Enhance your game development skills by learning to build a 3D action RPG. Focusing on the popular Unity engine, you’ll explore third-person action gameplay complete with animations, environment setup, enemies that chase the player, attack mechanics, and more. Not only will you learn crucial skills for working with many of Unity’s popular tools, but also master techniques and systems that can be further expanded for your own action-oriented game projects. Create third-person, orbital cameras. Set up player & enemy movement animations. Control enemy navigation with a NavMesh. Implement an environment with natural obstacles. Improve aesthetics with post-processing effects .Script attack mechanics with appropriate UI.
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In this 2-hour course you’ll learn the basics of HTML, CSS and responsive web design. Throughout the course, you’ll be building a professional looking company website, designed for both desktop computer and mobile phones.
This is a complete re-make of our hugely popular course created in 2013 and taken by over 40,000 students Learn to Code in HTML and CSS (also known as “Programming for Entrepreneurs – HTML and CSS”).
Why is learning HTML so important?
Learning HTML and CSS are good first steps on the road to become a software developer. A rewarding and high demand profession in the innovation economy.
If you are not interested in becoming a professional coder, this course will make you more effective when working and communicating with developers.
It’s fun! There are few things more rewarding than being able to create my own websites, mobile apps and games.
What you will learn in this course:
How to create a stunning, responsive company website
Understanding the role of HTML and CSS in web development
HTML tags to make sleek static web pages with links and images
Creating forms, the most popular way to capture user input on the web
HTML lists
Display your data with tables
Selecting and modifying elements with CSS
Arrange your content with the CSS Box Model
Typography and Google Fonts to make professional websites
Responsive web design principles to create a responsive page
Course author
Software developer and founder of ZENVA. Since 2012, Pablo has been teaching online how to create games, apps and websites to over 150,000 students, and has created content for companies such as Amazon and Intel.
Member of the Intel Innovator Program in the Asia Pacific Region, and regular speaker at the HTML5 Developer Conference, Pablo has run live programming and game development workshops in San Francisco, Brisbane and Bangalore.
Pablo holds a Master in Information Technology (Management) degree from the University of Queensland (Australia) and a Master of Science in Engineering degree from the Catholic University of Chile.
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Hello world, and thanks for joining me. My name is Mohit Deshpande and in this course we'll be learning all about data analysis so were going to do some really neat things with some very, very real world data. We're gonna learn how we can plot our data, we're gonna learn how we can clean our data, and we're gonna learn how to do a little bit of machine learning. We're gonna learn how to do linear regression on top of our dataset to learn a line of best fit. So, we're gonna be covering all of these topics. So, like I mentioned, we're gonna learn how to take very real data, this is flight data, taken from domestic flights in the United States, in the year, across the year 2017, this is the data that I collected and it's a very real dataset we're gonna be working with. We're gonna learn how to do kinds of data cleaning, so how do we handle dealing with the appropriate data types or columns, how do we deal with missing or null values.
We'll get a little bit into how we do kinds of plotting, how we do line plots, and how we do histograms of our data so we can get a better feel for what our data actually look like. I'll be giving you a very brief introduction to statistics. We'll cover what statistics is, a little bit about mean and standard deviation, and then we'll get into inferential statistics and linear regression. I'll show you how we can compute the line of best fit using linear regression as well as how we can determine how good is that line of best fit. We've been making courses since 2012 and we're super excited to have you on board.
All my courses are a fantastic way to learn new skills, and I take a lot of online courses myself. Zenva courses consist mainly of video lessons that you can watch and re-watch as many times as you want, at your own pace. We also have downloadable source code and project files including everything that we build during the lessons. It's highly recommended that you code along. In my experience that's the best way to learn a new topic, is to get your feet wet, get your hands dirty with the code. And lastly we've seen the students who get the most out of these online courses are those that stick with it and make some kind of weekly plan. Depending of course on your own availability and learning style. So Zenva, over the past six years or so, has taught all different kinds of topics on programming and game development to over 300 thousand students over a hundred courses. The skills that are learned in these courses are completely transferable to other domains. In fact some of the students have used the skills they've learned to advance their own careers, to make a startup, or to publish
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In this video I'll show you how to create user accounts in your Meteor apps so that we can have login and signup.
Create impressive web applications with real-time capabilities using Meteor.js, a full-stack JavaScript framework designed to drastically simplify development time and complexity. No server-side or database programming experience is required, but you do need to have basic to intermediate JavaScript skills.
If you come from a different background such as PHP and MySQL, this course will get you up and running with current web trends such as the connected client approach, reactive user interfaces, real-time apps and No-SQL databases.
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Music by Joshua Morse
Learn to Code and Create YOUR OWN Games
Welcome to the Game Development Mini-Degree, the worlds most effective way to go from zero to creating your own games with Unity.
Get life-long access to a massive collection of online courses covering 2D, 3D, mobile, Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality, C# programming and game artwork creation.
No prior programming experience is required to enroll. We’ll teach you C# from the ground-up while you build your very first game.
Besides coding you will also learn to create your own game artwork (2D and 3D) using only free tools: Blender, MagicaVoxel, Gimp and Inkscape.
Our tutorial blogs:
GameDev Academy: https://gamedevacademy.org
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De Idea A App: https://deideaaapp.org
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Discover how to run Phaser Games as Native Apps and publish them to iOS and Android with PhoneGap and Cordova. Ensure that your games work across all ever-evolving browsers and increase the reach of your HTML5 games and applications with this comprehensive course.
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- GameDev Academy: https://gamedevacademy.org
- Python Machine Learning: https://pythonmachinelearning.pro
- HTML5 Hive: https://html5hive.org
- Android Kennel: https://androidkennel.org
- Swift Ludus: https://swiftludus.org
- De Idea A App: https://deideaaapp.org
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TRANSCRIPT
Before we can jump into the code, there are a few setup tasks we have to do in order to run our game. The first thing we have to do is, we need to have a local web server running on our machine. The reason for this is that it has to do with browser security. So we can create an index HTML page and we can view it in our browser by using the file local path to view that file. However, once it comes time to load in external assets using the file path, the browser will block this for security reasons. So in order to not be hindered by the browser security, we need to be able to host our assets over HTTP and that's where our web server will come in. So there are many options available to you. Some are OS specific, other ones can be tied to the browser you're currently using. So on the Phaser 3 site you'll see some examples like you can use WAMP or XAMPP, Mongoose. You can use MAMP if you're on Mac OS. You can also use things like grunt, Python, http-server for node.js you can do php built-in web server. So, for this course we will be going another route and we'll be using a Chrome browser extension and I'll be showing how we can set that up to serve our web server. You are welcome to use another one, however that is out of scope for this course. So to get the chrome extension if you go ahead and do a search for web server for chrome, you should see it as the first result. So it is a very simple chrome extension where you just point it to a local folder where you want to host files and then it will spin up your server for you. So to use it we just need to click the Add to Chrome button. Click Add App and then you'll see on your chrome apps you'll have a new app added. So to use the chrome extension, you just go ahead and click on the app, a new window will open. So you just need to click on Choose Folder to where you should serve your files from and then what will happen is any assets in that folder will start being, will be made available and if you click this link here, you'll see a list of the current assets in that directory. So currently this directory is empty, so that's why it's showing this. So the second tool you're going to need is an Editor. So there are many Editors out there, each with their pros and cons, just to list a few of them, there is Sublime Text, Atom, VS Code, Brackets, WebStorm. You could use Notepad, Notepad++. So for this course I'm going to show you. So for this course I will be using VS Code and you're welcome to also use VS Code, however if you have a personal preference, you are welcome to use any code editor that you would like to use. So to get VS Code, if you come down here, you click on this link, and you shou
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In this lesson, you'll learn to include your CSS code in a different file so that you don't have everything mixed up in one file like we do now. The way to include CSS in external files is to first of all create a new file for CSS. So I'm gonna go to File, New File, save this file and I'm gonna call it style.css. Next, I'm gonna grab the CSS code that we had, cut it and get rid of the style tags and I'm gonna put that code in here. The last part as you probably imagine needs to include this file somehow so let's go and include this new file. We'll use the same link tag which is used to include external files, in particular cases like the CSS or the favicon, but the rel in this case is gonna be stylesheet. That's just what you type on the attribute. And href will indicate the location of the file. In this case, the location of the file is on the same folder as the rest of my page. So if we now refresh the page, you'll see that our CSS is back because we're including it in an external file. Normally, it's recommended to put CSS in an external file so that you can work separately in different files and the project is just more manageable. Also if more than one person is working on the project, it's easier to work on different files in this manner. I'm gonna also show you another way of including CSS which is not recommended and this is to include CSS as an attribute. So you can add a style attribute here and add CSS rules to it. For example, you can have color green. So in this case, we don't do a selection because we are already selecting by basically placing our style attribute. So if we do that, see how this changed to green. But this is not recommended because you do wanna have separation between the content and the presentation of the content. The best way to achieve that is by putting it in an external file.
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TRANSCRIPT
Enhance your game project’s levels by diving into the expansive topic of level design. Studying professionally published video games, you’ll learn new techniques for creating engaging and intuitive levels that subtly guide the player through the game, enhance the storytelling, and cater to specific needs of a genre. You’ll get to explore both a variety of ways in which levels can be created with a robust workflow, and develop concrete skills to make purposeful, battle-tested design choices to provide players with fun game experiences.
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- Unity: https://gamedevacademy.org
- Phaser: https://phasertutorials.com
- Godot: https://godottutorials.pro
- Machine Learning: https://pythonmachinelearning.pro
- Web Dev: https://html5hive.org
- Android: https://androidkennel.org
- Swift: https://swiftludus.org
- VR: https://vrgamedevelopment.pro
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