Master Unity Game Engine with essential tips and tricks from expert Alan Thorn to enhance your workflow and game development skills.
In this course, you’ll discover super useful tips and tricks for using the Unity Game Engine. Alan Thorn guides you through key features that will make your game development journey easier and more fun. Perfect for anyone looking to enhance their skills and workflow in Unity!
Learn essential tips and tricks you need to know when working with the Unity Game Engine!
In this course, Alan Thorn takes us through some great tips and tricks you need to know when working with Unity! We'll look at all sorts of handy features inside this powerful Engine to help accelerate your workflow, and really power your work inside of Unity!
(Students - please look under Section 1 / Lecture 1 downloads for the source files associated with the lesson.)
More about the Instructor:
Alan Thorn is a game developer, author and educator with 15 years industry experience. He makes games for PC desktop, Mobile and VR. He founded 'Wax Lyrical Games' and created the award-winning game 'Baron Wittard: Nemesis of Ragnarok', working as designer, programmer and artist. He has written sixteen technical books on game development and presented ten video training courses, covering game-play programming, Unity development, and 3D modelling. He has worked in game development education as a visiting lecturer for the 'National Film and Television School', as a Lead Teacher for 'Uppingham School', and is currently a Senior Lecturer at 'Teesside University' where he helps students develop the skills needed for their ideal role in the games industry.
Learn some killer tips you need to know when working with Unity!
5 Lectures
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Need more explain and example.
The audio quality was not excellent or profesional. Looks like is in a room reverb with no dray filters apply. The first video explains how to use the cameras but it do not makes more examples. As for example multiple cameras rendering different quality shadows: one up to 2m, other in the 20m range and other long distance. And there is no explanation in how to clone the camera via script.
You've just completed a beginner course on Unity and you want to learn some intermediate techniques to start making more complex games? This course will help you do that with bite sized tips to take your development a few steps further. The lessons are to the point. The instructor is clear, precise and easy to understand. All told this is an excellent quick course to expand your Unity knowledge.
Clear, and concise.
The tips are Ok.
Most of them you can learn in the basic Unity tutorials.
Also, they have not been updated to use the proper coding in Unity 5.
All in all, useful for a beginner though!
This short course added to my knowledge, but I wouldn't exactly call them 'Killer' tips. Useful though and mentioned a few things that have not been covered in some of the other Unity courses I've taken on Udemy
Some of the best tips I have seen for Unity. Some of these tips are worth more than some of the lessons on Udemy for Unity.
Only remark is that I would have loved some (more) "killer" tips in regards to performance and unity's event loop for instance...
Quite ok for beginners but IMHO intermediate and advanced Unity3D users should already be familiar with the shown mechanisms.
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Rob M.
Considering the age of this course and the number of Unity versions which have been released in that time there is still value to be had from it.
The content is delivered clearly and concisely, it does, however, cover a number of topics which are perhaps not aimed at the beginner, so some experience with Unity already would be beneficial.
Two of the lectures appears to have been re-ordered, it doesn't make a lot of difference, especially if you are already familiar with coroutines, but if not, watching the lectures in their descending "Tip #" would suit better than the course lecture order - this is fairly minor.
My thanks to Alan for delivering some valuable content which has held the test of time!