Learn Unity Games Engine & C# By Creating A VR Space Shooter

Explicaciones perfectas y comprensibles para nivel bajo de programación. Me esta gustando mucho el curso!

I really like that it builds from the ground up, not using VR Core, it helps build my understanding as opposed to some vudu. Vudu is great but as soon as something goes wrong you have no idea why, this is great

This is a great course to quickly set up a VR ambiance and build a game from start to finish. But, if seeking a more in-depth learn of the toolkit functionalities, maybe another course could complement this one. It's a great start to see results and understand the basics.

Looks great so far. New version of the Unity. Basic VR setup explained. Great! UPD. Even better I expected

I am just having a bit of a problem with versions. Many of the settings do not match these in this tutorial and I have to search for them taking extra time. However, the instructor is wonderful and has tried to answer all of my questions to the best of his ability given the information I have provided,.

Fantastic crash course on VR development! I do believe that for non-coders, the content would go by perhaps a little too quickly, but for those with experience in Unity and/or C#, this is a great course to get prepared to create VR applications. Highly, highly recommend. Hopefully Daniel makes another tutorial in the future :)

It was an amazing course, I learned a lot about VR and also how to optimize games when creating for VR.

Great content! It is very helpful for beginners. My only problem was the tutor makes some actions so fast, and some unseen cut scenes may be felt. But even though I had missed some scenes, I understood them on my own.

This was an excellent course! I go what I wanted out of it which was knowledge on how to create a VR game. It was enough to bite off quickly and well structured and instructed!

Excellent, easy to follow tutorial that covers a good fundamentals of Unity and C# scripting while focusing on VR development. A great way of learning Unity and VR without having to learn about the two separately.

everything has been clear and while not going into great detail it's easy to follow along and take notes for future use. in this case the setup steps for the XR rig I can follow along for any new builds with my notes to get it prepped.

Great course! Learnt a lot. Good pace, everything explained well and everything working like it should. I can absolutely recommend this course for beginner. It is a comprehensive course and not everything is about VR but you learn to build a complete game and there are a lot of valuable lessons here. I am cutting half a star for not showing how to implement the laser projectile that we see in the last video. That needs to come in an update I think.

I've done quite a few Unity VR courses and I think this one is the best complete game rundown available. My one word of caution is that the 'beginner' description is accurate, it says that it's for Unity beginners. If you have no code or development experience at all, the pace of this course will likely be frustrating.

Firstly, I enjoyed the course content and I think I learned a fair amount. Obviously the instructor is very knowledgeable, however, this is also where my critiques come in. 1) Pacing - While I am fairly decent with computers I am taking this course to learn something so while a lot of the concepts may be pretty basic to the instructor, pounding through line after line of code using autocompleted functions with the code editor and then immediately switching to another screen is super frustrating. I can type pretty quick but if I have to register what you are doing and replicate it I'm gonna need a few moments to complete, especially for something that I likely have never even seen before. I realize that its a video that can be rewound but a few moments of blank with maybe a bit of an explanation of the insane amount of code you just typed in a second would give the learner a chance to catch up and would improve the flow of the course. 2) The flow of the course. In my intro I stated I "hoped" I learned something simply for the fact the pacing is so quick there is no chance for original thought, it's all just spewed out at you in rapid succession where you struggle to just type what has been entered, never mind maybe thinking about the code you just typed. 3) Learning. That's why we're here right? If I wanted to simply copy someone else's code I could just google it. I've done courses on this site where they give you challenges and I think it helps the learner absorb more than simply rapidly typing out the code presented. A few times later in the course you came close by setting up a function using comments as to what you what it to do, maybe then talk about it and let the learner think about it a few moments and give it a go, they'll get more out of it in the end. Overall, as I said I did quite enjoy the course however in it's current presentation I don't think it's really useful for beginners as there are a lot of fairly complicated concepts that are simply presented and never really discussed, you just expect the learner to type the code presented and end up with a generic product at the end that you had no input into designing.

If I could give this 10 stars, I would. Very clear instructions and explanations. I'd love to see more from this instructor.