Want to create code that is robust, optimized and reusable? Then you need to learn about programmming design patterns.

Description

Game Programming Design Patterns are templates for building modularised code that are generally a repeatable solution to a commonly occurring mechanic applied in computer games. They are general solutions that aren’t tied to a particular problem, making them reusable. One such pattern is object pooling. Whether a game needs an onslaught of constantly spawning zombies or bullets fired from a gun or asteroids to pummel the player’s spaceship, an object pool is a group of classes that can be reused, exactly as they are, across not only these scenarios but a plethora of others whenever game objects need a spawn manager.

In this course, Penny will take you through the top 12 game programming design patterns with C# and the Unity Game Engine using her internationally acclaimed Holistic teaching style and expertise from over 25 years teaching, researching and writing about games. Throughout the course you will follow along with hands-on workshops designed to teach you these core programming concepts that will take your games to the next level.

Learn how to program and work with patterns such as:

• commands

• flyweight

• observer

• prototype

• singleton

• states

• object pools

• game loops

• updates

• components

• ...and more.

Contents and Overview

The course begins with a brief introduction and then you are straight into hands-on exercises, working through each of the design patterns as listed above. There are a variety of scenarios you will work on in both 2D and 3D from an asteroid shooter, to a radar object finding system to a programmable prototype prefab system. All starter files and Unity assets (including models and scenes) are provided for you. All you need to bring is a copy of Unity 2019.

If you want to become a knowledgeable and skilled game developer, then this course is for you.

What students are saying about Penny's courses:

• Excellent course!! I am already in game development industry and there is one quote here from the course that says it all "Whenever you are not able to solve complex problem, its the right time to get back to the BASICS".

• She is the best teacher ever in this platform

• I do like Penny de Byl's courses and way of teaching, they are much more specific than your average "master Unity" kind of courses and usually you don't learn just the engine, but also how things work behind the scenes (albeit briefly, at least it gives you an idea if you want to investigate more on your own). She's really amazing!

• Game programmers who want to better their understanding of programming constructs to improve their code.
• Beginners learning game coding who want to get off on the right foot.

Course content

• Introduction
  • Introduction
  • Join the H3D Student Community
  • Frequently Asked Questions
• The Command Pattern
  • Commands Part 1
  • Commands Part 2
  • Commands Part 3
  • Commands Part 4
• The Flyweight Pattern
  • Investigating Memory
  • Scriptable Objects Part 1
  • Scriptable Objects Part 2
  • Unity's ECS Part 1
  • Unity's ECS Part 2
  • Unity's ECS Part 3
  • A little ECS Optimisation Extra
• The Observer Pattern
  • Observers Part 1
  • Observers Part 2
  • Observers Part 3
  • Observers Part 4
  • Observers Part 5
• The Prototype Pattern
  • The Prototype Pattern
  • Cloning a Game Object
  • Dynamic Prefab Creation
• The Singleton Pattern
  • The Singleton
  • Using a Singleton
• The State Pattern
  • The State Pattern
  • Creating and Using a State Class
  • Patrolling the Perimeter
  • Chasing the Player Part 1
  • Chasing the Player Part 2
  • State Challenge
• The Object Pool
  • Setting Up the Project
  • Adding in an Object Pool
  • Extending the Object Pool
  • Blowing Up the Ship
• And...
  • More Patterns
  • Final Words
  • Where to now??

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