Unity & Blender Masterclass: Make a 3D Zenda Game! (Udemy.com)

very informative thus far

Nice and detailed course as an practical introduction to Unity's workflow. Trying to learn some basic knowledges about objects, materials and scripting in Unity.

This course is a great way to get introduced to coding and bringing the game together from a full SLDC stance. The instructors are responsive, and the Q&A sections are extremely helpful. 100% worth the time invested to learn through this course.

Overall, it is a great course, esp the unity portions. The blender part is a bit difficult to follow, especially with what appears to be a lot of changes in direction. Key strokes go by way too fast as well in blender.

I learned so much from taking this course about Blendr and Unity and making games in general. Thanks for such an awesome course!

TLDR: After finishing the entire course, I consider this to be worthy of the money and the time I spent on it.I am not going to say this course is perfect, because it is not. I am going to say, that applying the concepts that I learned here, made me go and change the architecture and the structure of the game I am building right now.As a result, the gameplay became smoother and the fps climbed from 70-80 to 120-125. I consider this impressive.Pros:- The instructors have a good accent and are easy to understand.- The lectures are going in decent depth for a beginner.- The lectures were short and easy to follow if you are on a heavy schedule.- The instructors have a very professional approach, answering questions, adding lectures and fixing mistakes that appeared.Cons:- Some topics were completely left out.- If you are intermediate level or higher (and I am NOT higher), some lectures where kind of boring. (I found myself finishing what the instructor was explaining and answering mails before he had even started at some points).Notes:- There are no design lectures here. And, to be fair, the instructor himself tells you to go out there and make a few games. If you want to learn design principles, you should look somewhere else.- If you want to, some day, produce an open world game, this course is an absolute must have. It will teach you everything you need to know in order to be able to understand what the hell your team is doing.

It was time well spent. Gave me a real appreciation for what goes into creating models. instructors were knowledgeable, spoke clearly and had a pleasant tone. The pace was good/

'Till now the course is enjoyable, clear and easy to follow.Even if I'm an experienced programmer (not a game one) I've followed the c# section and I've found it easy enough to put a novice on the good track.Obviously a novice should integrate a little more study from different sources to learn programming foundation and c# but the teacher give good tips to make things work.He cover the key points of Unity so you can understand how it works while building a game prototype.It is not a complete guide to "master unity" but, for me, it surely is THE starting point that make you able to approach more advanced courses.I'm satisfied. Buy it.-------------- UPDATE --------------Ok, finished!! I confirm my first opinion.If you want to play a game you have to know the basic rules, then you can master it. That's meaning I give to this course.Maybe not all the lessons are funny, but they are necessary to give you an idea of the various topics.I've learned the basics of Blender, I can make a model, put a texture and simple material on it and import it to Unity.I know how to rig a character model and apply a basic animation.Control the main character and apply nice AI to the enemy.Create a game menu, game levels and put a nice 3d person camera.It's a good starting point to move on more advanced stuff.If you are a novice, as I said: "buy it".

Interesting course with room for expansion. The Blender/art section felt redundant. Once all the important steps have been gone through once (modeling, painting, importing...) it is really unecessary to go through it again and again, when that time could've been spent fleshing out the actual game. Which is a very bare bones example (I would love to see an add on like 'here's how to make level 2 - with upgrades to the sword/bow, increasing health and all those little things that give a game progression').Overall though it's a good intro to creating a complete game from scratch.

Instructors are good about explaining everything thoroughly throughout the Unity Sections, although without some prior experience in blender, I feel it would have been difficult to follow along with the modeling aspects of the course. Luckily if you run into any issues here and just can't make a model you're happy with, they've included the final models already for import.

The programming portion is very well explained. The instructor provides very good examples on how C# programming is performed on objects. I'm enjoying the Blender portion of the course. The development of a character in Blender is explained very well and I've learned many new techniques for UV Mapping the character.

Bravo tout d'abord pour ce cours qui dans l'ensemble est intressant , je n'avais jamais programm avant ce cours ni jamais utilis de logiciel de modlisation,la partie sur Unity est trs bien explique de manire pdagogique et un rythme permettant aux dbutants de suivre , il mrite 5/5, en revanche la partie sur Blender est moins dtaille et nous permet de suivre quelqu'un qui travaille sur Blender en commentant tout ce qu'il fait plutt qu'un vrai cours ,c'est moins expliqu et cela avance parfois trop vite mon got ( ou peut tre suis-je tellement nul en dessin qu'il me faut plus de temps).En tout cas bravo pour l'ensemble qui mrite d'tre suivi pour toute personne voulant se lancer dans la cration de jeu en amateur tout en produisant quelque chose d'assez sympa !*English*I was a really beginner before this course and it was my first time for unity and blender, the first part for the learning of Unity is well explicated, not too fast , with many examples, it was great ; but the other part for Blender is not as well explicated , we feel like watching someone commenting everything during his work, and not really as a teacher, nevertheless the job looks good and even if it's sometimes too fast ( u really should repeat some user controls sometimes ...)the result is nice and permits us to create something cool without being a real professional game designer.Thank you guys for this course, it is exciting and entertaining.P.S: sorry for my basic English ...