to get into game development careers.

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Summary

Title: Little Adventurer: Learn to make a 3D action game with Unity

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.61

Number of Lectures: 100

Number of Published Lectures: 99

Number of Curriculum Items: 100

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 99

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to create a complete 3D action game from scratch with high-quality game assets

Install, and setup Unity & Visual Studio Code

Code basic character movement, attack, shoot and dodge abilities

Create a simple combo system

Control animations with animator controller, override animator controller, and animation event

Control VFX via script

Create AI with NavMesh system to control enemy behaviors

Use a basic state pattern to control the characters status

Create basic health & damage system

Create basic health & damage system

Create pickups & bullets

Game logic control & enemy spawn

How to use Gizmo to debug

Basic level design

Create main menu and game menu with Unity UI system

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to make their own 3D action game with good looking

Beginners with some basic C# and Unity experience

Anyone who wants to get into game development careers

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to make their own 3D action game with good looking

Beginners with some basic C# and Unity experience

Anyone who wants to get into game development careers

Before I became a programmer, I had been working as a digital artist for a really long time, how games look really matters to me. So when I started creating this tutorial, I really wanted to make the whole experience enjoyable, not only mentally, but also visually. I want you to see a product-level video game building up in your hands while you go through this tutorial, and I believe that will make the how learning experience more immersive.

This course comes with a production-level game asset package, including high-quality models with 4K textures, animations, environment models, a pre-constructed level prefab, and VFX prefabs.

In this course, we will build a basic 3D action game from scratch with high-quality game assets. I will provide you with all the character models, animations, environment, VFX, and Post-Process settings (sound & music not included so far) to make you feel like you are building a professional game from the beginning.

I will try to focus on every detail, but at the same time, it’s better that you have some basic experience in Unity & C#, such as how to navigate the scene, move and rotate GameObjects, and understand how variables and functions work.

At the end of this course, you will be able to create game elements such as:

Install, and setup Unity & Visual Studio Code

Code basic character movement, attack, shoot and dodge abilities

Create a simple combo system

Control animations with animator controller, override animator controller, and animation event

Control VFX via script

Create AI with NavMesh system to control enemy behaviors

Use a basic state pattern to control the character’s status

Create basic health & damage system

Create pickups & bullets

Game logic control & enemy spawn

Basic level design

How to use gizmo to debug

Create main menu and game menu with Unity UI system

Please NOTE that this course DOES NOT contain any sound and music assets so far.

*All of the assets (meshes, animations, VFX, etc.) provided in this course are only for educational purposes, please do not use them in any commercial projects.

By the end of this course, you will have a 3D action game that you can show off to your friends and experiment with your unique ideas.

Please enroll today, I’m looking forward to seeing you in the course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction & Setup

Lecture 1: Learn to create a 3D action game with high-quality game asset

Lecture 2: Installing Unity Hub and Unity (version 2021)

Lecture 3: Installing Visual Studio Code & .Net SDKCode

Lecture 4: Creating Our New Unity project

Lecture 5: Setting up Visual Studio Code

Lecture 6: Game Asset

Lecture 7: Importing Game Asset Package

Lecture 8: Installing Unity Packages & Setting up The Render Pipeline

Chapter 2: Setting up the Game Scene

Lecture 1: Setting up the Game Scene

Chapter 3: Setting Up The Player Gameobject

Lecture 1: Setting Up The Player Gameobject

Lecture 2: Setting The Virtual Camera

Chapter 4: Handling The Players Basic Movement

Lecture 1: Adding Character Controller Component

Lecture 2: Creating The Scripts

Lecture 3: Writing Player Input Script

Lecture 4: Basic Movement 01

Lecture 5: Basic Movement 02

Chapter 5: Handling The Players Animations

Lecture 1: Creating The Animator Controller

Lecture 2: Attaching The Swords To The Player

Lecture 3: Running Animation & Script

Lecture 4: Falling Animation & Script

Chapter 6: Creating The Player Footstep VFX

Lecture 1: Setting Up Footstep VFX

Lecture 2: Writing PlayerVFXManager Script

Lecture 3: Writing Player_Run behaviors Script

Chapter 7: Creating The Enemy

Lecture 1: Creating The Enemy GameObject

Lecture 2: Creating Animator Override Controller

Chapter 8: Handling Enemy AI Using NavMesh

Lecture 1: Baking NavMesh

Lecture 2: Adding Nav Mesh Agent Component

Lecture 3: Writing Enemy Movement Code

Chapter 9: Creating The Enemy Movement VFX

Lecture 1: Enemy Movement VFX

Chapter 10: Implementing states for the player

Lecture 1: Introduction To A Simple State pattern

Lecture 2: Updating Player Input script

Lecture 3: Creating State Enum and SwitchToState()

Lecture 4: Updating Character Script

Chapter 11: The Player Attack Animaiton & VFX

Lecture 1: Creating Attack Animation

Lecture 2: Creating Sword Blade VFX

Lecture 3: Writing Player Sliding Code

Chapter 12: Handling Enemy Attack Animation & VFX

Lecture 1: Setting Up Enemy Attack Animation

Lecture 2: Setting Up Enemy Attack VFX

Chapter 13: The Player Health & The Damaging Process

Lecture 1: Health Script

Lecture 2: Setting Up Damage Caster Collider

Lecture 3: Updating Character Script

Lecture 4: Damage Caster Script

Lecture 5: Adding Animation Events & Updating Character Controller Script

Chapter 14: Creating The Attack VFX

Lecture 1: Player Blade Slash VFX

Lecture 2: Enemy BeingHit VFX

Lecture 3: Enemy Splash VFX

Lecture 4: Enemy & Player Blink VFX

Chapter 15: Handling Enemy Death

Lecture 1: Enemy Death Script & Animation

Lecture 2: Enemy Death Material Dissolve Effect

Lecture 3: Creating A Simple Item (Heal Orb)

Lecture 4: Drop The Item Script

Chapter 16: Finishing The Damaging Process

Lecture 1: Setting Up Enemy DamageCaster & Player Health

Lecture 2: Player Weapons Drop

Lecture 3: BeingHit State

Lecture 4: Hit Impact On The Player

Lecture 5: Player Becomes Invincible After Being Hit

Chapter 17: Creating The Heal Orb

Lecture 1: Setting Up the Heal Orb

Lecture 2: Collect Health Orb VFX

Chapter 18: Blade Slash VFX & Combo

Lecture 1: Setting Up The Player Animator

Lecture 2: Player Blade Slash VFX

Lecture 3: Player Combo Script

Chapter 19: Handling The Dash Ability

Lecture 1: Setting Up The Dash Animation

Lecture 2: Updating PlayerInput Script

Lecture 3: Dash(Slide) Script

Chapter 20: Creating Enemy-02

Lecture 1: Setting Up The Enemy02 GameObject

Lecture 2: Setting Up The Animator

Lecture 3: Setting Up The Damage Orb

Lecture 4: Damage Orb Script

Lecture 5: Shoot The Damage Orb Script

Lecture 6: Tweaking Enemy02’s Shooting Script

Chapter 21: Spawn The Enemies

Lecture 1: Setting Up The Spawner Group

Lecture 2: SpawnPoint & Spawner Script

Lecture 3: Finishing The Spawner Group

Lecture 4: Adding SpawnState to Enemies

Lecture 5: Spawn Material VFX

Chapter 22: Creating The Gate

Lecture 1: Setting Up The Gate

Lecture 2: The Gate Script

Lecture 3: Unlock Gate From Spawner

Instructors

Single-minded Ryan
An indie game developer

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3 stars: 22 votes

4 stars: 59 votes

5 stars: 169 votes

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