Unity 3D Car Racing Game Masterclass

Unity 3D Car Racing Game Masterclass, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 146 lectures, 9 quizzes, based on 14 reviews, and has 155 subscribers.

You will learn about Develop SELF-DRIVING AI CARS that race the player Build a HOT PURSUIT MODE where AI police cars chase the player car Implement CAR CUSTOMIZATION logic with a garage feature Create SAVE + LOAD game slots using SCRIPTABLE OBJECTS Toggle between the EXTERIOR and INTERIOR car views during a race Design a fully functioning racing UI including a LEADERBOARD, SPEEDOMETER, and MINIMAP Bolster your knowledge of DESIGN PATTERNS and ALGORITHMS and implement them hands-on Master creating 3D ANIMATIONS, CINEMATOGRAPHY, SPECIAL EFFECTS, and more Implement a BREAKABLE OBJECTS system in the game world to create engaging and immersive game levels Includes advanced material and lighting design This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone that wants to learn to build car racing games in Unity or Game development students and aspiring game developers or Anyone with basic to mid-level Unity knowledge that wants to level up It is particularly useful for Anyone that wants to learn to build car racing games in Unity or Game development students and aspiring game developers or Anyone with basic to mid-level Unity knowledge that wants to level up.

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Summary

Title: Unity 3D Car Racing Game Masterclass

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 146

Number of Quizzes: 9

Number of Published Lectures: 146

Number of Published Quizzes: 9

Number of Curriculum Items: 155

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 155

Original Price: $69.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Develop SELF-DRIVING AI CARS that race the player

Build a HOT PURSUIT MODE where AI police cars chase the player car

Implement CAR CUSTOMIZATION logic with a garage feature

Create SAVE + LOAD game slots using SCRIPTABLE OBJECTS

Toggle between the EXTERIOR and INTERIOR car views during a race

Design a fully functioning racing UI including a LEADERBOARD, SPEEDOMETER, and MINIMAP

Bolster your knowledge of DESIGN PATTERNS and ALGORITHMS and implement them hands-on

Master creating 3D ANIMATIONS, CINEMATOGRAPHY, SPECIAL EFFECTS, and more

Implement a BREAKABLE OBJECTS system in the game world to create engaging and immersive game levels

Includes advanced material and lighting design

Who Should Attend

Anyone that wants to learn to build car racing games in Unity

Game development students and aspiring game developers

Anyone with basic to mid-level Unity knowledge that wants to level up

Target Audiences

Anyone that wants to learn to build car racing games in Unity

Game development students and aspiring game developers

Anyone with basic to mid-level Unity knowledge that wants to level up

This course will walk you through building an entire video game hands-on, and will take you step-by-step through the game development process.

Did you grow up playing car racing games like Need For Speed and Gran Turismo? Do you want to learn how to build car racing games in Unity using C# code? Growing up, racing games always fascinated me. I was intrigued by how the in-game physics was so realistic and how they simulated driving in the game so accurately. This course will teach you how to build a full racing game in Unity, even if you are a beginner. By the end of this course, you will have a full car racing game that you built in Unity from the ground up.

As we build this course, you are going to gain a wealth of knowledge in the different areas of the Unity game engine. Some of the core game development techniques this course will teach you are:

Using C# logic to create SELF-DRIVING AI CARS driving around the track and competing against the player in races.

Implementing a HOT PURSUIT MODE where police cars chase the player.

Working with Unity’s Physics system and understanding how to use components like WHEEL COLLIDERS and Rigidbodies to simulate vehicle movement and interaction with the environment.

Utilizing Unity’s UI system to build a MINI-MAP and other racing heads up displays like a speedometer.

Writing reusable code that can be applied to several different sections of the game. Object-oriented C# scripting techniques for writing CLEAN, REUSABLE CODE.

Learn about the different UI components and how they can be used together to build IN-GAME MENUS and selection screens that efficiently and intuitively respond to user input.

Turn your ideas into code using C# with Unity and build up a set of skills that you can use to build other CAR RACING GAMES and showcase them in your portfolio.

By the end of this course, you will have a full game project you developed from the ground up! You will also have some more C# tips and tricks that you can add to your arsenal.

If you want to learn game development or are aspiring to build a career in the game industry, then this course is for you!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Reviewing the Game Design Document (GDD)

Lecture 3: A look at the finished game

Chapter 2: Program Installation and Setup

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Setup & Install Unity on Mac

Lecture 3: Setup & Install Unity on Windows

Lecture 4: Downloading & Importing the Game Assets

Lecture 5: Staying Organized – Project Setup

Lecture 6: Section Summary

Chapter 3: Car Driving, Physics, and MVC Logic

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Model View Controller (MVC) Design Pattern

Lecture 3: Coding the Car Model Script (the M)

Lecture 4: Coding the Car View Script (the V)

Lecture 5: Coding the Car Controller Script (the C)

Lecture 6: Unity Car Physics Components

Lecture 7: Assembling the Muscle Car

Lecture 8: Assembling the Sports Car

Lecture 9: Assembling the Luxury Car

Lecture 10: Car Driving & Physics

Lecture 11: Answers and Explanations

Lecture 12: Section Summary

Chapter 4: Scene Navigation System

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Singleton Design Pattern

Lecture 3: Stack Data Structure

Lecture 4: Navigation Manager

Lecture 5: Using the Scene Managers sceneLoaded Event

Lecture 6: Implementing Back Button Logic

Lecture 7: Dictionary Data Structure

Lecture 8: Passing Data Between Scenes

Lecture 9: Answers and Explanations

Lecture 10: Section Summary

Chapter 5: Welcome Screen

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating a Reusable Menu Header Prefab

Lecture 3: Creating a Reusable User Data Panel Prefab

Lecture 4: Creating a Reusable Menu Button Prefab

Lecture 5: High Tech Background Animation

Lecture 6: Car Model, Lighting, and Headlight Flare Effect

Lecture 7: Coding the Start Menu Controller Script

Lecture 8: Answers and Explanations

Lecture 9: Section Summary

Chapter 6: Save & Load Game Functionality

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Ways to Save Game Data

Lecture 3: Creating the Modal Base Class

Lecture 4: Creating a Save Slot Modal

Lecture 5: Editor Scripting – Creating a Game Data Editor

Lecture 6: Game Data Scriptable Object

Lecture 7: Save, Load & Reset Game Data

Lecture 8: Answers and Explanations

Lecture 9: Section Summary

Chapter 7: Formatted Text – Generic, Stylizable Text Classes

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Abstract Classes in C#

Lecture 3: Formatted Text – our Generic Abstract Class

Lecture 4: Date Text – to Display Dates

Lecture 5: Time Text – to Display Times

Lecture 6: Money Text – to Display In-Game Currency

Lecture 7: Lap Text – to Display Laps Completed in the Race

Lecture 8: Place Text – to Display What Place a Car is in

Lecture 9: Percent Text – to Display a Percentage

Lecture 10: Answers and Explanations

Lecture 11: Section Summary

Chapter 8: In-Game Modals and Pop-Ups

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: What is a Modal?

Lecture 3: One Button Modal

Lecture 4: Enter Username Modal

Lecture 5: Finished Race Modal

Lecture 6: Two Button Modal

Lecture 7: Answers and Explanations

Lecture 8: Section Summary

Chapter 9: Choose a Car Screen

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: ICarousel Interface

Lecture 3: Car Carousel Script

Lecture 4: Rotate 360 Script

Lecture 5: Choose a Car Script

Lecture 6: Assembling the Choose A Car Screen

Lecture 7: Answers and Explanations

Lecture 8: Section Summary

Chapter 10: Main Menu

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Coding the Main Menu Controller Script

Lecture 3: Assembling the Main Menu

Lecture 4: Answers and Explanations

Lecture 5: Section Summary

Chapter 11: Car Customization & Garage

Instructors

Robert Gioia
Senior Solutions Architect | Android | iOS | Game Dev | C#

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