INTRODUCTION

Course Description:

Unity is a flexible, powerful development platform for creation of 2 as well as 3D games and experiences which are interactive. This is a complete ecosystem for those who want to build top quality content and connect to their most loyal customers.

Features of Unity Training:

• Rendering in Unity Training:

Unity graphics engines can be used through Direct3D, Open GI ES for mobile platform and OpenGL. iOS, Android and numerous APIs are applied for reflection, bump mapping and parallax. Unity Training also leads to features for rendering text and employment of shadow maps for dynamic shadows. Unity supports numerous file formats of different software such as Adobe Photoshop, 3ds Max and Blender.

• Scripting in Unity Training:

Scripting is associated with Mono, an open source platform for .NET framework. UnityScript has a format which is similar to JavaScript, C-Sharp and Boo.

• Asset tracking in Unity Training:

Unity has an asset server-control for game based assets and developer scripts. Using PostgreSQI is a backend system for audio as well as Theora Codec for video playback, Unity is perfect for creating interactive games. This also uses a engine linked with terrain and vegetation built in global illumination as well as light mapping and wired in path finding meshes.

• Physics in Unity Training:

Unity engine provides wired in support for physics engine with real time simulation on skinned meshes, robust ray casts and multiple collision layers. To run the code, one needs to add to the game object.

• Platform Support:

There is massive support; around 95% is shared between iOS web, PC, and mobile platforms through this engine.

• IDE:

All platforms are ideal and IDE is a powerful user friendly tool with extraordinary game development features.

• Excellent graphics:

Support for advanced audio-visual effects with excellent material support ensures graphics in the games are of superior quality. Visual aspects of the graphics effectively scale down to screens of mobile devices without any compromise on the lower level access for optimization with pixel shades.

• Documentation in Unity Training:

Support of experienced developers and detailed documentation on minute topic details is an additional advantage.

• Deployment in Unity Training:

Games can easily be deployed on unity engine. Code is stable as against other languages and comprises great architecture for excellent performance and lowered errors.

• Profiler in Unity Training:

A simple profiler used for game optimization which prevents memory leaks is also a part of the Unity system. This prevents reverse coding of games once it has been deployed.

Unity is a wonderful platform for starting game development and recommending developers who want to commence with game development and provides numerous Training based video instances making developers familiar with the development process.

Unity Training is a 2D or 3D engine framework providing a system for designing game or app scenes for 2D, 2.5D or 3D. Training simulators, first responder applications and other business focused apps created with Unity which interact with 2D or 3D space.

What each section covers?

You will learn to code and prepare different games in this Training. All this training will be given from scratch. Some of the games that you will be preparing through this training are:

• Gem Collector
• Breakout Clone
• Chopper
• Breakout Advanced

What is the Unity Training Objective?

• This Unity Training will walk you through developing 4 games from scratch.
• You will be taught to code classic games like Breakout and clones of new-age games like Flappy Bird.
• Alongside teaching you to develop complete games from scratch, the Unity Training course also includes sections on introduction to the new Unity UI and coding simple editor tools.

Target Customers for Unity Training:

• Anyone who wants to get started with game development using one of the most popular engines in the world.
• Game developers wanting to get started with Unity

Pre-Requisites for Unity Training:

• PC / Mac with at least 4Gb RAM and an onboard graphics card for this Unity Training.
• Comfortable with C#. A total novice to programming will have a hard time understanding the concepts.
• Passion for creating games.

Unity Training Conclusion:

• A 2D or 3D game can be played using logic. It can be created with rich interactive details and visual imagery using Unity. The USP of Unity lies in its versatility. Games of differing complexities can be developed using a single workflow.

Benefits of online course:

• High Quality Content
• Learn Anywhere Anytime & at Your Pace
• 24X7 Customer Support
• Complete Student Support Throughout The Program
• Course Completion Certificate 
• Lifetime course access

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CURRICULUM

Section 1 Gem Collector

1. Understanding the gem collector game
2. Setting up the environment
3. Setting up the animations
4. Recasting
5. Creating the animation
6. Drag and drop the claw
7. Working on the claw
8. Working on the claw (continues)
9. Editing the line
10. Creating score manager
11. Scripting score manager
12. Editing score manager
13. Scripting the game

Section 2 Breakout Clone

1. Understanding the break out game
2. Setting up the game
3. Setting the environment
4. Ball script
5. Game Manager
6. Scripting the game manager
7. Completing Game Manager Class
8. Writing The Bricks Class
9. Creating Particles
10. Conclusion

Section 3 Writing Simple Tools

1. Why create tools
2. Creating The Project
3. Creating Menu Items
4. Creating UI Elements
5. Creating The First Folder
6. OtherFolders And Conclusion

Section 4 Chopper

1. Introduction to chopper
2. Cutting the Sprite sheet
3. Cutting the Sprite sheet (Continues)
4. Setting the chopper environment
5. Checking the views
6. Background
7. Scrolling Background
8. Setting Up The Chopper Movement
9. Chopper Movement Continues
10. CameraTracking
11. Player Rigid Body And Physics
12. Fixing The Parallax Script
13. Fixing the Animations
14. Adding The Death Condition
15. Adding the Animation
16. Writing The Logic For ObstacleSpawning
17. Editing the spawning script
18. Creating the GUI
19. Writing the score logic
20. Scripting the score
21. Game over conditions
22. Texting the score
23. Create the game object
24. WiringUp The UI With The Game

Section 5 Breakout Advanced

1. Set up breakout advanced
2. Create the materials
3. Create a paddle
4. Create the texts
5. Creating the balls
6. Creating the bricks
7. Setting up the audio and scene manager
8. Creating The Game Manager Class
9. Stubbing The Ball Class
10. Writing The Game Controller Class
11. Creating different classes
12. Writing The Destructible Item Class
13. Implement The Game Manager Class
14. The 2D view
15. Combining the elements
16. Working on the transform
17. Scripting advanced break out
18. Construct the brick table
19. Construct the brick table continues
20. Running the game
21. Editing the script
22. Completing TheGame Controller Class
23. Implementing The Ball Class
24. Implementing The Destructible Item Class
25. Descructible item class continues
26. Update the high score
27. Ending The Game

Section 6 Introduction to Unity GUI

1. Introduction to Unity GUI
2. Creating a simple project
3. Create UI panel
4. Canvas Render Modes
5. Fix the cube
6. Add a panel
7. Intro to Rect transforms
8. Anchor points
9. Animate the buttons
10. New animation
11. Create the slider
12. Hooking Up Scripts With UI Elements
13. Create The Main Menu
14. Add button
15. Add headers
16. Preparing the button
17. Scaling and color the button
18. Animating the main menu
19. Making the alpha 1
20. Script for the menu
21. Script the event triggers
22. Creating the last phase
23. High score menu
24. Completing The Main Menu

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