Unity DOTS Fundamentals Making a full game with ECS

Unity DOTS Fundamentals – Making a full game with ECS, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 20 lectures, based on 329 reviews, and has 2365 subscribers.

You will learn about Unity DOTS Unity ECS Unity DOTS Physics This course is ideal for individuals who are Intermediate Unity developers with an interest in cutting edge Unity tech It is particularly useful for Intermediate Unity developers with an interest in cutting edge Unity tech.

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Summary

Title: Unity DOTS Fundamentals – Making a full game with ECS

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 20

Number of Published Lectures: 20

Number of Curriculum Items: 20

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 20

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Unity DOTS

Unity ECS

Unity DOTS Physics

Who Should Attend

Intermediate Unity developers with an interest in cutting edge Unity tech

Target Audiences

Intermediate Unity developers with an interest in cutting edge Unity tech

Unity DOTS Fundamentals teaches you how to use the technologies powering the future of Unity development, the Unity Data Oriented Tech Stack.

In this course we make a full game using the the Entity Component System (ECS)and Unity DOTS Physics, we’ll go over everyline of code and learn how to use these future technologies TODAY!

Geared towards intermediate Unity developers will little to no experience with Unity ECS

SIX Hours of content

Learn how to make the most of modern day multi core processors on desktop and mobile

Get ahead of the pack and learn ECS before everyone else

Because of the preview nature of some of these packages. you can expect bonus videos going over changes when we hurdle towards ECS 1.0.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Game Preview

Lecture 2: Changes in Unity 2020.1

Lecture 3: Introduction

Chapter 2: Basic movement with ECS

Lecture 1: Creating Components and Systems

Lecture 2: Responding to player inputs

Chapter 3: Unity DOTS Physics with ECS

Lecture 1: DOTS Physics Colliders and Rigidbodies

Lecture 2: Creating an enemy AI with Raycasting

Chapter 4: Handling Damage and Collision with ECS and DOTS Physics

Lecture 1: Collision Events and Dynamic Buffers

Lecture 2: Creating the Damage System

Chapter 5: Creating Collectable and dealing with Game State

Lecture 1: Creating the Collectable System

Lecture 2: Monitoring the world with EntityQueries

Chapter 6: Hooking in to UI and Prefab Instantiation with Spawners

Lecture 1: Creating an Enemy Spawner

Chapter 7: Handling Audio and Camera movement

Lecture 1: Package Updating, and Camera System corrections

Lecture 2: Creating a Camera System and an Audio System

Lecture 3: Making a generic Follow System and using it with the Camera

Chapter 8: Finishing our game

Lecture 1: Level Management

Lecture 2: Handling Win and Lose Conditions

Lecture 3: Finishing Up

Chapter 9: Extras

Lecture 1: Subscenes and fixing a few bugs

Lecture 2: Dots Animation Source

Instructors

Oliver Carson
Game Designer and Lead Programmer at Sizeable Games

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1 stars: 5 votes

2 stars: 7 votes

3 stars: 25 votes

4 stars: 112 votes

5 stars: 180 votes

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