Learn how to make your first game in Unity3D in this step by step tutorial.

We’ll build a Unity game that you can deploy to the web using webgl and share with your friends and family today.

We’ll cover sprites, rigidbodies, collisions, physics, c# coding, builds, movement, and a ton of other stuff while we build a fun game that you can extend and customize.

If you’re ready to start a game development career or just get going with a new hobby, this unity tutorial will take you there.

Download the Art: https://unity3d.college/dragon-art/

See how my buddy dealt with a 10,000 line method in a AAA MMORPG. We’ll dive into the details, how the technical debt stacks up to give you insane methods like this, and most importantly, how to avoid technical debt when building your own games in Unity or Unreal (this instance was all in a custom in-house engine, but still applies to just about any general game development).

Create a Unity3D AI system using the State Pattern and State Machines. We’ll build an FSM (finite state machine) in c#, make it generic, reusable, and able to drive our AI bots.

State machines and AI are extremely important in game dev, so we’ll start with a simple switch based AI system then build it into a solid c# FSM that we can extend and build upon.

And if you’d like to follow along, all the c# source code for this unity tutorial is available below.

Download the code for this Unity3D tutorial here: https://unity3dcollege.blob.core.windows.net/patreon/DroneProject.zip

I build big game systems all the time and have a step by step system I follow to get it done.

We’ll cover some #unitytips and the process to make video games that have helped me a ton in my game dev career.

*most of this stuff applies across engines, for unity3d, unreal, or any other game dev where you have bigger projects.

Learn some of the biggest mistakes I’ve made along my path as a Unity3D developer, and see a couple ways to work around them so you don’t fall into the same pits 🙂 And along the way, I’ll show you a couple useful unity tips as well!

In this episode I was able to talk with Charles Amat from Infallible Code about Unit Testing our Unity3D projects. We talk about what Unit Testing is, how to get started, TDD, integration tests, and a whole lot of other interesting stuff.

If you’re considering testing your games (which you should), this podcast should get you started on the right path.

Learn the top 10 parts of the Unity3D Editor that every developer should know about in just a few minutes. I’ll show all the parts of the Unity game engine that I wish I’d known about when I started. I’ll show stuff that’s great in unity for beginners along with more advanced features in unity 2018.

In this episode I was able to interview Dave Green, an expert Unity developer who’s started multiple successful game startups. We discuss the process of getting a game job, how to get contracts, setting up a game development studio and company, and a whole ton of other stuff.

If you’re looking for a game development job, Dave has great advice on how to apply, how to prepare, what to expect in your interviews.

We also talk in depth about contracting, and the process of getting your first contract, when to start a company of your own, and how to do that.

But we start by talking about his Virtual Reality electric chair (that really shocks you and kinda terrified myself).

Learn how to use OnValidate to create hotbars that automatically bind to keys as you create them. I just had to add these to an MMO and wanted to share the power of OnValidate when creating things like this in Unity (software). In this c# Unity Tutorial, we’ll create the bars, add the validate, and hook up clicks.

Learn how to use Prefab Variants in Unity’s new Prefab Workflow! In this video I’ll show you how to take advantage of variants to create a variety of weapons. We’ll vary the visual effects, the ammo, and more and set things up like we would in a real game.