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- Control onscreen behaviors with Unity 3D scripting principles, including functions, variables, conditionals and inputs
- Use light mapping techniques to improve 3D appearance and realism during game play
- Implement the Shuriken Particle System to create fire, smoke and muzzle flash effects within games
- Discover mipmaps, allowing you to render paths and topology to build realistic gaming scenarios
- Understand how to build 2D animations for cartoon-style gaming
- Learn advanced techniques to create action-packed games ready for deployment to multiple platforms
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