Mastering Coroutines in Unity 3D – create UI Animation system to design your games

Skillshare – Mastering Coroutines in Unity 3D – create UI Animation system to design your games

The course begins with a basic explanation of coroutines and why they are so useful.
Then you'll learn the difference between normal c# methods, update method and coroutine.
Following on, we will start to build our UI animation system driven by coroutines.
Our UI Animation will include some advanced techniques like:
how to pause and resume the coroutine
how to check if coroutine is running
how to delay coroutine
how to get a callback from the coroutine
how to start multiple coroutines all at once
how to write custom yield instruction

Later when our system is finished we will export it as Unity3D package so we will be able to use it in our next projects.
Our first project where we will use our UI Animation system will be simple animated game Menu. Which will show us the flexibility of our system. The second biggest project will be a complete idle clicker game, full of interactive animations. The interesting fact will be that the game is created very effectively without any update method.
In the end, we will learn how to create State machines with the help of coroutines and also one very cool way how to optimize slow methods.
Why learn from me?
I created this course to share my passion for making games and help others to simplify their work.
I am trying to find effective and fast methods to solve problems, so I hope you will find some of my systems and tips and tricks useful also for you.
What you’ll learn
What are coroutines and what they are good for
Create UI Animation System
Callbacks from coroutines
Trigger Actions When Property is changed
Program Simple Game Without the need of Using Update Method
Optimize slow methods with coroutines
Write custom yield instructions
Create simple state machines with coroutines

Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?
Mac or PC
You will need to download and install Unity3D 19.1 or later
You should be familiar with C# and the Unity3D Game Development Engine