Hi, I’m Ben, author of Sam’s Teach Yourself Unity in 24h, and creator of some of the most successful online Unity courses on the internet. Unity 2017 was released in the summer of 2017, and (spoiler alert), it’s mainly a naming change. The interface remains the same, and there are […]
We’re obviously super proud of our courses (we wouldn’t put them out there otherwise!). So it’s nice to have independent feedback on what makes them so great 🙂 In this article Elizabeth Laurie reviews our “How to Get a Job in the Video Game Industry” course. Have you ever wanted […]
Working on community support, a question that comes up a lot is ‘can I create a game after taking your course?’.  The short answer is YES, yes you can! We regularly hear from students who have gone to release commercial games after taking our courses. We love it when you share […]
As much as we love gaming and coding (and the sound of our own voices), we also LOVE hearing from you folks. It never ceases to amaze us, the various backgrounds and journeys that have led you to taking our courses. Here we share a steller review from Anders Holmquist, […]
We teach best when we’re beginners, but many people are stuck in the mindset that they need to be a ‘professional’ in something to teach it. In this TEDx event talk, Ben Tristem will take you through the four stages of your learning journey; explaining how you go from being unconsciously […]
A number of us on the community form have been discussing a problem. Ben Tristem has an awesome looking Kickstarter for a new RPG course. Many of us want to help with that, but are either lifetime members, and thus will automatically get the course, or are already enrolled in […]
In the Complete Blender Creator Course video, Extruding in Blender, our instructor Michael Bridges teaches us how to use the Extrude Tool! This is an awesome tool, and you can use it to extrude faces, edges, and vertices. When you extrude you make new geometry, which you can move around, […]
One of the interesting ideas in trying out a new game concept is known as a game jam. These have a fixed period of time, from a day to a month, to make a game. These games are usually pretty primitive, but try out some new concept. I recently entered […]
By default, Unity will strip all files that aren’t required to make a build smaller. But what happens if you want to load resources by name in runtime? Enter the Resources Folder. My first use of this folder was in creating icons to show the wind in my upcoming ship […]
In our latest Udemy course ‘Introducing C++ for Unreal Engine 4 Game Development’ we’re teaching people of all abilities how to create and modify video games using Unreal Engine 4. Alongside Unreal 4, students will also be required to run Visual Studio 2016 Community (for PC) and Xcode for C++ […]
Recent Comments