Unity Engine intro for absolute beginners!

Unity Engine intro for absolute beginners!, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 10 lectures, based on 5 reviews, and has 10 subscribers.

You will learn about Downloading Unity Hub and installing a Unity Engine version Navigating the Scene and Game windows in Unity Using the Hierarchy, Inspector and Project windows Using the Console for debugging Using the Profiler to learn more about the games performance Making game builds and run them This course is ideal for individuals who are Absolute beginners in the Unity Engine It is particularly useful for Absolute beginners in the Unity Engine.

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Summary

Title: Unity Engine intro for absolute beginners!

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 10

Number of Published Lectures: 10

Number of Curriculum Items: 10

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 10

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Downloading Unity Hub and installing a Unity Engine version

Navigating the Scene and Game windows in Unity

Using the Hierarchy, Inspector and Project windows

Using the Console for debugging

Using the Profiler to learn more about the games performance

Making game builds and run them

Who Should Attend

Absolute beginners in the Unity Engine

Target Audiences

Absolute beginners in the Unity Engine

In this course, we will take a first look at the Unity Engine. We’ll go through the very basics, such as the most common windows and how to import assets into your game folders, as well as make a build for testing. There will be no programming this time, and you will not leave the course having made a complete game. What you will have is a solid foundation to build on when you keep learning!

Included in the course is:

Downloading the Unity Hub

Intro to the Unity Hub

Intro to the Scene window, including manipulating game objects in the scene

Moving around in the scene window

Repositioning game object

Rotating game objects

Scaling game objects

Intro to the Game window

How does it correlate to the Scene window?

Testing the game in-engine

Looking at the scene Hierarchy

Parent/child relations

Creating “folders” for structure

Changing game objects using the Inspector

Active/Inactive objects

Setting Tags

Object name

Going through the Transform component

Adding other predefined components, such as a RigidBody

Intro to the Project window

Importing assets into your game folders using the Assets folder

Adding a material to a 3D object

Adding a texture to a material

A quick look at shaders

Using the Console to debug code

Looking at the Profiler, and how it’s used to measure the game’s performance

Building the game

A quick look at the many build options

Testing the game outside the engine

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Downloading Unity

Lecture 2: Unity Hub

Lecture 3: The Scene window

Lecture 4: The Game window & Play button

Chapter 2: Hierarchy, Inspector, and Project

Lecture 1: Hierarchy

Lecture 2: Inspector

Lecture 3: Project

Chapter 3: Console, Profiler, Builds

Lecture 1: Console

Lecture 2: Profiler

Lecture 3: Builds

Instructors

Anna H?gberg Jenelius
Indie Game Developer

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