Become Unity certified and show employers you have the Unity skills they are looking for. Improve your chances of landing that dream job doing what you love most—making games. This course helps you study for the Fundamentals portion of the Unity Certified Associate: Game Developer exam. Using these lessons, you can validate your knowledge of game design and programming against a benchmark of proficiency and earn a professional credential to help

Instructor Alan Thorn covers the basics of scripting, demonstrating how to create a C# script in Visual Studio, print to the console, and create useful scripts that make 3D objects move and react. He also discusses making timed behaviors, generating path-finding data for helping nonplayer characters (NPCs) navigate environments intelligently, and using finite-state machines to help NPCs make decisions. Plus, learn how to create convincing

Unity boasts powerful animation features that can help you bring characters and objects to life. In this course, instructor Alan Thorn gets you acquainted with the game engine’s animation capabilities as he prepares you for the user animation and cinematics portion of the Unity Certified Associate: Game Developer exam.

Got a great idea for a 2D game? In this course, explore the fundamentals of user interfaces, animation, and level design in Unity as you learn how to create a 2D game of your own. The concepts covered in this course can also help you prepare to tackle the sections of the Unity Certified Associate: Game Developer exam that focus on user interfaces and 2D gaming.

This course helps you study for the lighting and materials portion of the Unity Certified Associate: Game Developer exam. Instructor Alan Thorn discusses the basics of creating materials, exploring the main render pipelines in Unity 2020, as well as how to work with both URP and HDRP materials.

Rhino is a powerful digital modeling tool for architects, engineers, and product designers. The surface modeling freedom Rhino allows can create complex designs that are not always the best for physical fabrication. To prepare a model for 3D printing, you need to create closed clean geometry. In this course, instructor Olivia Morgan covers good modeling techniques from start to finish, for 3D printing projects and other physical fabrication

Become Unity certified and show employers you have the skills they are looking for. Improve your chances of landing your dream job—making games, architectural visualizations, or films. This course helps you study for questions from the sections of the Unity Certified Associate: Game Developer exam that deal with audio and particle systems.

Consumer electronics are all around us, and new products are created every year. In this course, instructor Johno Ellison teaches the basics of designing these items in SOLIDWORKS. Through this project-based course, he shows you how to design a game controller using SOLIDWORKS features like lofts, fillets, mirroring, and shell.

With Modo, artists have a powerful 3D platform for modeling, rendering, texturing, and animating. This is the second of a two-part course. In the first course, instructor Richard Yot showed how to create a detailed shoe model. In this course, Richard uses the process of rendering a shoe to explain what makes Modo different from other 3D tools, as well as teach key workflows for modeling, lighting, and rendering beautiful 3D objects.

Whether it's removing camera shake or tracking a camera's movement, After Effects has you covered. You can apply a variety of techniques to smooth out the camera movement in a shot, using the After Effects Warp Stabilizer VFX effect, and track the camera to add objects into a scene realistically. Rich Harrington shows you how in this installment of After Effects Guru.