1.  How one person made The First Tree

2. The Asset Store: Pros and Cons

3.  Choosing a Framework

4. Modifying Art Assets and Making Them Yours, Part 1

5. Modifying Art Assets and Making Them Yours, Part 2

6.  Branding and Design Crash Course

7.  Sound Design and Music

8. Hiring Help

9.  How did I stay motivated to finish The First Tree?

10. Cut Your Game Idea in Half

This Learn Project is a case study focusing on a top grossing Made With Unity game developed in its entirety by a single person; David Wehle's The First Tree. 

Game Dev Unlocked Case Study: The First Tree

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Modifying Art Assets and Making Them Yours, Part 2

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There are countless websites filled to the brim with free or cheap assets you can use for your game. In this lesson, I go over four tips on modifying them quickly so you can finish a game, and I go over how the industry-standard external tools can actually be a hindrance.

Article - "Rapid Level Creation On A Budget With Google Warehouse And Unity - No Artist Required" by Jamie Fristrom

Blender.org - Free, open-source 3D modeling software

Mixamo animation library (Adobe subscription required)

Games

ProBuilder

Graphics & Visual Effects

Lighting & Visual Fidelity

David Wehle

Unity Essentials

Programming

Art & Animation

Audio

Systems Design

Professional Skills

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5. Modifying Art Assets and Making Them Yours, Part 2

1. Modifying Art Assets and Making Them Yours, Part 2

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