Level Up! workshop series continues with Marc-Antoine Jetté-Léger, who will give us an introduction to Unity. The workshop will take place on Wednesday, December 6th at TAG. Please don’t forget to register!
Unity : a 2D game from scratch
by Marc Antoine
What:
This workshop is going to cover the fundamentals of making a 2D game in Unity, with no prior knowledge of game making or programming needed! We will cover:
- scene creation
- character controllers
- importing and using premade assets
- object collision & interaction
- display of game State information on the UI
By the end you’ll have a simple 2D shoot them up that you built yourself and the knowledge base to get you started creating your own games!
When/Where:
The workshop will be taking place on Wednesday, December 6th from 6 PM – 8 PM in the room EV 11.425 at Concordia University (NB: We may change rooms depending on the size of the group).
Needs:
- Your own laptop with Unity installed.
- Some basics on programming.
About the workshop leaders:
Marc-Antoine Jetté-Léger is a computer science student at Concordia, minoring in Game Design. He has been programming games for three years and has had the chance to develop games in a variety of environments, from big studio projects to a handful of people getting together for game jams. He is currently juggling design and programming on a couple of personal projects and prototypes and has just released Hammurabi, a game meant to explore the theoretical notion of “characters as subjective interfaces” and procedural dialog generation.