Unity System Programming Pt. 2 - Core Systems All-in-One Package for Implementing Commercial Games

(Current) Game Programmer at AAA Game Studio U in Canada

- Participated in PC/Console AAA Action Adventure game project

(Former) Server Programmer at Domestic Game Company N

- Participated in Unreal MMORPG game project

(Former) Client Programmer at Domestic Game Company N

- Participated in Unreal MMORPG game project

(Former) Client Programmer at Domestic Game Company N

- Participated in Unity casual/mid-core game projects

(Former) Software Engineer at Major Korean Conglomerate S Group

- Participated in IT system projects for S Group affiliates

Hello. I'm BurningCarrot, a game developer.

After quitting a large corporation with the desire to become a game developer,

I have worked at domestic game companies and am currently working at an overseas game studio.

As someone currently working in the industry, what is used in the field

I want to share as much practical know-how and techniques as possible with you.

📩 Inquiry : burningcarrotstudio@gmail.com

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💻 Practice Environment

• Operating System and Version (OS): Windows (Sections 1-10), MacOS (Sections 11-12)

• Used Programs: Unity 2022.3.17f1 (higher versions are acceptable), Visual Studio 2022

• PC/MacBook Specifications: Recommended specifications capable of running the programs used

📚 Learning Materials

• Self-produced art resources

• Self-made Prefab

• C# source code needed for game implementation

• Game data file

🚨 Reference Information

• Understanding of object-oriented programming and basic proficiency in C# and Unity Engine are required.

• This course does not cover the implementation of specific game genre gameplay. In other words, this is not a lecture that deals with the implementation of specific games themselves, such as RPGs, platformers, puzzles, etc.

• Instead, when covering in-game system implementation in the lectures, I proceed with the lessons based on a simple game I created arbitrarily (

  Of course, the code for that game is not provided).

• This course does not cover the process of creating UI prefab elements one by one. We provide already completed prefabs.

• Costs for registering developer accounts are incurred to publish games on Google Play Store and Apple App Store.

• Google Play Store is a one-time fee of $25, while Apple App Store is 129,000 won annually.

• Building and registering apps for the Apple App Store requires macOS, so a Mac computer is necessary.

• Those who have taken Pt.1 can start implementing Pt.2 right away with the integrated lecture materials from Pt.1 already installed.

Q. Won't the course content be too difficult for someone who is just starting with Unity?

If you're just getting started with Unity, the course content might be challenging. However, even if you don't understand 100% at first, this is a course where you can learn a lot by taking your time and studying repeatedly.

Q. Does the course include content covering online and server topics?

This course does not cover servers. Login authentication, user data DB storage, and user play log functionality will be implemented by integrating Firebase services without a separate server.

Q. Do you provide the resources and source code used in the lectures?

We provide both art resources and source code. For every lecture, we provide the resources and source code used in the lecture as learning materials.

Q. Can the learning materials provided in the course be used for personal purposes?

Yes. All provided resources and source code can be freely used in personal projects.