Author
Kelley Hecker
Released
7/23/2014- Installing SDKs and setting up developer accounts
- Accessing mobile data
- Creating a sprite atlas
- Reading console input on iOS and Android
- Checking the size of your assets
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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- [Voiceover] Hi, I'm Kelley Hecker, and welcome to Creating Mobile Games with Unity. In this course, I'll be teaching you how to optimize your games for mobile devices. We'll start by setting up our development environment so we can build to an iOS or Android device. You'll then see how to access the mobile device's unique inputs, like touches, and the Accelerometer. Next, I'll show you how to design a user interface that works with the many different resolutions found in mobile devices. We'll learn how to debug a game while it's running on a device, and finally look at ways you can optimize your game to get the best performance on mobile.
Let's get started creating mobile games with Unity.
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Introduction
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Welcome41s
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1. Building to a Mobile Device
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2. Accessing Mobile Inputs
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Accessing touches4m 36s
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Responding to tap events3m 53s
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Implementing a pan gesture2m 24s
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Responding to pan events2m 17s
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Accessing the accelerometer4m 23s
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3. Creating User Interfaces (UIs) for Multiple Resolutions
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Creating your sprite atlas2m 26s
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Setting up your UI3m 12s
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Using anchors6m 14s
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4. Debugging
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Printing debug logs1m 31s
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5. Optimizing Performance
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Considerations on mobile2m 18s
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Profiling in Unity1m 59s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 27s
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