Unity 3D 2017 - Build , program & publish Crossy Road game (Udemy.com)

Course has been very informative so far. But there have been a number of errors made that were corrected in the video, but they caused me to pause and spend a lot of time troubleshooting what I did wrong before I decided that they were error was yours and continued the video only to find you correct them a few moments later. I'd like to see the video edited to include something as simple as a text box overlay that says "oops, I will correct this in a moment"

I'm halfway through and its been great. Some of the exercises jump around as if they were edited incorrectly but with what I've learned, I was able to keep up or work through any issues. I'm actually using Bolt, a new visual scripting tool for unity, so following along has been a breeze. Even though I'm inexperienced, it did feel strange to plug most of the code into 1 script with tons of variables. Would have been nice to learn how to separate code and access functions from other script. Not a deal breaker but I've learned that a pretty important thing to learn, even for beginners to not get overwhelmed digging through 1 script with a ton of code. Again, I'm using a visual scripting tool but even that got a bit messy with everything in one flow graph. With all that said, great tutorial, easy to follow along and I can't wait for the advanced segment.

If you follow instructions you will encounter a problem in section 3 ( there are 9 sections in total ) no one will help you to fix it. It makes no sense to continue with the course without overcoming the problem in section 3. I tried to find a solution and I asked many questions. The instructor is ignoring me after saying he run out of ideas how to fix it.

Because there is not enough materials. Every additional unity should be downloaded from final project link. Description is very poor. Author does not speak about many important themes(For example how to make new strips not to look ugly, when they are created programmaticaly). Some steps are missing. For example you create 14 stips and after some time you already see 17 of them. So please give more attention to chronology. Last section was mind blowing. Really awesome. This is why i am giving this course 4 stars rating instead of 2.

This course is great for beginners (like me) to learn about game development using Unity 3D. I really appreciated that it covered everything from importing assets to app submission. The course helped me to create my first game “Yian’s Day Out”. Here's the link to my game. Apple Store : https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/yians-day-out/id1204719571?mt=8 Google Play Store : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ericlam.yiansdayout

This was a decent course for beginners. However for those of us that have been following this instructor a while, and are a little more advanced, it would be nice to see less of the shortcuts and more advanced stuff. For example, the tiling setup was too basic, the initial tiles should be system generated and there should be a least a mention of maybe pooling for the tiles and vehicles. Overall though, good beginner course and I definitely learned something.

I have learned too much with this course and i have created my very first game "Fast and Blocky". Before this course i have no experience about gaming and I know i am not a professional and i still need to learn too much. But with this course you can learn the basics of Unity and you can make simple games like me :) Here's the link to my game. Googleplay : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.icatstudios.fastandblocky Itunes : https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fast-and-blocky/id1165989435?ls=1&mt=8

This course is superb! The lessons are clear and easy to follow. The course gives an excellent example but also shows how to extend and improve on the example. I had no prior experience but was able to learn Unity programming. I completed an app building on crossy road and published it on the play store under the name "Traffic1". Instead of a chicken crossing you have to merge a car through traffic to the other side of the road. Thank you Yohann for your wonderful course.

I think that this course is very well done and very informative. Yahann is and excellent teacher and this course is actually really comprehensive. He takes you all the way into publishing it on two of the major platforms that I'm the most interested in. Yahann and Fahir from Awesome tuts have the best tutorials on Udemy. I highly recommend both teachers as I've never felt disappointed with the money that I've spent on any of their tutorials. Looking forward to more from Yohann

Unity 5 course, with the most current Unity updates too! This is so important to me. So many Unity courses here have been recorded and coded in Unity4, using outdated methods, the instructor has taken the time to use Unity5 and use the latest UI. I've picked up numerous courses on Udemy (they're just released in 2016 yet I find that they're working on Unity 4.x and not even the latest version of 4 either). I don't even understand why such classes are allowed - but in this case - student need not worry. Not particularly sure this class is for absolute beginners because there is quite a lot to get under your belt to feel comfortable with Unity, but if you follow the course carefully you should have a pretty enjoyable basic Crossy Road clone when you are done. The Crossy Road clone you will build is a one level, fairly basic version and with the experience the instructor provides and either picking up some basic assets or possibly following the Yohann's other course (I did not) you could probably add on and be spawning additional areas & characters & enemies in no time. There are numerous things mentioned by the instructor throughout the course which all come at the end in an advanced section - beginner advanced - I'm thrilled they were there because even though they're small add-ons, they really add to your game, make you smile that you've programmed them, shows how relativity easy these extras are but they really add to the game and make it much more interesting and complete. - Coins, I was excited to think I would learn how to create a Coin pick up system, though rather than increase the score I'd much rather see the coins be used for purchasing additional character skins. - Additional characters, I was excited to think that I would create a system where a player could earn additional, even though this has yet to be implemented into the course, Yohann has been following up with numerous extras, so again, I'm anxiously awaiting this reveal. How will the player earn new character skins or characters and how will the player actually change characters. I find this exciting because I can see Yohann laying the foundation for students to create other skins/characters and put them in their game. - River & logs assets are provided but are not implemented, not overly difficult after going thru the course, but still would be nice to have a way of finishing this one level and how to start a second (again, maybe choosing new character too). The road/grass spawning system implemented never truly overlays the road pieces correctly - there's always the dotted white road stripe (which is and feels misplaced & odd) I'd still like to see that revisited/refined. The A.I. in this game is very basic, yet Yohann gives ideas on ways to possibly expand - maybe making way for an additional enemy when creating the river/water level. More polish to this clone could make this a big selling course or at least pave the way for other games. With the additional advanced features added to the course I can easily see myself taking other Unity Game building courses taught by Yohann.