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- Introduction

1. Welcome
2. What you should know
3. Exercise files

- Setting Up the Project

1. Setting up the project overview
2. Importing standard packages
3. Creating a player controller
4. Setting the resolution and quality

- Importing and Managing Assets

1. Importing meshes
2. Importing textures
3. Importing animation
4. Importing audio
5. Exporting models from 3ds Max
6. Exporting models from Maya

- Setting Colliders and Creating Prefabs

1. Generating colliders on geometry
2. Applying and optimizing colliders
3. Creating a prefab
4. Creating and applying a custom mesh collider
5. Updating geometry in a prefab
6. Adding physics to game objects
7. Adding audio clips to a prefab

- Applying Materials

1. Creating and organizing new materials
2. Using composite maps for smoothness and height
3. Adjusting metallic and smoothness properties
4. Creating normal maps from grayscale

- Creating and Implementing Animation

1. Segmenting imported animation into clips
2. Accessing animation using Mecanim
3. Creating event-driven transitions in Mecanim
4. Using scripts in Mecanim
5. Animating an object in Unity
6. Adjusting animation in the Curve Editor
7. Using the Dope Sheet to scale animation timing

- Designing and Constructing the Game Level

1. Instancing prefabs to build a level
2. Placing level prefabs for variety
3. Bounding the player through design
4. Creating and sculpting terrain
5. Painting terrain materials and textures
6. Adding trees and grasses to terrain

- Lighting the Level

1. Fine-tuning the default daylight
2. Creating and adjusting point lights
3. Adding mood with spot lights
4. Setting area lights for baking
5. Excluding lights from geometry

- Baking Lighting

1. Setting up the level for baking lighting
2. Adjusting baking parameters for a designed look
3. Setting object and light parameters for baking
4. Using light probes to light dynamic objects
5. Adding reflection probes for simulated dynamic reflections

- Adding Polish with Particles and Effects

1. Creating a particle system
2. Adjusting the behavior of particles
3. Modifying the appearance of particles
4. Adding depth of field to focus the view
5. Letting lights and highlights glow
6. Grounding the scene with ambient occlusion
7. Using color correction to create a mood

- Adding Audio to the Game

1. Bringing the environment to life with ambient sound
2. Triggering sound to play with an animation
3. Creating reverb zones
4. Mixing and balancing sound

- Building the Game for Deployment

1. Setting up occlusion culling
2. Enabling batching to reduce draw calls
3. Creating a splash screen and icon
4. Compiling a desktop build
5. Building for Android
6. Making Revisions

- Conclusion

1. Next steps