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Part 2: Finishing up the Dialogue Controller, using Scriptable Objects to hold the dialogue data, and setting up camera functionality. This is the second part of the tutorial series where
You can access the full course here: Create Reusable Crafting Systems in Unity Part 1 In this course you will learn how to create an inventory and crafting system. The
Introduction Benjamin Franklin once said, “the best video games that I have ever made were the ones where I persisted and didn’t give up.”* Whether or not Benjamin Franklin actually
You can access our newest full course on creating an FPS game here: Construct a First Person Shooter Part 1 In order to save a Scene in Unity you can
Part 1: What are scriptable objects, why would you use them, a UI Setup, and the Dialogue Controller During this three part tutorial series, we will be creating a small
You can access our newest full course on creating an FPS game here: Construct a First Person Shooter Part 1 We will begin by creating a new Unity project and
Introduction In this second tutorial, we’ll be creating a multi-indicator system based on the core methods we employed in Part 1. This upgraded project will include a custom dynamic link
Making games run is good, but making them run efficiently is even better. In this guide, we’re going to talk about Unity object pooling and how you can apply this
Part 3: Keeping track of the score, item pickups, and endless obstacle spawning This is the final part of a three part tutorial series on how to create a Hyper
Introduction If you’ve ever had a look at the mobile games that are currently ranked at the top of the app store, you might find one called Smash Hit. The
Check out our latest Unity courses in the Unity Game Development Mini-Degree. Transcript Part 1 The transfer component allows you to specify a game objects position, rotation, and scale. We’ve
Obstacle setup, Scoring setup using TextMeshPro, and Game Manager implementation This is Part 2 of a three part tutorial series on how to create a Hyper Casual game. Please make
Introduction Welcome to Part 2 of my sound design series about implementing sound events using Unity and FMOD, which looks at making our games more sight-impaired-accessible. Designing for accessibility is
Introduction Objective indicators are widely used in modern games as they offer the player a clear indication of their next target. In this tutorial we’ll create a basic method of
During this three part tutorial series we will be creating a complete Hyper Casual Android game. The term “hyper casual” is a relatively new term used for simple but addictive
In the first part of this sound design tutorial series we will be learning how to integrate FMOD Studio with Unity and setup a few basic audio events using only
Go from Zero to Professional Game Programmer as you build 2D, 3D, Mobile, Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality Games with Unity! The Unity Game Development Mini-Degree is a massive collection of online
Introduction In this tutorial, we will be using the Scriptable Render Pipeline in Unity to supercharge our materials and make them look awesome. We will be utilizing the Scriptable Render