Week 5-8 - Office Hours: Aug 12 - Sept 2 [Optional]

During these four weeks, you will continue work independently to complete Unit 4 and Unit 5 from Create with Code and also continue working on your personal project as you go. In Unit 4, you will learn the fundamentals of Gameplay Mechanics and in Unit 5, you will learn all about implementing a User Interface (UI).

Every Wednesday during these 4 weeks, we will meet to help you debug your submitted projects during the live troubleshooting sessions.

Click on the links below to access the course content, but come back to this page to join in on our live sessions!

Essential content - Unit 4

• 4.1 - Watch Where You’re Going
• 4.2 - Follow the Player
• 4.3 - PowerUp and CountDown
• 4.4 - For-Loops For Waves

Optional content - Unit 4

• Challenge 4 - Soccer Scripting
• Unit 4 Quiz

Essential content - Unit 5

• 5.1 - Click Mouse
• 5.2 - Keeping Score
• 5.3 - Game Over
• 5.4 - What's the Difficulty?

Optional content - Unit 5

• Challenge 5 - Whack-a-food
• Unit 5 Quiz

Recorded Live Session - 12th August - 9am PST

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

Want help with your broken project during the live session?

• Export your unity package:
  1. In the Project window, right-click on the "Assets" folder and click Export Package
  2. In the "Exporting package" window that pops up, click Export
  3. Save your package as "[Your-First-Name] - Prototype #" (e.g. "Aaron - Prototype 2")
• Send us your unity package
  1. Go to share.unity.com/u/createwithcode
  2. Verify your email address
  3. Upload your .unitypackage and write a detailed message describing the problem you are having with your project

Recorded Live Session - 19th August - 9am PST

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

Want help with your broken project during the live session?

• Export your unity package:
  1. In the Project window, right-click on the "Assets" folder and click Export Package
  2. In the "Exporting package" window that pops up, click Export
  3. Save your package as "[Your-First-Name] - Prototype #" (e.g. "Aaron - Prototype 2")
• Send us your unity package
  1. Go to share.unity.com/u/createwithcode
  2. Verify your email address
  3. Upload your .unitypackage and write a detailed message describing the problem you are having with your project

Recorded Live Session - 26th August - 9am PST

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

Want help with your broken project during the live session?

• Export your unity package:
  1. In the Project window, right-click on the "Assets" folder and click Export Package
  2. In the "Exporting package" window that pops up, click Export
  3. Save your package as "[Your-First-Name] - Prototype #" (e.g. "Aaron - Prototype 2")
• Send us your unity package
  1. Go to share.unity.com/u/createwithcode
  2. Verify your email address
  3. Upload your .unitypackage and write a detailed message describing the problem you are having with your project

Recorded Live Session - 2nd September - 9am PST

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

Want help with your broken project during the live session?

• Export your unity package:
  1. In the Project window, right-click on the "Assets" folder and click Export Package
  2. In the "Exporting package" window that pops up, click Export
  3. Save your package as "[Your-First-Name] - Prototype #" (e.g. "Aaron - Prototype 2")
• Send us your unity package
  1. Go to share.unity.com/u/createwithcode
  2. Verify your email address
  3. Upload your .unitypackage and write a detailed message describing the problem you are having with your project

If you've completed the Unit 4 and Unit 5 prototypes, take a screenshot or screen-recording and post it here to share what you made! To upload your project online as a WebGL build so others can play it, you can:

1. Follow the instructions to build your project for WebGL
2. Go to Unity Connect and click the Post Project button in the top-right corner
3. Follow the instructions to upload your WebGL project
4. Share a link in your submission description below so other people know where to find it

Please also share any "behind-the-scenes" info about how you made your project!