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Wilmer Lin Courses
Unity Tech Art: Realistic Lighting For Game Development
4.5 (1,152 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 10.9h- 2022
$13.99
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Make a Match-Three Puzzle Game in Unity
4.8 (1,013 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 16.2h
- 2021
$11.99
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Make an Assassins GO Board Game in Unity
4.8 (471 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 11.4h
- 2020
$99.99
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Most Recent Review
The instructor explains very well on the concepts. I'm amazed by how many lighting techniques need to apply in a project. Although several provided projects (e.g. Section 3 and beyond) are not compatible with the newer version of Unity, with some fixing (or start a new project and work around), should be able to catch up the course. The last two sections are a bit harder, but those two sections are worth while. It's recommend to have 3D modeling, CG programing, and trigonometry knowledge in the last two sections.
- Review by Luke Liu on Unity Tech Art: Realistic Lighting For Game Development
Instructor Bio
Wilmer Lin is a 3D and visual effects artist with over fifteen years of industry experience in film and television. He has trained tens of thousands students over the course of a decade.
Now an independent game developer and educator, Wilmer helps aspiring gamedevs learn technical art and the craft of programming, using Unity3D, Maya and Photoshop.
