How to Make Games with Unity- A Beginner Guide_1

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Intro and Unity UI Overview

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Unity UI Overview

Chapter 2: Making Mario Slots

Lecture 1: Importing and Preparing Assets

Lecture 2: Scripts, Variables and Models

Lecture 3: Singletons and Starting Machine Code

Lecture 4: Destroying and Spawning Objects Part 1

Lecture 5: Destroying and Spawning Objects Part 2

Lecture 6: Setting Up a Slot Face – Textures

Lecture 7: Accessing Scripts on a GameObject

Lecture 8: Filling Slots and Setting Positions

Lecture 9: Configuring a Second Face – Luigi

Lecture 10: Working with Sprites – Star

Lecture 11: Animations

Lecture 12: Sending Messages to Objects and their Children

Lecture 13: Moving Slots and Debugging

Lecture 14: Slot Face Positioning

Lecture 15: Stopping Slot Spins with Coroutine Timers

Lecture 16: Slot Alignment

Lecture 17: Slowing Down Slots Gradually

Lecture 18: Finding Matches Part 1

Lecture 19: Finding Matches Part 2

Lecture 20: Finding Matches Part 3

Lecture 21: Slot Start/Stop Spin Messaging

Lecture 22: Reward System Part 1

Lecture 23: Reward System Part 2

Lecture 24: Calculating Multipliers

Lecture 25: Processing Rewards with Case Switch

Lecture 26: Outputting Rewards to the Player

Lecture 27: Getting Started with UI

Lecture 28: UI – Text Updates and Timers

Lecture 29: Slot Machine Decorations

Lecture 30: UI – Coins Available and Multiple Message Timers

Lecture 31: UI – Spin Button

Lecture 32: Game Over and Changing Scenes

Lecture 33: Game Over Scene

Lecture 34: Animating Bowser and Restarting the Game

Lecture 35: Start Menu and Play Button

Lecture 36: Start Menu Particle System

Lecture 37: Cheer Particles

Lecture 38: Fixing Rendering Layers

Lecture 39: Star Particles Part 1

Lecture 40: Star Particles Part 2

Lecture 41: Fixing Some Bugs

Chapter 3: Adding Sounds

Lecture 1: Sounds! Start Menu

Lecture 2: Sounds! Main Game

Lecture 3: Sounds! Triggering Sounds with Colliders

Lecture 4: Finishing Up Sounds and Adding Remaining Rewards

Chapter 4: Finishing Up

Lecture 1: Finishing Up UI and Exporting the Game

Instructors

Nathan Cope
Software Engineer and IT Professional

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