Learn about Game Development Kits with ARkit and Spritekit!

Learn about Game Development Kits with ARkit and Spritekit!, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.33, with 303 lectures, based on 3 reviews, and has 72 subscribers.

You will learn about Build 2D games in SpriteKit. Create AR Games with ARKit Navigate Xcodes interface. Organize your project and animate sprites Code in Swift. Plan, design, and develop games from scratch. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn to use SpriteKit or Anyone who wants to learn game development. or This course is targeted towards complete beginners. or Complete beginners who want to learn to code or Beginners who want to be iOS developers or If youre an experienced coder, you can use this course to learn AR or Mobile developers who want an introduction to Swift 4 and Xcode 9 It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn to use SpriteKit or Anyone who wants to learn game development. or This course is targeted towards complete beginners. or Complete beginners who want to learn to code or Beginners who want to be iOS developers or If youre an experienced coder, you can use this course to learn AR or Mobile developers who want an introduction to Swift 4 and Xcode 9.

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Summary

Title: Learn about Game Development Kits with ARkit and Spritekit!

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.33

Number of Lectures: 303

Number of Published Lectures: 303

Number of Curriculum Items: 303

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 303

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build 2D games in SpriteKit.

Create AR Games with ARKit

Navigate Xcodes interface.

Organize your project and animate sprites

Code in Swift.

Plan, design, and develop games from scratch.

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn to use SpriteKit

Anyone who wants to learn game development.

This course is targeted towards complete beginners.

Complete beginners who want to learn to code

Beginners who want to be iOS developers

If youre an experienced coder, you can use this course to learn AR

Mobile developers who want an introduction to Swift 4 and Xcode 9

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn to use SpriteKit

Anyone who wants to learn game development.

This course is targeted towards complete beginners.

Complete beginners who want to learn to code

Beginners who want to be iOS developers

If youre an experienced coder, you can use this course to learn AR

Mobile developers who want an introduction to Swift 4 and Xcode 9

“I am learning the basics of SpriteKit and XCode. Great teacher.” – James M, Mammoth student

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Why SpriteKit?

SpriteKit is the framework for making 2D games for Apple products. It’s ?free??! You can make cool games, from super simple to more complex, in SpriteKit. SpriteKit provides support for cool special effects and physics. It’s a ?fun?? interface to express your creativity. Before you know it, you could see a game you built in SpriteKit in the App Store!

To give a game functionality, you add code to your game’s objects in Xcode. Xcode is a user-friendly programming language that is easy to understand. 

Anyone can use SpriteKit. 

In this course, you learn how to make simple 2D games using Apple’s SpriteKit. You build the following games: Breakout Clone, Pong Clone, and Space Invaders. This course is unique because we make ?both the code and the design ??for the games from scratch. 

Other tutorials only show you how to make the functionality or design of a game. We at Mammoth Interactive show you how to do both. 

Don’t worry if you’ve never coded before. We ?start simple?? and add more to the game as the course goes on. This course begins with an introduction to SpriteKit for those who have never used it before. You will learn how to navigate SpriteKit’s interface.

Why Should I Learn Xcode?

Xcode is Apple’s ?FREE ??software for app development. Xcode is ?so convenient to use. We love it, and you will, too! 

Xcode allows you to make complex and creative apps. At the same time, it is accessible for beginners who want to make simple apps. Swift 4.0 is ?the programming language to learn if you want to make apps for Apple products.

Is this course for me?

Even if you’re not an artist, you can design basic games. You may have heard of Axiom Verge and Stardew Valley. These games are million-dollar successes. But did you know that only one person made each?

Usually it takes a whole team of people to build a game. But creators Thomas Happ and Eric Barone developed and designed their games by themselves. Now they’re millionaires. You can do it, too.

By taking this course, you will gain the tools you need continue improving yourself in the field of game development. You will be able to apply what you learned to further experiment in SpriteKit or any other game development framework.

Let’s get started!

Also, now included in this course are bonus courses of other related topics, such as C# and Java! You get more content at a great price!

Enroll now to join the Mammoth community!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Xcode

Lecture 1: Downloading and Installing Xcode

Lecture 2: Exploring XCodes Interface

Chapter 2: Xcode Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Intro and Demo

Lecture 2: General Interface

Lecture 3: Files System

Lecture 4: ViewController

Lecture 5: Storyboard File

Lecture 6: Connecting Outlets and Actions

Lecture 7: Running an Application

Lecture 8: Debugging an Application

Lecture 9: Source Code and Art Assets

Chapter 3: Introduction to ARKit

Lecture 1: Introduction to ARkit

Lecture 2: Talking About the View Controller and Scenes

Lecture 3: Talking about Scenes and Object Properties

Lecture 4: Moving Around the Scene

Lecture 5: Adding Primitives to your scene

Lecture 6: Adding Primitives to your Scenes

Lecture 7: Adding Primitives to your Scenes (contd)

Lecture 8: Adding Nodes and Primitives Programmatically

Lecture 9: Adding other Primitives

Chapter 4: Intro to SpriteKit

Lecture 1: Intro and Demo

Lecture 2: Learning Goals

Lecture 3: Intro to SpriteKit Interface

Lecture 4: Intro to SKView

Lecture 5: Intro to SKScene

Lecture 6: Intro to SKNode

Lecture 7: Accessing Nodes via Swift File

Lecture 8: Node Section Wrap up

Lecture 9: Intro to SKActions

Lecture 10: Attaching Actions to Nodes Through Code

Lecture 11: Intro to Physics Bodies

Lecture 12: Modifying Physics Body Attributes Through Code

Lecture 13: Fixing Contact Collision Problem with Physics Bodies

Lecture 14: Intro to Field Nodes

Chapter 5: Breakout Game Tutorial

Lecture 1: Intro and Demo

Lecture 2: Learning Goals

Lecture 3: Setting up the Main Game Scene

Lecture 4: Initializing Scene Variables and Creating a Boundary

Lecture 5: Implementing Player Movement and Brick Removal

Lecture 6: Implementing Game Over Logic

Lecture 7: Fixing Collision Issues

Lecture 8: Summary

Chapter 6: Pong Clone Tutorial

Lecture 1: Intro and Demo

Lecture 2: Learning Goals

Lecture 3: Building Scene in sks File

Lecture 4: Finishing Set up in GameScene.swift

Lecture 5: Implementing Player and Opponent Movement

Lecture 6: Adding a Scoring System

Lecture 7: Fixing Slow Moving Collision Issues

Lecture 8: Summary

Lecture 9: Bonus – Modded Paddle Collision

Chapter 7: Space Invaders

Lecture 1: Intro and Demo

Lecture 2: Learning Goals

Lecture 3: Setting up the Scene

Lecture 4: Finishing Set up in Swift File

Lecture 5: Implementing Player and Alien Movement

Lecture 6: Spawning and Firing Bullets

Lecture 7: Implementing Bullet Contact

Lecture 8: Implementing End Game Logic

Lecture 9: Pixelart Scene Setup

Lecture 10: Pixelart UFO

Lecture 11: Pixelart Spacecraft

Lecture 12: Pixelart Resize and Exporting

Lecture 13: Space Background

Lecture 14: Adding Textures and Summary

Lecture 15: Bonus Features

Chapter 8: Source Code

Lecture 1: Intro to SpriteKit

Lecture 2: Breakout Clone Tutorial

Lecture 3: Pong Clone Tutorial

Lecture 4: Space Invaders Clone Tutorial

Chapter 9: Sketch

Lecture 1: Course Intro and Sketch Tools

Lecture 2: Sketch Files – Sketch Tools

Lecture 3: Sketch Basics and Online Resources

Lecture 4: Plug-ins and Desigining your First Mobile app

Lecture 5: Your First Mobile App Continued

Lecture 6: Sketch Files – Your First Mobile App

Lecture 7: Shortcuts and Extra tips

Lecture 8: Sketch Files – Shortcuts by Mammoth Interactive

Chapter 10: Learn to Code in HTML

Lecture 1: Intro to HTML

Lecture 2: Writing our first HTML

Lecture 3: Intro to Lists and Comments

Lecture 4: Nested Lists

Lecture 5: Loading Images

Lecture 6: Loading Images in Lists

Lecture 7: Links

Lecture 8: Images as Link

Lecture 9: Mailto Link

Lecture 10: Div Element

Chapter 11: Learn to Code in CSS

Lecture 1: Introduction

Instructors

Mammoth Interactive
Top-Rated Instructor, 3.3 Million+ Students

John Bura
Best Selling Instructor Web/App/Game Developer 1Mil Students

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