The Unity Workshop

In the next 40 minutes you will learn just enough to create your own small game in Unity 2018. For free.
What you’ll learn

After this course the student will be able to understand how to navigate the Unity app and control gameobjects via scripthttps://www.udemy.com/the-unity-workshop/s.
Navigate in Unity
Create basic GameObjects and position them in the scene
Manipulate and move gameobjects via scripts
Apply materials and physics materials to gameobjects
Create your own prefabs and create instances of them
Use player input to manipulate gameobjects
Create a very small example game where you move a cube around and destroy other poor cubes

Requirements

Basic C# knowledge
A computer which can run Unity

Description
Learn the very basic of Unity and become ready to learn more intermediate Unity skills.

Navigate in Unity
Create basic GameObjects and position them in the scene
Create and attach scripts to gameobjects
Manipulate and move gameobjects via scripts

And more!
Take this short less than an hour course and get ahead in quickly learning Unity!
Who this course is for:

Absolute beginners to Unity who want to know how to navigate around Unity and do some basic tasks

Course Link : https://www.udemy.com/the-unity-workshop/

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