Week 5 | Session 1 - Move and Orbit the Player - April 20, 2020

Week 5 | Session 2 - Enemies Follow the Player - April 21, 2020

Week 5 | Session 3 - Powerup and Countdown - April 22, 2020

Week 5 | Session 4 - For-Loops for Waves - April 23, 2020

Week 5 | Session 5 - Basic Gameplay - April 24, 2020

This week, you will program an arcade-style Sumo battle with the objective of knocking increasingly difficult waves of enemies off of a floating island, using power ups to help defeat them. In creating this prototype, you will learn how to implement new gameplay mechanics into your projects, which are new rules or systems that make the game more interesting to play. On one hand, you will learn to program a powerup, which give the player a temporary advantage. On the other hand, you will learn to program increasingly difficult enemy waves, which make survival more challenging for the player. A good balance of powerups and increasing difficulty make for a much more interesting gameplay experience.  

Week 5: Gameplay Mechanics | Apr 20 - 24

Week 1 | Session 1 - Welcome to the Course - Mar 23, 2020

Week 1 | Session 2 - Platformer Microgame - Mar 24, 2020

Week 1 | Session 3 - Karting Microgame - Mar 25, 2020

Week 1 | Session 4 - Karting Microgame Part 2 - Mar 26, 2020

Week 1 | Session 5 - Karting Microgame Part 3 - Mar 27, 2020

Week 2 | Session 1 - Set up your Project - Mar 30, 2020

Week 2 | Session 2 - Make the Vehicle Move - Mar 31, 2020

Week 2 | Session 3 - Make the Camera Follow - Apr 1, 2020

Week 2 | Session 4 - Player Control - Apr 2, 2020

Week 2 | Session 5 - Project Design Doc - Apr 3, 2020

Week 3 | Session 1 - Move Player within Boundaries - April 6, 2020

Week 3 | Session 2 - Launch a Projectile Prefab - April 7, 2020

Week 3 | Session 3 - Random Animal Selection - April 8, 2020

Week 3 | Session 4 - Spawn Animals at Intervals - April 9, 2020

Week 3 | Session 5 - New Project with Primitives - April 10, 2020

Week 4 | Session 1 - Set Up Basic Gameplay - April 13, 2020

Week 4 | Session 2 - Control the Background - April 14, 2020

Week 4 | Session 3 - Animate the Character - April 15, 2020

Week 4 | Session 4 - Add Particles and Sound - April 16, 2020

Week 4 | Session 5 - Player Control - April 17, 2020

Week 6 | Session 1 - Click the Flying Objects - April 27, 2020

Week 6 | Session 2 - Keeping Score - April 28, 2020

Week 6 | Session 3 - Game Over - April 29, 2020

Week 6 | Session 4 - Title Screen - April 30, 2020

Week 6 | Session 5 - Swap Out Your Assets - May 1, 2020

Week 7 | Session 1 - Optimization and QA - May 4, 2020

Week 7 | Session 2 - Research and Troubleshooting - May 5, 2020

Week 7 | Session 3 - Topic Top Picks - May 6, 2020

Week 7 | Session 4 - Ask us Anything! - May 7, 2020

Week 7 | Session 5 - Personal Project Playathon - May 8, 2020

In this first week of live learning sessions, you will get up and running with Unity. First we'll make sure you have everything installed and working correctly, but then we'll jump into creating and modding your own micro-games. 

Week 1: Getting Started | Mar 23 - Mar 27

This week, you will program a car moving side-to-side on a floating road, trying to avoid (or hit) obstacles in the way. In addition to becoming more familiar with the Unity editor and workflow, you will learn how to create new C# scripts and do some simple programming. By the end of the Unit, you will be able to call basic functions, then declare and tweak new variables to modify the results of those functions. 

Week 2: Player Control | Mar 30 - Apr 3

This week, you will program a top-down game with the objective of throwing food to hungry animals - who are stampeding towards you - before they can run past you. In order to do this, you will become much more familiar with some of the most important programming and Unity concepts, including if-then statements, random value generation, arrays, collision detection, prefabs, and instantiation. In completing this week's sessions, you will learn how to program a basic game with the ability to launch projectiles and maneuver the player to keep the game alive. 

Week 3: Basic Gameplay | Apr 6 - Apr 10

During this week, you will program a fast-paced endless side-scrolling runner game where the player needs to time jumps over oncoming obstacles to avoid crashing. In creating this prototype, you will learn how to add music and sound effects, completely transforming the experience of your projects. You will also learn how to create dynamic endless repeating backgrounds, which are critical for any side-scrolling games. Finally, you will learn to incorporate particle effects like splatters and explosions, which make your games so much more satisfying to play.  

Week 4: Sound & Effects | Apr 13 - Apr 17

This week, you will program a game to test the player’s reflexes, where the goal is to click and destroy objects randomly tossed in the air before they can fall off the screen. In creating this prototype, you will learn how to implement a User Interface - or UI - into your projects. You will add a title screen with a difficulty select menu that will control how challenging the gameplay is, you will add a score display that will track how many points the player has earned, and you will add a Game Over screen, which will allow the player to restart and try again. In learning these skills, you will be able to create a fully “playable” experience that the user can enjoy from start to finish without having to restart the application to try it again. 

Week 6: User Interface | Apr 27 - May 1

In this final week, you will prepare to continue developing your Unity and C# skills independently, including learning how to complete your personal project and how to prepare for the Unity Certified User: Programming exam, which you can take through your school program.

Week 7: Next Steps | May 4 - May 8

This version of Create with Code Live was held March - May 2020. Please check in March 2021 for more information on the next iteration. 

Create with Code Live - Spring 2020

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Overview

Before you Begin

Recorded Live Session - 24th April - 9am PST

Recorded Live Session - 24th April - 5pm PST

Next Steps

Share your Project

Deer's Fate v0.3

Mihir

Primitives Prime

AEKGAMES

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Creado con codigo

Juan Rafael Hernandez

Controlling a hot air baloon and added day-night cycle with different enemies for the time of day.

Hot Fast Baloon

Juan Diaz

FoFor my running game, so far i've addedth physicsthat are programmed to run, get knocked over, and get back uup after being knoc

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Added player interaction physics

Caruy Chen

My game project- enemy control added

abdelrahman amr

The player moves in any direction, the enemies spawn, and has differents speed random... The player move freely on the scene and can fire bullets to the enemies. I have a problem with the trayectory of the bullets...

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Prototype

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anabelle smith

CWC_Morn_Part5_Reduced.mp4

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In this live lab session, you will work with all of your non-player objects in order to bring your project to life with its basic gameplay. You will give your projectiles, pickups, or enemies their basic movement and collision detection, make them into prefabs, and have them spawned randomly by a spawn manager. By the end of this lab, you should have a glimpse into the core functionality of your game. 

CwCL-PM-FencetasiicGoat-W5.zip

CwCL-AM-FeedThePeople-W5.zip

CwCLive-W5_S4-complete.zip

This is the same content covered in Lab 4 in the independent Create with Code Course. 

Non-player objects are spawned at appropriate locations in the scene with basic movement. When objects collide with each other, they react as intended, by either bouncing or being destroyed.  

More comfortably handle object collisions

More comfortably spawn object prefabs on timed intervals

To participate in this session and follow along, you need:

If this is your first Create with Code live learning session, you can catch up by:

Following along with the recordings of our previous live learning sessions

Completing the same lessons in the independent Create with Code Course

*Note - it is not necessary for you to catch up, but it is recommended for an ideal learning experience.

If you missed this session, you can catch up with the video below. 

If you were not able to finish the session along with the instructors, you can catch up by:

Re-watching this recorded session when it is posted in Step 3 above at 3am PT (10am UCT) the morning after this session's date

Picking up where you left off in Lab 4 of the independent Create with Code Course

Continue working on your personal project and share it below 

If you want to go ahead and preview what we'll be covering in the next session, you can give it a try in Lesson 5.1 of the independent Create with Code Course.

We would love to see what you've come up with in your project! Please take a screenshot of views of your project or do a screen-recording walking us through it, then post it here to share your creation. 

Week 5 | Session 5 - Basic Gameplay - April 24, 2020

1. Overview

2. Before you Begin

3. Recorded Live Session - 24th April - 9am PST

4. Recorded Live Session - 24th April - 5pm PST

5. Next Steps

6. Share your Project

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