VR Development Fundamentals With Meta Quest 2 And Unity (Udemy.com)

Pros: -Teaches you the possibilities of VR Interaction and how implement them -Provides you with half built projects so you don't have to waste time programming anything that is not VR related Cons: -Could go more into detail by developing more games from different genres just like section 6 -Oculus Integration SDK they are using in the course seems to be outdated -Would be more helpful if they could update all sections of the course to use XR Interaction Toolkit since the Oculus Integration SDK seems to have a lot of bugs

In the beginning this course help me a lot, gives the necesary bases for understand how to develop VR Apps. But it has two problems, the first they could show not only to create an app "movile", will be cool to show more posibilities, and the second it's now 2025 this course can get a little of trouble for the new versions of Unity and The library Oculus Integration from the Unity Assets Store it's decaprated, will be necesary to update this course. I'll hope this course can be updated cause has a lot of potential.

Fantastic instructor! I find the presentations to be clear, patiently explained step by step, with well provided information, resources and materials. I'm really enjoying the course, because even though development takes work... I still end up with gratification of having working results after each lesson, which are kept updated. I've had courses that I followed exactly, but the expected results were failed, either due to out dated information or leaving out a key step, that effects the end results. So I highly recommend this instructors courses :)

Despite having several issues when it comes to using more updated versions of Unity or XR Interaction Toolkit, overall this is a great learning experience for anyone who is interested on introducing to VR Development. I would wish for a more broad, extensive and updated course made by the same teachers, as their lessons were very well explained and easy to understand. You will have some frustrating moments with the editor though, but none of the reasons really recall on the course itself or the instructors, but the constantly changing toolkits.

I’ve only watched two lectures and read a few pages of instructions. I don’t have enough information yet to have much of an opinion at this time. I do feel like the instructor is moving around the UI a bit faster than I am following and his accent is at time hard to understand but I am sure watching a few more I’ll get more comfortable with both these issues I have spent several more hours watching the course and I am pleased with what I am learning

Much of the course needs to be updated as several steps are no longer valid - the good part is that you need to troubleshoot which in turn teaches you unity. There are some issues with the some steps, but I turned to the questions for each lecture and found almost always an answer to get me back on track. Overall, due to the issues, it acts as your "homework" and you need to do some own troubleshooting and thinking which I think represents well the challenges which are common with developing any game, plus it makes you more critical of the overall structure of a project. I enjoyed the course overall, and would recommend it as it does provide you with a lot of practice in common VR development patterns. Good job Tevfik!

Excellent course! The Instructor goes over everything you need to know, and explains what he's doing and what the code is doing.

Accent too thick, some errors in the transcription, a fair amount of padding, no insight into the structure of UNITY and what "packages" are. So, a lack of definitions. EDIT: Potential purchasers should have a solid grounding in Unity before attempting this course: ENDEDIT Things should build on definitions rather than blindly following steps.

very slow intro if you know anything about unity whatsoever

very very good buy it quickly

The scope of the content is valuable and very complete. However, being a beginning Unity user I struggled to follow the videos in real time. During the first project, I completed each step as Tevfik explained them. So I needed to listen, stop the video, complete the step, then restart the video. Otherwise his speed and accent would have not made it possible for me to do all of the actions. So, the 5 hours of video took about 20 hours to fully complete. Again, that made for a good learning opportunity, but I do recommend the certificate be updated to show that 10 - 15 hours of work is invested to complete the course. I also suggest that a summary checklist or flow be provided as a takeaway to help people work through all of the steps needed to set up future projects. It is not feasible to remember all of the steps, nor to rewatch the video to debug. Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge!

Really great for beginners :)