Make a Ninja Survival game for mobile in Unity® and Blender!

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John Bura,Mammoth Interactive

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1 - Introduction

1 - Download Blender and Unity3D.html

2 - Gameplay.mp4

00:25

2 - T01 Introduction to Unity

3 - 11 Introduction.mp4

03:13

4 - 12 Unity Editor.mp4

13:21

5 - 13 Moving a Cube.mp4

12:03

6 - 14 Materials.mp4

08:55

7 - 15 Lights.mp4

06:15

8 - 16 Particle System.mp4

06:20

9 - 17 Applying Physics.mp4

04:58

10 - 18 Asset Store.mp4

03:11

3 - T02 Introduction to Coding

11 - 21 Introduction.mp4

02:09

12 - 22 Variables.mp4

16:59

13 - 23 Methods.mp4

16:19

14 - 24 If Blocks.mp4

07:40

15 - 25 Loops.mp4

12:45

4 - T03 Introduction to Inputs

16 - 31 Introduction.mp4

01:58

17 - 32 Key Presses.mp4

13:35

18 - 33 Moving a Player.mp4

11:03

19 - 34 Jumping.mp4

10:58

20 - 35 Moving Forward.mp4

07:18

21 - 36 Cycling Cameras.mp4

14:07

5 - T04 Introduction to Prefabs

22 - 41 Introduction.mp4

14:07

23 - 42 Introduction to Prefabs.mp4

16:51

24 - FAQ on Instantiating Objects.html

25 - 43 Random Angles.mp4

09:15

26 - FAQ on Destroying Objects.html

27 - 44 Explosion Effect.mp4

13:12

28 - 45 Adding Explosion Effects.mp4

10:07

6 - 01 Jumpers

29 - g11 Setting up the Project.mp4

04:11

30 - g12 Building a Simple Scene.mp4

06:26

31 - g13 Percentage Coordinates.mp4

08:26

32 - g14 Clicking Variation.mp4

04:29

33 - g15 Player Movement.mp4

11:30

34 - g16 Orthographic Camera.mp4

05:28

35 - g17 Jumping Enemy.mp4

07:33

36 - g18 Jumping Enemy Movement.mp4

05:55

37 - g19 Killing the Playermp4.mp4

02:33

38 - g110 Canvas.mp4

07:07

39 - g111 End Game Messages.mp4

10:52

7 - 02 Adding More Functionality

40 - g21 Reusability.mp4

05:09

41 - g22 Dynamically Adding the Enemy.mp4

03:51

42 - g23 Game Mode Switch.mp4

08:00

43 - g24 Setting up the Rolling Enemy.mp4

07:04

44 - g25 Rolling Enemy Movement.mp4

13:11

45 - g26 Enemy Positions.mp4

07:41

46 - g27 Killing the Player.mp4

07:11

47 - g28 Depth Range.mp4

13:15

48 - g29 Horizontal Range.mp4

11:33

8 - 03 Enemy Logic

49 - g31 Creating the Bouncing Enemy.mp4

07:33

50 - g32 Moving the Bouncing Enemy.mp4

08:34

51 - g33 Diagonal Movement.mp4

05:48

52 - g34 Movement Flip.mp4

07:20

53 - g35 Initial Anglemp4.mp4

07:08

54 - g36 Enemy Collisionmp4.mp4

04:10

55 - g37 Multiple Bouncersmp4.mp4

04:02

56 - g38 Depth Walls.mp4

06:43

9 - 04 Designing the Game

57 - g41 Designing the Crawlersmp4.mp4

12:26

58 - g42 Crawling Enemy Movementmp4.mp4

06:19

59 - g43 Players Rotationmp4.mp4

11:08

60 - g44 Jumping Forcemp4.mp4

05:42

61 - g45 Finishing the Jumping Logicmp4.mp4

06:18

62 - g46 Spawning Crawlersmp4.mp4

04:34

10 - 05 Turrets

63 - g51 Designing the Enemy Turret.mp4

14:09

64 - g52 Turret States.mp4

09:21

65 - g53 Turrent Movement.mp4

13:02

66 - g54 Smooth Aiming.mp4

09:09

67 - g55 Aiming.mp4

15:15

11 - 06 Game Logic

68 - g61 Preparing the Game Logic.mp4

13:48

69 - g62 Raycast.mp4

11:34

70 - g63 Shooting Weapons.mp4

07:23

71 - g64 Aiming Improvements.mp4

09:32

72 - g65 Targets.mp4

14:49

73 - g66 Shooting the Player.mp4

03:23

74 - g67 Destroying the Targets.mp4

04:43

12 - g71 Configuring the Player

75 - g71 Configuring the Player.mp4

11:14

76 - g72 Moving Up.mp4

14:23

77 - g73 Jetpack Thrusters.mp4

07:20

78 - g74 Designing the Enemy.mp4

11:36

79 - g75 Wave Patterns.mp4

04:29

80 - g76 Spawn Enemies.mp4

09:02

13 - 08 Endless Mode

81 - g81 Setting up Endless Mode.mp4

11:16

82 - g82 Highscores.mp4

14:06

83 - g83 Refactoring the Spawn Logic.mp4

05:57

84 - g84 Increasing the Difficulty.mp4

07:59

85 - g85 Bouncer Difficulty.mp4

08:05

86 - g86 Crawler Difficulty.mp4

08:35

87 - g87 Turrets Difficulty.mp4

03:09

88 - g88 Targets Difficulty.mp4

04:28

89 - g89 Jetpack Difficulty.mp4

04:45

14 - 09 Menu and Level Design

90 - g91 Building the Menu Scene.mp4

21:08

91 - g92 Level Selection.mp4

09:35

92 - g93 Level Picker.mp4

10:36

93 - g94 Losing the Game.mp4

02:48

94 - g95 Level Parameters.mp4

11:11

95 - g96 Setting Difficulties.mp4

13:40

96 - g97 Setting Endless Mode.mp4

06:42

15 - Introduction to Blender

97 - Introduction to Blender 3D.mp4

24:39

16 - 10 Background Art

98 - k11 Floors.mp4

05:34

99 - k12 Walls.mp4

08:34

17 - 11 Game Assets

100 - k21 Bouncing Enemy.mp4

04:35

101 - k22 Rolling Enemy.mp4

05:21

102 - k23 Double Rolling Enemies.mp4

04:58

103 - k24 Crawler Enemy.mp4

07:39

104 - k25 Turret Enemy 1.mp4

12:21

105 - k26 Turret Enemy 2.mp4

04:20

106 - k27 Player Ninja Character.mp4

19:00

107 - k28 Enemy Ninja Character.mp4

03:52

108 - k29 Ninja Stars.mp4

13:38

109 - k210 Flying Enemy.mp4

06:39

110 - k211 Jet Pack.mp4

11:29

18 - 12 Finalizing the Art

111 - k31 Assets Toon Shading.mp4

07:22

112 - k32 Background.mp4

01:00

19 - 13 Integrating the Art

113 - g101 Starting to Integrate Art.mp4

05:02

114 - g102 Integrating Jumper Art.mp4

17:59

115 - g103 Integrating Roller Art.mp4

04:13

116 - g104 Integrating Roller Art Continued.mp4

02:22

117 - g105 Integrating the Crawler.mp4

05:18

118 - g106 Integrating the Turret Model.mp4

06:57

119 - g107 Aiming the New Turret.mp4

05:43

120 - g108 Integrating the Target Enemies.mp4

07:14

121 - g109 Integrating the Flying Enemy Art.mp4

01:49

122 - g1010 New Player Art.mp4

07:17

123 - g1011 Integrating the Dojo.mp4

03:35

124 - g1012 Adjusting the Interface.mp4

03:26

125 - g1013 Challenge Time.mp4

01:51

20 - Source Code and Assets

126 - Source Code and Assets.html

Description

Learn to build a Ninja game for mobile in Unity®. Create the game's art from scratch in Blender.

What You'll Learn?

Build a Ninja Survival game for mobile in Unity®.
Code in C#.
Use Blender and navigate its interface.
Integrate art from Blender into Unity®.
Build video game levels.
UV map and unwrap your models.
Create your own materials.
Learn the basics of animation.

Who is this for?

Anyone who wants to learn Unity® or Blender.

Anyone who wants to learn game development.

This course assumes you know a little about Unity® and Blender.

What You Need to Know?

To follow along with these tutorials, you will need the following programs: Blender (for 3D modeling and texturing) and Unity® (for game set-up and coding).

Unity® and Blender are free to download. Please download and install Unity® and Blender before purchasing this course.

This course was recorded on a Mac computer, but you can use Unity® and Blender on a PC.

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Description

In this course, you learn how to build a NinjaÂ game for mobile using UnityÂ® and Blender. This course is unique because we make both the code and the art for the game from scratch.Â We teach you the fundamentals of designing, coding, and modeling a mobileÂ game.
First you design the gameÂ and its functionality in UnityÂ®.Â You learn how to code in C# and build video game levels.Â Don't worry if you've never coded before. WeÂ start simpleÂ and add more to the game as the course goes on.
Why UnityÂ®?
UnityÂ® is one of the most popular platforms in game development. You can use UnityÂ® to build 2D and 3D games. UnityÂ® is cross-platform, which means it is easy to use with other platforms.
Then you createÂ the art for the game in Blender. You build all the art assets for the game.Â You learn how to integrate your art from Blender into UnityÂ®.Â
Why Blender?
Blender, like UnityÂ®, is a popular production suite that is free to download. Blender is a revolutionary tool for making 3D art digitally. With Blender, you can make art assets for games, like we do in this course.Â
Is this course for me?
Even if you're not an artist, you can makeÂ basic art models.Â You may have heard of Axiom Verge and Stardew Valley. These games areÂ million-dollar successes. But did you know that only one person made each?Â
Usually it takes a whole team of people to build a game. But creators Thomas Happ and Eric Barone developed and designed their games by themselves. Now they're millionaires. You can do it,Â too.
Let's get started!
Who this course is for:
Anyone who wants to learn UnityÂ® or Blender.
Anyone who wants to learn game development.
This course assumes you know a little about UnityÂ® and Blender.

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John Bura is has been a successful Udemy instructor since 2011. John Bura has been programming games since 1997 and teaching since 2002. John is the owner of the game development studio Mammoth Interactive. This company produces XBOX 360, iPhone, iPad, android, HTML 5, ad-games and more. Mammoth Interactive recently sold a game to Nickelodeon! John has been contracted by many different companies to provide game design, audio, programming, level design and project management. To this day John has 40 commercial games that he has contributed to. Several of the games he has produced have risen to the top 10 in the Apple's app store. In his spare time John likes to play ultimate Frisbee, cycle and work out.

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Mammoth Interactive is a leading online course provider in everything from learning to code to becoming a YouTube star. Mammoth Interactive courses have been featured on Harvard’s edX, Business Insider and more.Over 11 years, Mammoth Interactive has built a global student community with 1.1 million courses sold. Mammoth Interactive has released over 250 courses and 2,500 hours of video content.Founder and CEO John Bura has been programming since 1997 and teaching since 2002. John has created top-selling applications for iOS, Xbox and more. John also runs SaaS company Devonian Apps, building efficiency-minded software for technology workers like you."I absolutely love this course. This is such a comprehensive course that was well worth the money I spent and a lot more. Will definitely be looking at more Mammoth Interactive courses when I finish this." – Student Matt W."Very good at explaining the basics then building to more complex features." – Student Kevin L.Try a course today.

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