Summer Camp: Advanced 3D Game Design With Unity (Level 2)
In this 10-lesson online live course, students will complete 3 advanced projects of varying gameplay styles to learn a broad range of approaches to creating games in Unity, With a focus oriented around scripting in C#
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10 live meetings
10 in-class hoursProjects
2-4 hours per week. Projects are not mandatory but we strongly encourage students to complete them.Assessment
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Focus In this 10 lesson Unity Course, Students will complete 3 projects of varying gameplay styles to learn a broad range of approaches to creating games in Unity. With a focus oriented around scripting in C-Sharp, this course aims to give students the skills and freedom needed to become a fully realized game developer. This course is of an intermediate difficulty, designed for students with prior experience with the Unity game engine. First, they will create a driving simulator to learn the basic mechanics and physics of the 3D environment. Then students will create an infinite runner game, where they will learn how to create animations and include sound and visual effects in their game. Finally, students will learn about artificial intelligence and random character generation in a prototype game about a frenzy of hungry animals. For a week to week program, check out the syllabus. Prerequisites 15+ Hours of Unity Experience OR 45+ Hours of Object Oriented Programming Experience
Learning Goals
In this intermediate Unity course spanning 10 lessons, students will tackle three diverse game projects, focusing on C# scripting to gain comprehensive game development skills.Projects include creating a driving simulator for 3D mechanics, an infinite runner game with animations and effects, and a prototype involving AI and randomized character generation for simulating animal behavior in various environments.
Syllabus
10 Lessons
over 2 WeeksLesson 1:
Isometric Driving Simulator in Unity: Setup and Scripting
Students will set up a 3D unity project, get free assets provided by Unity asset store, and will then set up the game environment for their isometric driving simulator. They will also write their first script for the project to help the car drive along the road. 60 mins online live lesson
Lesson 2:
Game Scripting and Camera Dynamics in Unity
Students will write scripts to include velocity as a realistic property in their game, have the camera follow their player through the game environment. They will learn the important components that help tweak the physics of the virtual space. 60 mins online live lesson
Lesson 3:
Advanced C# Scripting for Local-Multiplayer Game Dynamics
Students will write more advanced scripts in C-sharp to include realistic acceleration and four directional movement for multiple players, making the game a local-multiplayer experience. 60 mins online live lesson
Lesson 4:
Creating an Infinite Runner Game in Unity: Setup, Assets, and Scripting
Students will set up a 3D unity project, get free assets provided by Unity asset store, and will then set up the game environment for their infinite runner game. They will also write their first script for the project to help the player move along the road, and make camera follow the player from behind. 60 mins online live lesson
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Pre-Requisites
15+ Hours of Unity Experience or 45+ Hours of Object Oriented Programming Experience / Or completed our Unity level 1 course: https://shorturl.at/2gTuO
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
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Live Group Course
$115
weekly5x per week, 2 weeks
60 min
Completed by 11 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 10-14
4-10 learners per class
