Learn to Program & Model Procedural Cities in Unity/Blender (Udemy.com)

절차적 도시 생성 꼭 알고 싶었는데 이번기회에 알수 있어서 너무 좋았습니다. 요즘 도시를 배경으로한 오픈월드 게임이 많아서 저도 너무 만들고 싶었는데! 하나하나 구체적으로 어떤식으로 만들어나가는지 알수 있어서 너무 좋습니다! 퍼리 노이즈와 보르조이 알고리즘! 이거 엄청 유용하네요! 강추! 배추! 개추! 아이갓츄!

Penny's stuff is always fun. It is informative, but beyond instruction, I always enjoy her explorative style of teaching. It's a break stuff, try it out, find the limits kind of atmosphere, for me, anyway, and I always end up having a dozen thoughts per video.

The course has some solid sections and clear explanations of key concepts but has several areas for improvement. To make it stronger: - Some C# examples use error-prone anti-patterns and suboptimal data structures that hurt performance. Switching to modern, idiomatic Unity/C# practices would greatly improve reliability and speed. - Coding style could be more readable, consistent and less error prone formatting. (naming, avoiding magic numbers, etc.). - Perlin noise is over-used; showing a wider range of noise types and techniques would be more valuable. - Frequent “Challenges” interrupt the flow and feel like they extend runtime more than deepen understanding. Removing them would keep momentum. - A number of topics are spread across multiple short videos when they could be combined into one tighter, more focused lesson. Consolidating related content would make the course feel more streamlined and reduce the total watch time without losing depth. With cleaner code, more variety in techniques, and better pacing, this would easily be a top-tier course but right now falls short of being premium content. Still learned some info —thank you!

this was a good course to get started in procedural city generation. Penny used some interesting techniques like raycasting that I would not have thought of to solve some of the placement problems. I've already been able to apply some of the things I've learned in this course to other procedurally generated applications.

Initially I wasn't sure if I would get much out of the Blender portion, as I've been using it for 20+ years; but the presenter has a very detailed understanding of the subject and I in fact have learned a few new tricks. I definitely recommend.

The Blender Section part is really hard to catch up with and I need to slow it down to 0.5 play speed to understand the instructor's mean, I can see that the instructor is very experienced but just need a little patient to make it a blender beginner friendly.

Excellent cours qui couvre les aspects principaux de la génération procédurale. La partie Design sur Blender est ardue à suivre à cause des innombrables raccourcis claviers de Blender, que maitrise trop bien Mike, et beaucoup moi-même. ;-) J'ai apprécié la progressivité de la partie Unity présentée par Penny, qui permet de bien appréhender les tenants et aboutissants de la génération. La route est encore longue pour moi, pour pouvoir adapter les différentes techniques à mon projet mais les bases sont (bien) posées.

This genuinely feels like 3 courses in one: Blender Basics, Blender procedural, and Unity procedural. Excellent course.

Very good course and full of useful tips to learn about PCG, tips not only useful to city generation but that can be easily adapted to other uses.

Among my favorite courses on Udemy. Practical approaches to procedural generation in both Blender and Unity. Lays the groundwork for a SimCity like game (automated layout). I like Penny and Mike's real world troubleshooting. Penny's C# focused Unity courses are unique and a fun way to explore niche techniques. I used Maya instead of Blender for the sections on 3d object creation. MASH and Bifrost map pretty well to Blender's functionality. I liked Mike's progression through various methods of building creation. However, the course helped me realize how convoluted 3D software Visual Programming (Geometric nodes in Blender, Bifrost in Maya) can be in contrast to python. Python scripted procedural buildings would be an interesting last addition to the methods Mike shows, especially given that the Unity section of the course is C# heavy.