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Unity Essentials In-Editor Pathway - Learn Game Development for Beginners

Pathway completion bonus:

+600 XP

Designed for anyone new to Unity, this in-Editor learning journey is your first step toward creating confidently in the Unity Editor and bringing your visions to life. In this learning Pathway, you’ll design different rooms of a house, learning the essentials of one key skillset as you complete each room.

Unity Essentials is the perfect place to start for beginners to Unity. No previous experience is necessary.

• Implement appropriate lighting in a scene in a manner that will simulate the real-world behavior of light

• Configure ambient (diffuse environmental) lighting in order to convey mood or enhance realism

• Develop 3D audio for a scene

• Improve simple code using the features of an IDE

• Create and configure interactive UI components such as buttons, toggles, and sliders, in order to implement simple UI functionality

• Decide on a user interface approach for a project

• Employ the Sprite Editor to slice sprite sheets

• Configure a basic build of a project

• Decide which Camera setup to use, given a project’s requirements

• Configure a Unity camera for a scene

• Synthesize your new camera skills in response to project requirements

• Employ essential features of the Unity Editor

• Navigate in 3D space in the Scene view

• Create and Manage Scenes

• Navigate in 2D space in the Scene view

• Transform GameObjects

• Identify the default elements in a new Scene

• Create GameObjects

• Work with components and Scripts

• Control the appearance of GameObjects

• Employ basic physics for GameObjects

• Create a GameObject component with a script

• Work with GameObject components

• Manage GameObjects with prefabs

• Control the execution of code with common logic structures

• Compose scripts that utilize various APIs

• Implement appropriate data types

• Write code that integrates into an existing system

• Cultivate a code style that is efficient and easy to read

• Prototype new concepts

• Work with projects in the Unity Hub

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