Arthur Wollocko
Welcome to the comprehensive Introduction to Unity course!
At the end of this course, you will have the knowledge and information to take any idea or inspiration you may have and implement it in a real, deployed, video game.
This course is targeted at both beginner and intermediate Unity users, guiding students all the way from the proper download and setup of the application, all the way through multiple game examples and capability overviews. You ll never be left alone your instructor will be working right along with you every step of the way.
For our more advanced users, the course has been highly modularized and labeled, to allow for skipping around.
For an overview of the topics covered and touched on in this course, please see the promotional video. Note: This topics list is not exhaustive, just meant to give you a feel for the breadth of knowledge you ll have access to at the end of the course. Some of the most important take–aways from this course will be those not listed in the topics, including best–practices, information on important developer resources and documentation, shortcuts to make you work like a pro, and stumbling through errors and bugs.
This course is taught by an avid gamer and technology enthusiast, so many of the game development challenges and solutions are contextualized and informed by the successes and failures of past video games. He is very involved in each of his courses, and always available for help or guidance.
Instructor Details
Courses : 1
Specification: Unity3D – A Basic and Intermediate Work-Along Course
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12 reviews for Unity3D – A Basic and Intermediate Work-Along Course
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 9 hours |
| Year | 2017 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$12.99
Ahmed Abuharthieh –
The instructor goes above and beyond to make sure that you understand all topics covered. Other resources are also given if you still cannot understand the instructor’s explanation. I definitely feel like the info I am learning is valuable.
Brian Lakzi –
Instructor effectively communicates information and works slowly with you to achieve goals. He also definitely is passionate about unity, and teaches in a modular way so I can apply the concepts in a different context.
Jacek W –
I love the amount of detail that the instructor has gone in to in the way of even the basic setup of the environment that the course is about. I highly recommend this course for all levels. Looking forward to the rest of the course!
Jeffrey Mara –
Having been frustrated with other Udemy courses on Unity, I can say that this course is the real deal. A very articulate walk through of all the important aspects of Unity and game development in general. These lessons allow anyone to go from zero to hero, and anyone that puts effort into this course can become a full fledged game developer by the end.
Kevino@ygardenworld.com –
It’s easy to understand. I took this class with no prior experience. Instructor is very good at explaining the material. Thanks Arthur.
Zachary Mayo –
I’m halfway through this course and I am still excited to learn what’s next! Unity is so expansive that it’s great to have an instructor that knows the material and can teach it well!
Danny Brian –
Course is more basic than I expected, which is fine, but the instructor should: a.) Speak louder and more confidently. He practically whispers through most of the session and it’s very difficult to listen to that for hours. Was someone sleeping in the same room the whole time? b.) Reduce phrases like extremely important and very, very important. When everything is important, nothing is, and I don’t expect you’d be explaining something if it was not important. Good course!
Brian Monroe –
Great pace, good information. Speaker volume is a bit low, so I need to use headphones, but otherwise it’s great.
Antonio Delgado –
Definitely in my top 10 courses and not just on Udemy. Very concise, on point, knowledgeable, and incredibly resonsive to question. Would love to see more content if not in this course then definite in another. Keep up the good work, Arthur!
John Goodwin –
The course covers all of the relevant materials and you will gain some proficiency with Unity. The instructors demeanor is good and his knowledge of the topic seems good. On the critical side, this is the first time an instructor has refereed me to another instruction source for an understanding of the material being taught. If only my history teacher had told me I should go learn history from Youtube as this person is given to doing in a few spots. I understand that in some areas he doesn’t want get into huge detail on a topic but perhaps Go watch this youtube video, they have a far better explanation of the topic might be a bit outside the bounds. In some area he is very focused on his message but in many areas he can go off on tangents, spending significant amounts of time playing with and RECHANGING material colors for his own gratification. He claims in the beginning he’s a programmer and doesn’t care much about the aesthetics but much later during the tank game plagiarizes for fussing over colors because he’s a Perfectionist. It drags things way out and makes the videos hard to sit through. I’m in section 10 now and again he’s fussing with colors and the perfect intersection between two objects unity mechanics. I’ve already build Roll A Ball and it works just fine with small gaps in the corners. In other areas he even admits he’s rushing things and flies through the lessons. This normally isn’t a problem but he’s naming objects in Unity and then using those names in case sensitive code in MonoDevelop which could cause significant troubleshooting issues for users new to programming. Luckily this was not the case for me. Overall knowledgeable and able to present the material.
George Machado –
The instructor is incredibly soft spoken and monotone makes it hard to stay engaged. He often repeats unnecessary information and it slows things done
Xavier hossen –
just started but he has a calm voice and explains in detail love it!