Unity 2017 Game Development Essentials - Third Edition
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| Rating | : | 4.65 (607 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01K6VVBW8 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 420 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-02-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Tommaso Lintrami has been designing and programming games right from the age of 9. He has been working with Unity 3D for over 6 years now and delivers training in Unity. He has worked on a number of games and platforms.
About the AuthorTommaso Lintrami has been designing and programming games right from the age of 9. He has been working with Unity 3D for over 6 years now and delivers training in Unity. He has worked on a number of games and platforms.
This book is a complete exercise in game development covering environments, physics, sound, particles, and much more, to get you up and working with Unity quickly.In this informal guide, you will get to grips with the basics of game development, starting off with using C# for scripting. You'll induce artificial intelligence into the enemies and develop a mechanism to bomb them. He has been working with Unity 3D for over 8 years now and delivers training in Unity. Unity is the most popular game engine amongst the Indie developers. Next, you'll see how to build the game in 3D, making use of Unity's new 3D animation system. Key FeaturesKick-start your game development and build ready-to-play 2D and 3D games with easeUnderstand the key concepts in game design including scripting, physics, instantiation, particle effects, and moreBuild games that run on desktop, mobile, and the webBook DescriptionOne of the most popular game engines the world has ever seen, Unity recently came out with a major update, bringing with it a whole new experience of game development. You'll work on animating your player and getting it to move in the 2D environment. Unity facilitates agile game creation, allowing continuous releases and quick prototyping, once you got the gist of how it works. He has worked on a number of games and platforms.. You'll get the hang of Un