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You can access the full course here: Applied Computer Vision with Unity and Azure Part 1 Introduction In this course, we’ll be creating an app that will allow you to

There are two ways of building dungeons in your game. The first one is to manually create the dungeon rooms and connect them through the dungeon. The advantage of doing

You can access the full course here: Data-Driven Development with External APIs Part 1 What is an API? An API (application programming interface) allows us to access a specific data

Data is a powerful thing – even in games where determining engagement is important. This guide will introduce you to Unity Analytics – which offers a perfect tracking solution for

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

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

In the last tutorial we added more noise variables to our level, such as temperature and moisture. In addition, we used those noise variables to assign biomes to different regions

In the last tutorial we created a Level object by creating its individual tiles. For each Tile, we generated pseudorandom height values using a noise function, so that we could

You can download the assets used in this tutorial from: 3D character model was created using Autodesk Character Generator 2D sprite was given to me free from Kennynl at Kenney

Project download is located This week, we will again talk about algorithms with Unity3D. The main focus will be to take a main idea and build it. We will start

Suppose you’re building a platformer game, where the hero can walk, jump and attack. The hero can jump while standing or walking, but he can’t attack while jumping or walking.