Intro to Airplane Physics in Unity 3D - 2017 & 2018 (Udemy.com)

Learn how to build your very own Custom Airplane Physics with Unity & C#

( 208 Reviews )

Created by: Indie - Pixel

Produced in 2021

What you will learn

You will be able to create your own Airplane Physics for your own Flying Games in Unity 3D
You will have the confidence to work with Rigidbodies in Unity
You will understand the Basics of Weight and Force to produce belivable Aircraft Physics
You will understand how to put together a Modular set of scripts to make your Aircraft easy to manage in Unity
You will learn how to take advantage of C# inheritance to create Re-Usable code
You will Learn how to set up the UI for an Airplane and how to make them functional

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Overall Score : 92 / 100

Course Description

Have you ever wanted to build your own Airplane Physics using the Rigidbody component in Unity 3D? Do you want to know more about setting up modular code to make your workflows faster and more re-usable? If so, this course is for you! Throughout the contents of this course you will learn how to create a fully functional Airplane Physics model.
In the course you will learn to build the full physics flight model, how to animate the propeller, how to setup inputs, how to build a dynamic airplane camera, how to animate all the control surfaces of the plane, and more!

By the end of this course you will have your very own Flight Physics System that you can use for your own flying games.

By Purchasing the Course you get the Following:

The Complete Airplane Physics Code
Two Airplane Models, the Indie-Pixel Plane and the F4U Corsair
Complete UI kit to create the Instrument UI for the Airplane

Who this course is for:

Anyone interested in creating their own Aircraft physics for games.
Someone who is looking to take their Unity skills up a notch and begin to utilize modular code and setups.
A Beginner Unity user who wants to learn more about how to create vehicles, specfically aircraft, with Unity's Rigidbodies.
A unity user who would like to learn how to create more advanced UI for vehicles

Time: 20.5h

Instructor Details

Indie - Pixel

4.6 Rating
208 Reviews

I began this whole journey through art. When in high school I developed a

very strong interest in drawing and 2D animation. From there I began
to get enveloped into the work of 3D. After Graduating High school I
attended the Art Institute of Seattle. There I gained my AA degree in
Computer animation. I interned at Surreal Software, then moved onto
working on the very first version of Xbox at Microsoft. I worked on NFL
fever 2000, NHL Rivals 2002, and Inside Drive. From there I have worked
at Activision, again at Microsoft, my own companies Creative TD and
Ozone Interactive, and am now exploring Interactive Arts experiences at Indie Pixel. There have been many things
along the way but my love is in 3D, real-time arts, shaders, procedural
content creation, math, modeling, texturing, and helping others through
teaching.

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4.6

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By Kevin Conheeney on 11/15/2020

Excellent Instructor - great explanation of concept and coding. Highly recommend this course. Wanted a flight simulator with physics - which I can add to - so perfect. Would like to know more about the process of modelling the plane in Blender with control surfaces and then setting up in Unity with animated surfaces. I am new to unity - have looked at rigging and animation of clips but you appear not to have used either - using separate geo components instead. How does Unity use these to animate?? Creating generic 3d vehicle in Blender, importing and then animating in Unity would be a good intro lesson or separate intro course. Any advice? I want to animate a bird, rather like a plane with its own individual control surfaces. Once again many thanks - thoroughly enjoyed your course!!

By Wagner D'Albuquerque Viana on 10/21/2020

A very interesting point of the course is to learn how to organize your project, with this you can understand each idea of each script. And if one day you need to review the codes to use in other projects, or even create another project based on this one, you can easily do it.
In addition, of course, the instructor is very good, his diction is very good, and this is very important, because English is not my native language.
Um ponto bem interessante do curso aprender a organizar seu projeto, com isso voc consegue entender cada ideia de cada script. E se um dia precisar rever os cdigos para utilizar em outros projetos, ou mesmo criar outro projeto com base neste voc consegue facilmente.
Alm disso, claro, o instrutor muito bom, sua dico muito boa, e isso muito importante, porque o ingls no minha lngua nativa.

By David Ellis on 9/25/2020

Clear explanations, lots of interesting stuff about unity itself with bonus Editor scripts. Great course if you're looking for a tutorial on how to hook up inputs to make vehicles move.

By Rodrigo Martins Rocha on 9/23/2020

Really well structured course and covers more than I initially expected.

By Chris Owen on 9/21/2020

Excellent tutorials for learning all sorts of Unity goodness! It was absolutely perfect for helping me grasp key concepts in a fun way. Kenny is my hero... such a great instructor.

By Sourav Mhatre on 8/23/2020

amazing course it is sir ..waiting for more such courses from you.

By Chris Burns on 7/25/2020

Kenny's explanation of things and the logic in how they are set up allowed me to finally get a grasp on coding. By the end of the course, I was writing my own code from scratch!

By Miguel ngel Cuesta on 7/24/2020

AWESOME!

By Norizham on 7/1/2020

So far so good. Easy to follow.

By Miguel Perez on 6/24/2020

Yes i love this guy

By Michael Simpson on 6/18/2020

Excellent class, methods are pure and regardless of unity version the code is clean enough to work no issues.

By Markelov Sergey on 6/18/2020

Well, I'm new in C# and I'm not native English speaker, but I've understand everything in this course, so it's definitely worth it's money. Thanks for your work man!:)