Unity Game Engine Basics

Description

Unity is a widely used engine for building games. These ten PDF lessons begin with the interface and project setup, then explain GameObjects and components, which are the basis of every Unity scene.

You read an introduction to C# scripting, build a first interactive scene, and add physics, collisions, menus and user interfaces. Later lessons cover animating objects and characters, sound, particle systems and visual effects. The last lesson explains how to build and publish your first game. Code is shown in the text, and exercises in several lessons give you something to build yourself.

Who it is for: beginners in game development who want to make a simple game in Unity.

What’s included
10 PDF lessons · 81 pages · about 22,000 words
One ZIP download that is yours to keep — read on any device, no subscription or app needed.

Course programme

1. Getting Started with Unity: Interface
2. Understanding GameObjects and Components
3. Introduction to C# Scripting for Unity
4. Creating Your First Interactive Scene
5. Working with Physics and Collisions
6. Building User Interfaces and Menus
7. Animating Objects and Characters
8. Sound Design and Audio Implementation
9. Particle Systems and Visual Effects
10. Building and Publishing Your First Game

Unity is a trademark of its owner. This course is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by the trademark owner.