Learn How to Make Trading Card Game Menus With Unity 3D

Good course, but not quite at the same level as the first one in this series. The menu system provided here is not exactly flexible, but it is decently robust, so it is an excellent launchpad for creating your own.

Maybe it describes a very difficult feature, but it is based on a pre-coded project. I wanted to see how it's done step by step. After coding such a huge project, I will explain it in a day, my friend. The important thing is to build and understandably demonstrate and educate.

For the course you get a working TCG Menu System, wich is fine for the price. But for me most of the time the lectures only show the scripts that are already implemented. For me would better the implementation process of all code to understand the overall of the app.

Thanks soo much, that help me! That's my first 100% Class, i gona make my first game, and i hope is gona be good because of you, sorry if i speak wrong, i from Brasil. You are the Best! :D

https://www.udemy.com/learn-to-code-trading-card-game-battle-system-with-unity-3d/learn/lecture/5755808?start=165 https://www.udemy.com/learn-how-to-make-trading-card-game-menus-with-unity-3d/learn/lecture/8261924?start=15#overview In all honesty; I don't know how any of these courses could fit anyone's needs. The title is learn to code trading card game battle systems with unity 3d. He has you start by creating a 2D template. (First issue on why I do not believe this teacher is a little confused) Secondly, you're not learning to code by grabbing scripts from something. I saw a response where he said it would take 70+ hours to teach someone how to code. WELL, guess what? You're trying to charge $300 for a course. Whether it's a severely discounted price or not, you're not producing the cost value. Additionally, the title is LEARN TO CODE. If you can't teach me how to code then it's a waste. My third point issue, a tie in with the second. When you copy and paste portions of line; you can remember why you're doing it. After you type out the line once, it becomes "saved" somewhere in your brain. When you copy and paste that line, you know why you're doing it. If you copy and paste a script, you've never typed ANY of it, none the less you don't know why you're doing it. There's NO LEARNING involved with copy and pasting a full script like this. To help you better market without getting requests for refunds your titles should be. learn how to copy and paste scripts for MY SPECIFIC trading card game battle system with no full understanding of how it functions in Unity 2d learn how to copy and paste scripts for trading card menus for MY SPECIFIC Trading Card Game with no full understanding of how it functions in Unity 2d There are far more issues than these three; but I have NEVER seen anything quite like this. It almost feels like he had someone else make this "game" picked a few pieces here and there, made a teaching curriculum out of it and is teaching HIMSELF how it works. Also, the "finalized" product at the end of the game menu one, doesn't even work. Also, I'm posting this on the reviews, hopefully others read this before they get there. Just a heads up, when you're teaching someone how to code or really anything for that matter. Your goal is to give them tools to work with later. You're giving them cookies and asking them to make some on their own. You've provided no ingredients or measurements to this recipe; you just gave an over all product. If I wanted something like this, I would've outsourced my code for $40 USD to get fixed in another country.

You do not learn anything here, he is basically sharing his source code with you. you are also not starting the project from the beginning, you are downloading the project which he already finish and going through the steps with him, feels like lullaby to me. Thanks for the source code though. Surely I will need it in the future. No need to watch sessions at all.

Great course. However, I would give it 5 stars if game optimization techniques such as object pooling where used instead of just destroy and instantiate objects.

I will not recommend anyone buy this course. First, All codes has written and instructor only read the codes line by line. Second the version is 5.4 and the tutorial likes to copy their made in other scene so many canvas size is different not match what we want. Third, very boring teaching style only one voice read the book. Forth, never talk the connection deeply with all scripts. Very disappointed in Udemy

Very good course about making a TCG menu. Shame it's mostly an example of doing one, not the tutorial how you can do it in many different ways. 90% of those lectures are about descibing a pre-made menu, but the tutor is doing it slowly, step-by-step, showing exactly how every single object work. Worth, if you're looking for a very good course how to build menu according to professional but still scheme.

This instructor has done very well on this course, and answers every question a student asks. There is not one unanswered question. I have taken some Xamarin courses, but this course meets my needs, and exceeds my expectations for what I am after that I may not go back to Xamarin. This (and his card battle course) are excellent, and I highly recommend both of the courses for anyone looking to make a card battle game.

The course should have a warning that states the first course game is outdated and this should be where we start downloading the final project, i lost so much time updating what i made to the first course to fit this course A good point is that the teacher answer the questions fast enough, he help develop the project, but this course is more fit to people with more skill in c#, and it's really hard for begginers with basic knowledge of c#.

At first, because the instructor does not build the scripts from scratch with you, I had a mediocre opinion. However after pushing through from the end project as he recommends, I am able to make notes using // to truly understand the scripts as he explains them. I actually now find method more efficient, because I am not having to type each line of script and then make notes. Great learning method! I appreciate you explaining each line thoroughly and each part of the inspector so the user truly understands and can manipulate/alter the code afterwards.

While the course does provide you with the code necessary to create a menu system for a TCG, however, the code is poorly explained, the instructor never actually writes the code, only goes through it. Also the game has a hard coded feel, it only works on one resolution (the one you create it for). Method names are often too long and overly descriptive.

Good content, but lectures aren't really taught in a learning format but explaining what the content does.

Top tier course, probably the best I have ever taken. I am halfway through the course but very impressed about the quality of this training.