Unity and MicroBit, Make a game, add electronics!

Unity and MicroBit, Make a game, add electronics!, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.65, with 36 lectures, based on 15 reviews, and has 116 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn how to connect Micro Bit to Unity and create games. This course is ideal for individuals who are People who want to create action games. or Students who want to control games with accelometer It is particularly useful for People who want to create action games. or Students who want to control games with accelometer.

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Summary

Title: Unity and MicroBit, Make a game, add electronics!

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.65

Number of Lectures: 36

Number of Published Lectures: 36

Number of Curriculum Items: 36

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 36

Original Price: 34.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn how to connect Micro Bit to Unity and create games.

Who Should Attend

People who want to create action games.

Students who want to control games with accelometer

Target Audiences

People who want to create action games.

Students who want to control games with accelometer

Course will teach how to connect Micro Bit to Unity and control your own created games with it! We will provide all the necessary scripts for the connection and all the fun part will be left for you. We will be making two interesting games from scratch. All the necessary skills of Unity will be provided for you to make your own games.

There are different versions of micro:bit. We use the ones where compass and accelerometer are in separate chips. You can see the labels on the back side pointing to either a single or double parts.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Unity

Lecture 1: Introduction to the course. Showing game examples

Lecture 2: Creating a simple scene in Unity

Lecture 3: Trying out components

Lecture 4: Moving an object via script

Lecture 5: Scripting. Using physics to move an object

Chapter 2: Setting up Micro Bit

Lecture 1: Programming Micro Bit

Lecture 2: Connecting Micro Bit with Unit

Lecture 3: Moving objects via Micro Bit

Chapter 3: Creating a ball game

Lecture 1: Programming the controls

Lecture 2: Creating a game map

Lecture 3: Materials and Textures

Lecture 4: Creating and programming game obstacles

Chapter 4: Upgrading ball game

Lecture 1: Reseting the level

Lecture 2: Organizing files

Lecture 3: Creating a level ending object

Lecture 4: Creating multiple levels

Lecture 5: Programming the camera

Chapter 5: Creating a plane game

Lecture 1: Introduction to the game

Lecture 2: Creating the level

Lecture 3: Making a plane game object

Lecture 4: Programming the plane to fly forward

Lecture 5: Controlling the plane with Micro Bit

Lecture 6: Making the camera follow the plane

Chapter 6: Upgrading the plane game

Lecture 1: Creating logic for crashing

Lecture 2: Programming boost

Lecture 3: Modeling a new custom plane model in Blender

Lecture 4: Importing Blender model into Unity

Chapter 7: Upgrading the plane game

Lecture 1: Transfering plane functionallity to a new object

Lecture 2: Creating custom interactive game objects

Lecture 3: Creating a trigger object

Lecture 4: Creating UI

Lecture 5: Programming the UI

Chapter 8: Finishing the plane game

Lecture 1: Making a game object with different function

Lecture 2: Adjusting the level

Lecture 3: Delaying the level reset

Chapter 9: Final Summary

Lecture 1: Summary of the course

Instructors

Robotics school Robotikos mokykla
Robotics: programming, mechanics, electronics

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5 stars: 6 votes

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