Create an island terrain in Unity 3D game engine

Create an island terrain in Unity 3D game engine

In this software tutorial you will learn how to create an island terrain in Unity 3D game engine.
PART 1 covers creating a new project and exploring the interface.
PART 2 covers terrain extrusion and texturing.
PART 3 covers Trees and further environment topography.
PART 4 covers Lighting & First Person Control. In this part we introduce the First Person Controller, a ready made prefab allowing you to walk around using the keys and mouse, and lighting the scene.
PART 5 covers Water Elements and Light Flares.
Part 6 covers using a particle system to add smoke to our volcano.
PArt 7, the final part covers improving our volcano's particle system by creating a material for the smoke.
This tutorial series is a great way to learn how to create an entire terrain from start to finish including effects and lighting in Unity 3D and is a grea lesson to learn how to use the Unity 3D game engine software.

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Creator's Site: www.willgoldstone.com/blog
Curated By: Pigeonchicken

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arteria 10 months ago
These videos are brilliant. Very clearly narrated, and easy to understand.

I came to a point in my level, where i needed to add some smoke to chimney stacks of a group of medieval buildings in a scene i was making, and didnt know at all how to make particles.

I followed these videos and within 20minutes was creating realistic smoke trails from the rooflines!!

Thankyou very much

Steve
arteria3d.com
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willgoldstone (-1) 10 months ago
Hi Steve,

glad you liked my tutorials, nice of this site to let me know they were using my videos! :) If you want to watch them, including new ones please check out my actual site..

www.willgoldstone.com/learn

Cheers, Will
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mykill67 (-1) 8 months ago
Thanks a lot for your great tutorial. That was just what i needed to get started with unity! :)
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lux (-1) 6 months ago
I found your videos very useful and well made
Do you have any on scripting or making a simple game ?

Thanks
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freak2_music 4 months ago
can you show me how to create a tetris game??please...
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freak2_music 4 months ago
your totorial help me alot bro..thanks...
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1091312 3 months ago
how do u get the unity engine? by download?????????
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Anouchka last month
I appreciated very much your 7 tutorials for Lesson 1. I appreciated also your way of speaking, as I understood near all you said though I am French... A small problem: when you show parameters tables, they are quite blurred so that I can't read all the numbers... Thank you very much.
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Decoverse 1 week ago
This was an awesome experience. Perfect for a newbie! Although there is a bug in the current release of Unity so the tree painting doesn't work. And I couldn't get the shader to work properly on the particles. Maybe that's another bug? But overall an excellent experience.
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