Build a Tower Defence Game with Unity 6 and Blender (Udemy.com)

Very understareble and usability speack also no water but no overkill knolege - recomended and thanks autor!

I learned a lot from this course and it was fun to watch

Awesome Instruction from the Professor of Game Development herself. Penny has a wonderful engaging and enthusiastic style. Penny takes you on the journey with her as she explains the fundamentals leaving you to then use your own imagination and go to the next stage. Great course with lots of quality tips and worth every dollar ten times over. Just going through Blender lectures - Michael is also excellent, very easy to understand and lectures good to review for more tricky areas.

It helps me explore coding and how everything works very well because I am new to coding.

This is an excellent combination of the mechanics of an intermediately complicated game in Unity (ai, hit detection and animation, drag and drop interface) along with modeling and importing procedurally shaded assets from Blender. This follows a similar pattern as with Penny's MineCraft-like creation, as well as her Procedural Cities course she also did with Mike. I look forward to their combination courses: Penny on the C#/unity side and Mike on the Blender side. Penny's C# coding is utilitarian, but breaks some best practice - lots of public variables, inconsistent style, no source control; however it works and is streamlined to make sense. Mike's blender tutorials are chock full of useful techniques of modeling, node use and organization, short cuts. He frequently breaks something, and then proceeds to fix it in unique ways I only partially grasp. The procedural texturing with nodes is interesting, but I felt this would be better with less complex and cleaner networks for teaching. The baking process covered at the end was good to learn, but painful and if there are no automated Blender baking processes, I'll stick to substance for that part. Overall, however, this is an excellent course and I highly recommend it. I really enjoy Penny and Mike's approach and I look forward to their next course.

As a web developer trying to learn game dev this course has proven to be one of the best(from the ones I have taken oc), it has your usual explanation of the basics, but without going too deep, it continues more into the unity dev parts which is what interest me the most since I already know how to program. Also there is always a backup from each class material so you don't have to worry about losing your progress, you can always download the file and get up to speed without having to start from zero ( it happened to me).

Penny is the best! I love her!!!!

Really enjoying this course. For me, the best part is the process of modeling, exporting into Unity and using that in the actual Unity part of the course. I feel like those steps are often overlooked and really setting off light bulbs for me LOL. The instruction is clear precise and very easy to follow. The content is separated out really well to go back later for reference as well as to create simple notes to make going back as quick as possible on how to do a specific task. Love it! I think by far the best Unity/Blender course on Udemy.

1. Unity 2021. It is few weeks before 2022 LTS and Navifgation is working differently in 2022 and up 2. Messy project 3. Using old Input system instead of new one.

Penny should click on new objects and show them in the inspector so that we can just copy her x/y/z coords and the size/scale of the objects, rather than have to figure out how to make it happen exactly the way her tutorial is set up