Nicholas Lever
Creating 3D games is fun. In this course you will learn quickly to create a stunning game. The author has won many awards for his 3D browser based games and he will take you through all the skills you need to create games of your own using the amazing THREE.js library.
THREE.js makes creating WebGL games much easier. You will not need to worry about how to write complex shaders. Instead the shaders will load from the assets you create in Blender.
You’ll learn
To setup your development environment .
How to export 3D assets from Blender, including animation.
Where to source great 3D assets that you can use in your own games.
The basics of setting up a THREE.js camera, scene and renderer.
Adding a pre–loader.
Using the FBXLoader class.
To master the art of blending animations.
Use a custom onscreen JoyStick class you can easily add to your own games so that desktop and mobile users get the same experience.
How to smoothly switch camera angles.
How to use simplified geometry to lock your character to the environment.
How to add cut–scenes.
How to add Sound to your games that responds to the current camera location.
It is exciting and fun and in around 2 hours you will have acquired the skills to create your own games.
Instructor Details
Courses : 6
Specification: Create a 3D RPG Game With THREE.js
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 2.5 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Bryan Juanacio –
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Victor Gridnevsky –
This course was helpful. I tried to play with Three.JS before it, but with this course I saw how to organize my code better, found out about Mixamo and FBX format, as well as some other things. It might have contained more questions for people who are only starting with Three.js, but I really like the idea of existing exercises: code is actually checked and I was able to see mistakes I made. Thanks.
Ai Ito –
good
Christopher Brannan –
So far, so good.
Hasan Ozyavru –
Very clean explanation. Just at the beginning. I will see if I manage to use it for my simple 3d games after fully watching
Sergio Monge Bautista –
S , aunque no me funciona para Internet Explorer por temas como el Class. De momento continuo con Chrome aunque en el futuro necesito que me funcione con todos los navegadores
Dimitris Imeros –
I am expecting the following course
Karim Jamaleldine –
It’s awesome! I love the code structure.
ec–ccs –
Perfect. In fairness, this is for people who ALREADY have knowledge > no coding along, just code EXPLANATION. However, for us that save A LOOOOOOOOOOOOT of time.
Vasil Pavlov –
The content is easy to follow. But it is kind of short and shallow. Also adding the css in the js and building the dom elements with js code, is not good practice, but on the other hand is simpler to follow. Using arrow functions can simplify the js code a bit, and is a good practice, that should be shown.
Christopher Montalbo –
You really need to re record the voice overs for these lectures because I have my volume CRANKED and I can barely hear a word you’re saying. Other than that it’s a helpful course.
Janat thiengsurin –
A little bit too hard for absolute beginner. Almost cannot catch up with web browser setting.