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Unity Programming Intro Course
Udemy
2 recommenders · 2 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2017–2020 · score 1.8
A Udemy video course by Ben Tristem that introduces programming and game development in Unity, covering topics such as animation, prefabs, colliders, scenes, raycasts, and transforms.
Commenters call it excellent and say it covers the tips and tricks of the trade, and one enjoyed it enough to recommend Udemy's Unity intro courses.
Web & Mobile Developmentbeginnerpaidvideo lectures#unity#game development#c##tristem#prefabs#raycast
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I am coding a VR game in Unity as a side project.
Day job is Java HFT FinTech, so I wanted a short bridging course.
There are many blogs about it, but if you really want to learn fast yet thoroughly I would recommend an online video course.
I recently did Ben Tristem's Unity Course - https://www.udemy.com/unitycourse/ which is excellent and shows you all the tips and tricks of the trade. Wishlist the course and often there are massive discounts
Some non-obvious things:
- Animation - Prefabs - AudioSources - Colliders - Scenes and Scene Management - localPosition - Quaternion.EurlerAngles - Raycast - finding named objects in the scene - relation between GameObjects and Transforms
There are some decent ones. Plus Coursera courses can be endless and dry. Udemy has a more... eeh free market model where the best stuff rises to the top and you have more competition. Even the quality of the video/áudio on coursera is occasionally very bad.
Having used both I think they’re just different. Udemy has very neat short courses while Coursera is really long and for some purposes, overly long and detailed.
Decent courses - I did a pretty great drawing course and Unity programming intro courses on Udemy that I really really enjoyed.