Creating a Concentration Game Using Unity and C#

Creating a Concentration Game Using Unity and C#, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 5, with 32 lectures, based on 1 reviews, and has 30 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn to download, install and configure Unity and Visual Studio Learn to build a scene using a canvas, panels and objects Learn to code in C# to control how objects behave Learn about raycasting and collison detection, one of the most fundamental elements of video game development Learn to create elements of game UI including game timer, buttons and message display Learn how to swap graphics for a game object to display playing cards with differnt ranks and suits Learn how to publish a complete system that can be run outside of Unity and shared with others Create your very own Concentration card game 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 wanting to learn how to create computer games using Unity and C# It is particularly useful for Anyone curious about the Unity game development engine and how to write programs using C# or Anyone wanting to learn how to create computer games using Unity and C#.

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Summary

Title: Creating a Concentration Game Using Unity and C#

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 32

Number of Published Lectures: 32

Number of Curriculum Items: 32

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 32

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn to download, install and configure Unity and Visual Studio

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

Learn to code in C# to control how objects behave

Learn about raycasting and collison detection, one of the most fundamental elements of video game development

Learn to create elements of game UI including game timer, buttons and message display

Learn how to swap graphics for a game object to display playing cards with differnt ranks and suits

Learn how to publish a complete system that can be run outside of Unity and shared with others

Create your very own Concentration card game

Who Should Attend

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

Anyone wanting to learn how to create computer games using Unity and C#

Target Audiences

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

Anyone wanting to learn how to create computer games using Unity and C#

All software and resources used in this course are free.

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 Concentration card game.  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 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 Mesh Pro objects

  – Image objects

  – Button objects

– 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 are clicked

– 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

– How to write C# scripts in Visual Studio

  – Directives

  – Variables

  – Statements

  – Conditional logic (IFELSE blocks)

  – Loops (For,  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

  – Sharing data between scripts

  – Using raycasting to determine when a user left clicks on an object

  – Swapping game object graphics to present playing cards with different ranks and suits

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Installing Unity

Lecture 3: Creating a Project

Lecture 4: Unity Editor Configuration

Chapter 2: Creating The Game

Lecture 1: Add a Canvas

Lecture 2: Add Game Panel

Lecture 3: Download Asset Packages

Lecture 4: Asset Packages

Lecture 5: Import Asset Packages

Lecture 6: Create Playing Cards

Lecture 7: Add GameScript Code to Deal Cards

Lecture 8: Add CardScript Code to Deal Cards

Lecture 9: Add Game Logic to CardScript

Lecture 10: Add Game Logic to GameScript

Lecture 11: Test Playing a Game

Chapter 3: Creating the User Interface

Lecture 1: Creating UI Elements

Lecture 2: Add GameUIScript Timer and Selections Code

Lecture 3: Add GameScript Timer and Selections Code

Lecture 4: Test Game Timer and Selections Counter

Lecture 5: Add GameUIScript Code for New Game and Exit Game Buttons

Lecture 6: Add GameScript Code for New Game and Exit Game Buttons

Lecture 7: Test New Game and Exit Game Buttons

Lecture 8: Add MessageScript Code for Messages

Lecture 9: Test Messages

Chapter 4: Creating Dialogs

Lecture 1: Create Dialog Objects

Lecture 2: Add Code for Dialog Buttons

Lecture 3: Add GameUIScript Dialog Code

Lecture 4: Add GameScript Dialog Code

Lecture 5: Test Dialogs

Chapter 5: Finishing Up

Lecture 1: Build Application

Lecture 2: Conclusion

Lecture 3: Project Files

Instructors

Brian Covault
Application Developer

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