C# and Unity, Getting Started with Real Games (Author's Lecture)

C# and Unity, making games yourself
Have fun learning from the basics to the core!

👉 Course Features

❌ A huge amount of problem-solving examples that are too overwhelming to even begin with, and that you don't know where they're used.
❌ A situation where you can't create anything on your own even if you know the grammar

✅ All the core C# grammar you need to know when starting out
✅ Consistent structure that applies all content to one game
✅ Learn game development with Unity , the most popular game development tool

📕 Based on the book

▲ Direct lecture from the author!

"Learning C# Programming for Beginners - Have Fun Learning by Building Games with Unity"
This lecture is based on the table of contents and contents in the book 🙂

• The lectures include content that cannot be included in books and detailed know-how that cannot be included in books.
• The lectures are structured so that you can listen without the book. If you need condensed content and organized text, I recommend purchasing the book !

👉 Course Introduction

1. Only the essentials are organized systematically.

• I think the hardest part of learning programming on my own was getting started. I didn't know where to begin, what was important, and whether I really needed to know all these complex theories. I wondered if someone could distill the essentials down to a concise summary and explain the key points.

• I wrote this book from the perspective of someone starting out with that mindset. I put a lot of thought into creating a systematic structure and consistent content, so I'm confident I can dramatically reduce the time it takes to "get started on your own" ! 😃

• We've prepared a variety of examples, from tokens like Korean consonants and vowels to applications like delegates and generics. Just follow along.

2. Create 'one' game that contains all the theory from start to finish.

• Many people say that the fastest way to learn programming is to "make it yourself." However, since you can't start without knowing anything, you start by studying the grammar, but you quickly give up because of the vast amount of material.

• To address these challenges, this course is divided into two main parts . The first part explains the core grammar with examples, and the second part teaches you how to apply it to real games.

• Also, in this process, if you create multiple games, the theories will be scattered and you will not be able to create a complete game on your own, so you will create one game from beginning to end and go through the process of applying all the theories you have learned to it.

• Grammar that seemed difficult will become naturally familiar as you experience it being used in various functions, such as moving players and eliminating enemies. Now , don't "study" grammar; "experience" it!

▲ Let's build it from the ground up 😁

▲ Completed game demo

🔗 Project Unity Package Link

- This is a package file that can import the Unity project used in the lecture.

- After creating a new project, you can import the project by running the package file while the Unity editor is open😀

- Download link: https://shorturl.at/4KI52