Learn how to make your projects beautiful with the power of Pi!

• Make eye-catching portfolio pieces

• Get a foundation in C# scripting

• Learn Unity 3D basics

• Learn concepts which can be applied to other game engines / programming languages

This course will give you a solid foundation programming in C#; you don’t need any prior experience! But, if you’re a novice or even an experienced programmer who has yet to behold the beauty of programming with Pi, this course is still for you!

You’ll get a thorough understanding of Programming with PI so that you’ll be ready to apply some sine wave magic to your own projects, in Unity and beyond. The skills you learn in this course can be applied from 3Dobject manipulation (as depicted in the course) to 2DSprites and even animating UI elements!

No matter what field of programming you are interested in, this course will help you to make some visually appealing projects that will make fantastic portfolio pieces.

Course Logistics:

• Got a question?Ask away!Chances are, others will have similar questions, so I may record BONUSvideos in response.

• Finished?This course is considered complete. Bonus videos may still be added, but all core lectures have been posted.

• Support?Help is available to any and all students from the course creator; Attila "Gabriel"Branyiczky.

COMPLETECourse Content Breakdown:

1. Unity Related:

   1. Downloading and installing Unity

   2. IDE layout basics

   3. Random.Range

   4. Prefabs

   5. Instantiate

   6. Resources.Load

   7. Rotations

   8. GetComponent

   9. Lights in Unity

   10. [System.Serializable]

   11. Input GetKey, and KeyCode

2. C#Related:

   1. Data Types

   2. Access Modifiers

   3. Member variables

   4. Scope

   5. Conditional Statements

   6. Constants

   7. Code Comments

   8. For Loops

   9. Increment and Decrement Operators

   10. Integer vs Float Division

   11. C# Methods

   12. Creating a Class

   13. Inheritance

   14. Logical Operators

3. Additional Learning Topics:

   1. Sine Waves

   2. Animation Principles:Squash and Stretch

   3. Pitch, Roll, and Yaw