…Components in Unity are very valuable pieces…for adding in game play and interactivity.…A component is, as the name suggests, part of something.…And you're actually already using them.…We'll put a component, like we did on the first podium, on the second and third.…Selecting that podium object.…And choosing either from the top menu Component>Physics>Box…Collider, or down on the bottom, picking the last podium, scrolling…down and choosing Add Component>Physics>Box Collider.…
What we're doing here is adding on a…component that dictates some element of game play.…In this case, instead of using a mesh collider, because we don't really…need to collide with every face of…this, we're adding the simplest collider possible.…A box collider.…Defining the overall volume as something we cannot pass through.…And this is easier for the game engine to think about as we're playing.…The idea of a component then, is it's a piece of an…object or attached to an object that is part of the game play.…Components are attached to game objects and we need to think of them in that way.…
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3/10/2014- Designing the game
- Creating and transforming objects
- Importing and configuring models and textures
- Setting properties in the Inspector
- Creating the terrain geometry
- Building materials and adding shaders
- Creating GameObjects
- Exploring physics
- Animating objects
- Lighting the scene
- Creating 2D game elements
- Adding special effects
Skill Level Beginner
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1. Introduction
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Welcome38s
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Using the exercise files1m 24s
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2. Navigating the Interface
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Designing the game4m 39s
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Setting the project4m 9s
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3. Working with Imported Assets
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Organizing the Assets window2m 55s
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4. Creating the Game Environment
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Publishing project settings5m 32s
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Adding sky and fog8m 17s
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5. Creating Terrain
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Forming the topography9m 53s
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Painting trees and forests10m 55s
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Painting detail meshes8m 45s
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Adjusting terrain settings7m 34s
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6. Materials and Shaders
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Handling multiple materials7m 13s
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Manipulating textures5m 20s
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Creating lit materials6m 18s
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7. Working with GameObjects and Components
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Creating GameObjects5m 2s
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Understanding components6m 15s
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Using colliders for barriers6m 22s
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Exploring physics8m 22s
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8. Keyframing Animation
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Animating an object6m 32s
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9. Animating Skinned Meshes and Controlling Characters in Mecanim
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Importing skinned meshes4m 51s
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10. Lighting the Scene
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Customizing ambient light2m 59s
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Adding spot and point lights4m 25s
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Using point lights for fill4m 30s
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11. Introducing Unity Scripting
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Using correct script syntax6m 33s
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12. Creating 2D Game Elements
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Setting up a 2D project3m 13s
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Importing sprites2m 30s
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Creating 2D colliders3m 12s
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Adding 2D physics2m 25s
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Animating 2D elements3m 29s
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13. Adding Image Effects
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Adding depth of field8m 40s
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Applying motion blur5m 46s
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Tuning color for mood6m 2s
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14. Adding Special Effects and Audio
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Exploring water effects7m 35s
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Working with wind zones2m 8s
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Using an audio source4m 3s
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Creating a sound zone5m 58s
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Triggering audio3m 37s
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Adding audio effects3m 13s
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Creating particle systems2m 25s
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Adjusting particle systems9m 14s
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15. Building the Game
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Setting up occlusion culling5m 52s
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Building the executable5m 36s
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16. Conclusion
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Next steps49s
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