Creating an MP3 Player Using Unity and C#

Creating an MP3 Player Using Unity and C#, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 3.8, with 98 lectures, based on 5 reviews, and has 32 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn to code in C# by following what the instructor does as you write C# scripts that control how objects behave Learn how to build a scene using a canvas, panels and objects Learn all elements of a game UI – buttons (menu optons), sliders (volume, gama), checkboxes (subtitles, hints) and scrollable lists (abilites, weapons, spells) Learn all about Prefabs, one of the most powerful tools in Unity Learn how to download, install and configure Unity and Visual Studio Learn how to create a complete system you can publish, run and share with others Learn how to create your very own, fully funcitonal MP3 player Learn how to create a stereo audio visualizer that allows you to see the intensity of the autio you are listening to across several frequency ranges This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone curious about the Unity game development engine and how to write programs using C# or Anyone needing to learn C# for work It is particularly useful for Anyone curious about the Unity game development engine and how to write programs using C# or Anyone needing to learn C# for work.

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Summary

Title: Creating an MP3 Player Using Unity and C#

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 3.8

Number of Lectures: 98

Number of Published Lectures: 98

Number of Curriculum Items: 98

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 98

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn to code in C# by following what the instructor does as you write C# scripts that control how objects behave

Learn how to build a scene using a canvas, panels and objects

Learn all elements of a game UI – buttons (menu optons), sliders (volume, gama), checkboxes (subtitles, hints) and scrollable lists (abilites, weapons, spells)

Learn all about Prefabs, one of the most powerful tools in Unity

Learn how to download, install and configure Unity and Visual Studio

Learn how to create a complete system you can publish, run and share with others

Learn how to create your very own, fully funcitonal MP3 player

Learn how to create a stereo audio visualizer that allows you to see the intensity of the autio you are listening to across several frequency ranges

Who Should Attend

Anyone curious about the Unity game development engine and how to write programs using C#

Anyone needing to learn C# for work

Target Audiences

Anyone curious about the Unity game development engine and how to write programs using C#

Anyone needing to learn C# for work

All software and resources used in this course are free.

This course really focuses on learning how to program in C# with the creation of a fully functional MP3 player as the use case.  I am a 40 year programming veteran who will teach you everything from declaring variables to conditional logic to iterative logic (loops).  While you do follow what I do in this course, I explain what I am doing when writing C# code to teach you the programming language.  Thanks to Unity and Visual Studio, programming is MUCH easier to learn today than it was when I learned back in the 1980’s.

In this course, you will learn from an instructor with 40 years application development experience how to create a single scene application in the Unity game engine.  You will build the scene starting with a canvas and adding to it panels and objects.  You will learn to write C# code in Visual Studio to control how the objects you create in Unity behave.  When done, you will have your very own, fully featured MP3 player with stereo audio visualizer.  No unity or programming experience needed.  All you need to do is follow what the instructor does.  This is what you will learn in the course.

– How to write C# scripts in Visual Studio

  – Directives

  – Variables

  – Statements

  – Conditional logic (IFELSE blocks)

  – Loops (For, Foreach, While)

  – Standard functions

  – IEnumerator functions (wait for something to happen)

  – Functions that accept and return values as parameters

  – The Start, Awake and Update functions

  – Nested logic

  – Creating a class

  – Sharing data between scripts

  –  importing and decoding an MP3 file

  – Browsing to a folder and selecting an MP3 file

  – Browsing to a folder and loading all MP3 files in that folder

  – Adding MP3 files to a play list

  – Removing MP3 files from a play list

  – Cycling through all MP3 files in a play list and playing each one

  – Animating a left channel audio visualizer and a right channel audio visualizer

– How to work with the Unity editor

  – How to download, install and configure Unity and Visual Studio for C#

  – How to use the different panes in the Unity editor

  – How to use the controls in the Scene pane

  – How to create a canvas

  – How to create a panel

  – How to create objects

    – Game Objects

    – Text objects

    – Text Mesh Pro objects

    – Image objects

    – Checkbox objects

    – Button objects

    – Slider objects

  – How to create a scrolling list

  – How to import asset packages

  – How to create and use prefabs

  – How to assign objects to public variables

  – How to create and assign scripts to objects

  – How to set script functions to be called when buttons and checkboxes are clicked

– Other things you will learn

  – How to investigate and resolve errors

  – How to test the application throughout the development process

  – How to build the application into a stand alone, executable program

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Installing Unity Hub

Lecture 3: Unity Hub Tour

Lecture 4: Installing Unity

Lecture 5: Creating a Project

Lecture 6: The Unity Editor

Lecture 7: The Scene Pane

Lecture 8: Removing Game Elements

Lecture 9: Adding a Canvas

Lecture 10: Adding a Player Panel

Lecture 11: Get Asset Files

Lecture 12: Assets Packages

Lecture 13: Import Asset Files

Chapter 2: Playing an MP3

Lecture 1: Adding an AudioSource

Lecture 2: Creating Your First Script

Lecture 3: Tour of Visual Studio

Lecture 4: Creating Variables

Lecture 5: First Code

Chapter 3: Creating Player Buttons

Lecture 1: Creating the Play Button

Lecture 2: Creating Buttons Using Prefabs

Lecture 3: Coding Play and Stop Buttons

Lecture 4: Coding Pause Button – First Error

Lecture 5: Finish Coding Pause Button

Lecture 6: Managing Button States – Variables

Lecture 7: Managing Button States – Coding

Chapter 4: Creating Player Detail Displays and Controls

Lecture 1: Creating an MP3 Title Display

Lecture 2: Creating MP3 Artist and Album Displays

Lecture 3: Creating MP3 Status Panel

Lecture 4: Creating Position and Volume Sliders

Lecture 5: Setting Default Values

Lecture 6: Displaying Time

Lecture 7: Creating the SecondsToTime Function

Lecture 8: Coding Elapsed Time, Time Remaining and Position Control

Lecture 9: Setting Title, Track, Mute and Volume

Lecture 10: Managing the Position Slider

Chapter 5: Creating Play List

Lecture 1: Creating External MP3 Files

Lecture 2: Playing an External MP3 File

Lecture 3: Creating Play List Panel, Titles and Background

Lecture 4: Creating Play List Item Button

Lecture 5: Creating a Scroll View

Lecture 6: Creating a Scrollbar

Lecture 7: Creating ScrollContent

Lecture 8: Creating ItemContent

Lecture 9: Testling Scrollable Play List

Chapter 6: Creating Play List Buttons and Setting Up File Browser

Lecture 1: Creating Play List Buttons

Lecture 2: Configuring the File Browser

Lecture 3: Making the File Browser Modal

Lecture 4: Adding Cancel Button to File Browser

Chapter 7: Coding Play List Buttons

Lecture 1: Manage Play List Button States

Lecture 2: Creating the GetMP3FileTags Function

Lecture 3: Testing GetMP3FileTags Function

Lecture 4: Creating Variables for Adding Play List Item

Lecture 5: Creating AddPlayListItem Function

Lecture 6: Finish Coding Add File Button

Lecture 7: Scrolling To and Highlighting Added Play List Item

Lecture 8: Coding Add Folder Button

Lecture 9: Tracking Selected Play List Item

Lecture 10: Coding Remove MP3 File Button

Lecture 11: Coding Clear Play List Button

Lecture 12: Enabling and Disabling the Play List

Chapter 8: Update Player to Cycle through Play List

Lecture 1: Updating Player to Cycle througg Play List 1

Lecture 2: Updating Player to Cycle through Play List 2

Lecture 3: Testing Updated MP3 Player

Lecture 4: Making Play List Scrollable While MP3 is Playing

Chapter 9: Creating Dialogs

Lecture 1: Creating Message and Confirmation Boxes

Lecture 2: Coding Dialog Box Buttons

Lecture 3: Preparing Play List for Dialog Boxes

Lecture 4: Creating Message Box for Add File Button

Lecture 5: Testing Add File Limit

Lecture 6: Creating Message Box for Add Folder Button

Lecture 7: Testing Add Folder Limit

Lecture 8: Creating Dialog for Remove MP3 File Button

Lecture 9: Testing Remove MP3 File Dialogs

Lecture 10: Creating Clear Play List Dialog

Lecture 11: Creating Play Button Dialog

Lecture 12: Creating Stop Button Dialog

Lecture 13: Creating Exit Button and Dialog

Chapter 10: Creating Player Navigation Buttons and Loop Checkboxes

Lecture 1: Creating Navigation Buttons

Lecture 2: Updating PlayMP3 Function

Lecture 3: Coding Navigation Buttons

Lecture 4: Creating Navigation Button State Variables

Lecture 5: Creating Navigation Button State Functions

Lecture 6: Setting Navigation Button States

Lecture 7: Testing Navigation Button States

Lecture 8: Creating Loop Checkboxes

Lecture 9: Creating Loop Checkbox Functions

Lecture 10: Updating PlayMP3 Function for Loop Checkboxes

Lecture 11: Testing Loop Checkboxes

Chapter 11: Creating The Stereo Audio Visualizer

Lecture 1: Setting Up Left Channel Visualizer UI

Instructors

Brian Covault
Application Developer

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