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Unity 3D Game Development by Example, published by Packt
This is the code repository for Unity 3D Game Development by Example [Video], published by Packt. It contains all the supporting project files necessary to work through the video course from start to finish.
The fast, easy way to start developing Unity games
There’s no better way to begin building impressive video games than Unity. The free software gives you the tools you need to create stunning 3D games and publish them for computers, phones, tablets, and the web.
The indie game revolution has begun and all over the world, unique and incredible games are being made in professional and home studios. Learn the skills you need to take part in this revolution, lending your creative spark to the scene using Unity3D!
Unity3D by example will arm you with the basic skills needed to take your beginner level programming skills and transform yourself into a full-fledged game developer capable of making games on the web, PC, Mac, iPhone or Android, using Unity3D and the C# language.
With Unity3D by Example, you will go from beginning as a C# programmer to a published, multi-platform game developer with a course of a few hours.
Along the way, you’ll learn a lot about the multi-platform game engine Unity3D, starting with simply understanding how it works and building on that knowledge with each segment until you know everything there is to know about basic game building. It doesn’t stop there. Along the way you’ll also learn a little bit about game AI, game publishing and even learn how to become a part of the Unity 3D Community itself.
Where you go from there is up to you, but with Unity3D by Example, you will be armed with the knowledge of the pros and the skills you need to be your own game publisher!
- Understand the concept of Block algorithms and how Dask leverages it to load large data.
- Implement various example using Dask Arrays, Bags, and Dask Data frames for efficient parallel computing
- Combine Dask with existing Python packages such as NumPy and Pandas
- See how Dask works under the hood and the various in-built algorithms it has to offer
- Leverage the power of Dask in a distributed setting and explore its various schedulers
- Implement an end-to-end Machine Learning pipeline in a distributed setting using Dask and scikit-learn
- Use Dask Arrays, Bags, and Dask Data frames for parallel and out-of-memory computations
To fully benefit from the coverage included in this course, you will need:
Unity3D by example will arm you with the basic skills needed to take your beginner level programming skills and transform yourself into a full-fledged game developer capable of making games on the web, PC, Mac, iPhone or Android, using Unity3D and the C# language.
This course has the following software requirements:
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