Title: Udemy – Build and model a Super MARLO runner clone in Unity3D
Info:
Do you want to design and build your own 3D game? Even if you have never coded before, with this course you can learn the foundations of making a 3D game. In these tutorials, we will build a SUPER MARLO RUN game in Unity3D ? from scratch.
This course does not assume any prior knowledge and is perfect for beginners. In fact, we begin with an introduction to Unity for those who have never used it before. This course is unique because you will learn how to make your own 3D art, models, and textures in Blender. We will show you how to integrate the art into Unity.
We take you through all the steps to designing a game from start to finish. This course covers topics including:
Movement
Blocks
Speed blocks and enemies
Power-ups and finish lines
Background and interface
Fine-tuning
Level design
By the end of this course, you will have a functioning runner game that you can build on to add your own project ideas! Ready to begin?
What are the requirements?
To follow along with these tutorials, you will need the following programs: Blender (for 3D modeling), Photoshop or a free program like Gimp (for 2D art/texturing), and Unity (for coding).
The tutorials were recorded on a Mac, but Blender, Photoshop, and Unity can be used with a PC.
Please download and install Unity3D and Blender before purchasing this course.
What am I going to get from this course?
Code in Unity
Know the foundations of 3D model-making in Blender
Unwrap UV’s and perform simple texturing of 3D art assets
Build a simple game that is easy to expand on
What is the target audience?
Even if you have never coded before, you can use these lessons to get a headstart in the game-making realm! This course is targeted towards beginners to immediate.
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