Section 1: Introduction And Setup
	Lecture 1	Promo Video & Games List  Preview	03:00
	Lecture 2	Welcome To The Course	03:00
	Lecture 3	Introducing The Unity Ecosystem	03:29
	Lecture 4	How To Ask Good Questions	15:26
	Lecture 5	Installing Unity	04:32
	Lecture 6	Mac And PC Differences	02:50
	Lecture 7	Unity, Your IDE and Your Files	04:05
	Lecture 8	Introducing the Unity Editor	07:50
	Lecture 9	Monodevelop 101	04:15
	Lecture 10	Saving And Closing Your Project	05:10
	Lecture 11	Frequently Asked Questions  Preview	9 pages
	Lecture 12	Useful Resources	2 pages
	Quiz 1	Section End QUIZ	6 questions
Section 2: Number Wizard: Basic Scripting
	Lecture 13	Introduction To Number Wizard  Preview	01:51
	Lecture 14	Section Notes	2 pages
	Lecture 15	Printing Text To The Console  Preview	07:31
	Lecture 16	Using Variables  Preview	04:23
	Lecture 17	Responding To Key Presses	08:09
	Quiz 2	Mid Section QUIZ	8 questions
	Lecture 18	Using IF to make choices	05:25
	Lecture 19	Scope And Context Of Variables	09:20
	Lecture 20	Simplifying by creating Functions	04:05
	Lecture 21	Completing Number Wizard	05:48
	Lecture 22	How To Debug Programs  Preview	11:12
	Quiz 3	Section End QUIZ	5 questions
	Lecture 23	Section Wrap Up	02:15
Section 3: Text101 - Text Adventure
	Lecture 24	Introduction To Text101	02:19
	Lecture 25	Game Design Document	4 pages
	Lecture 26	Your Text 101 Assets	1 page
	Lecture 27	Section Notes	11 pages
	Lecture 28	Creating New Projects	07:12
	Lecture 29	Adding 2D User Interface Text	15:06
	Lecture 30	Word Wrapping & Joining Strings	09:07
	Lecture 31	Building Your Game Engine	16:09
	Lecture 32	Our TextController.cs Script	2 pages
	Lecture 33	Re-Organising Your Code	11:28
	Lecture 34	Extending Our Prison Story	14:54
	Lecture 35	Our Extended Story Script	4 pages
	Lecture 36	Build For Web & Share	08:17
	Lecture 37	Unity 5 & Web GL Build (Optional)	05:24
	Lecture 38	DOWNLOAD Unity Project	Article
	Quiz 4	Section End QUIZ	5 questions
	Lecture 39	Section Wrap Up	00:57
Section 4: Number Wizard UI
	Lecture 40	Introduction To User Interface	02:01
	Lecture 41	Game Design Document	3 pages
	Lecture 42	Section Notes	9 pages
	Lecture 43	About Objects And Classes	02:41
	Lecture 44	Creating and Saving Levels	04:22
	Lecture 45	How To Add Text To The Scene	13:36
	Lecture 46	Adding a Start Button	05:49
	Lecture 47	Calling Scripts from Buttons	09:01
	Quiz 5	Mid Section QUIZ	5 questions
	Lecture 48	How To Load Scenes and Quit	12:44
	Lecture 49	Using A Game Design Document	10:38
	Lecture 50	Importing Previous Number Wizard Script	18:33
	Lecture 51	Old Number Wizard Code	1 page
	Lecture 52	Finishing Number Wizard UI	05:36
	Lecture 53	Unity 5 & Web GL Sharing (Optional)	06:29
	Lecture 54	DOWNLOAD Unity Project	Article
	Quiz 6	Section End QUIZ	5 questions
	Lecture 55	Section Wrap Up	03:06
Section 5: Block Breaker
	Lecture 56	Introduction To Block Breaker	02:03
	Lecture 57	Game Design Document	3 pages
	Lecture 58	Your Block Breaker Assets	1 page
	Lecture 59	Section Notes	34 pages
	Lecture 60	Gimp Image Editing 101	10:58
	Lecture 61	Creating A 2D Brick Sprite	09:20
	Lecture 62	Import The Menu System	09:36
	Lecture 63	Playing Background Music	09:38
	Lecture 64	About Statics & Singletons	03:32
	Lecture 65	Using Static Variables	07:57
	Lecture 66	Execution Order & Singletons	09:45
	Lecture 67	Z-Depth in 2D games	02:50
	Lecture 68	Setting Up Your Play Space	08:48
	Lecture 69	Ball + Gravity + Colliders = Fun	08:07
	Lecture 70	Colliders, Triggers & Collisions	09:41
	Lecture 71	Tidying Up Before Moving On	08:35
	Lecture 72	Choosing Collider Type In Unity	08:25
	Quiz 7	Mid Section QUIZ	7 questions
	Lecture 73	Using Physics Materials	06:35
	Lecture 74	Movement By Mouse	13:11
	Lecture 75	Launching Ball On Mouse Click	14:22
	Lecture 76	Invisible Colliders & Gravity Scale	10:21
	Lecture 77	Creating & Using Unity Prefabs	13:05
	Lecture 78	Unity Editor Snap To Grid	05:42
	Lecture 79	Making Everything A Prefab	09:42
	Lecture 80	GameObject.FindObjectOfType	08:55
	Lecture 81	Level Build Order	10:58
	Lecture 82	Destroying When Hit	09:40
	Lecture 83	Importing Sprite Sheets	15:41
	Lecture 84	Swapping Sprites In Script	11:57
	Lecture 85	Consolidating Hit Counting	12:48
	Lecture 86	Statics To Detect Win Condition	14:00
	Lecture 87	Playing Sound Effects On Impact	12:03
	Lecture 88	Using Random.Range()	08:35
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Introduction We have implemented an easy installer to install Android-x86 to a harddisk. The supported filesystems are ext3 ext2 ntfs fat32 You can install Android-x86 to an NTFS filesystem to co-exist with Windows. See the Advanced section for details. Step by step Burn the iso image to cdrom, or create a bootable USB disk (recommended). See the Advanced section for details. Boot from the Android-x86 installation CD/USB, choose the 'Install Android to harddisk' item, as show below After seconds of booting, you will see a partition selection dialog. You can choose an existing partition to install Android-x86, or you can create or modify partitions by choosing 'Create/Modify partitions'. Note you can install Android-x86 to an external disk like USB drive. If the target drive is not shown, try 'Detect devices'. Android-x86 can co-exist with other operating system or data in the chosen partition. If the partition is formatted, you may choose 'Do not format' to keep existing data. Otherwise, choose a filesystem type to format. Note the type you chosen must match the partition id, or the boot loader will fail to boot. Also note if you choose to format to fat32, you will see a warning that android cannot save data to fat32. You can still proceed to install, but the installed android system will work like a live cd system. That is, all data will lose after power off. Therefore we do not recommend to install Android-x86 to a fat32 partition. Next question is whether to install boot loader Grub. Usually you should answer yes, unless you want to install boot loader by hand yourself. Note the installer only creates boot items for Android-x86. If you hope to boot other operating systems, you need to add the item to /grub/menu.lst manually. See the Advanced section for how to do this. If you are lucky, the installation will begin, and you will see the progress bar. If you see this screen, the installation is complete. Congratulations! Now you can run Andrond-x86 directly, or you can reboot and run it. Advanced How to create a bootable USB stick for Android-x86? Use the USB image Download the compressed USB image, uncompress and dump it to a USB stick. On a Linux host, you can use the command # zcat android-x86-1.6-r2_usb.img.gz | dd of=/dev/sdc where /dev/sdc is the device name of the target USB disk. However, some broken BIOS may fail to boot such a USB disk. Create a bootable USB stick by iso There are some open source tools that can convert an iso into a bootable USB disk, say Linux Live USB Creator ( LiLi ) -- officially support Android-x86 UNetbootin -- see the demo video. Multi-boot To boot other operating systems, you have to add items for them to /grub/menu.lst. For example, to boot Windows, add the following: title Windows rootnoverify (hd0,0) chainloader +1 This assumes the Windows is installed to the first partition of the first hard disk. Or you need to change rootnoverify to the appropriate value. See Grub manual for details. Updated (2010-10): Since froyo-x86, if there is an NTFS partition in the installed disk, the installer will ask if you want to create a boot item for Windows, as show below Issues VMware You have to change your virtual disk type to be IDE because the default type in VMware is SCSI, and Android-x86 kernel is not configured to support SCSI. You can follow these steps: Create a virtual machine. Edit virtual machine settings after the virtual machine created. Choose the hard disk and remove it. Add a hard disk to create a new virtual disk, then you can choose IDE as your virtual disk type. When finished, you can install android-x86 normally.

Contents 1 Introduction 2 Step by step 3 Advanced 3.1 How to create a bootable USB stick for Android-x86? 3.2 Multi-boot 4 Issues 4.1 VMware

 

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Koplayer: A major bunch of the smartphones users in the world today are associated with android. The reason being that android offers myriad of apps to explore in it’s play store. With almost unlimited apps in categories like games, books, utilities, movies, etc. one can not even imagine trying each of the app individually. Though there are some unlucky people who don’t have an access to android smartphone and are missing on this stuff. Well, you can avail all these android utilities with an android emulator. An android emulator is a system software which lets you use all the facilities which a smartphone offers, on a PC. Koplayer is one of the most popular android emulator, which we will be discussing today. Everything that you need to know about it is given below.

What is Koplayer Android Emulator?

As mentioned before Koplayer is well known android emulator. What is actually does for you is, it generates a virtual android smartphone for you on your PC. The virtual smartphone works the same way as the real one. The only difference is that you control it will a mouse instead of touch screen. Koplayer app player works in the similar way to Nox App Player. This android emulator is claimed to be the gamer’s first choice. This is because of some specific features which support most of the games and facilitates a healthy experience while playing games on koplayer app player. We shall discuss the features of Koplayer app player in detail and analyse the advantages for the same. There is one more android emulator you can try on your PC is Droid4x

Features of Koplayer Android Emulator:

• It offers ultimate graphical experience with a maximum similarity to that on a smartphone.

• You can play and use almost all the games and apps available on play store using Koplayer for PC.

• It is compatible with the external game controller and game pads. This facilitates a new level of android gaming at low cost.

• You don’t need a hot shot smartphone to play those games with hot shot graphics. It gives you all of it.

• You can streamline the controls by mapping them on your keyboard according to your convenience.

• Get the smartphone like experience on a big screen and witness the real gaming.

• You can even record your gameplay while playing on Koplayer app player and then share it among your friends on social networks. This is something which you just cannot do on a smartphone without explicit efforts.

• That calls on to mention that you can even use Facebook, YouTube and WhatsApp, color switch for pc.
• For commercial use, you can install the free Microsoft office for android and carry on your work.

So these were the mind blowing features which you one gets to use with Koplayer app player. You are surely going to have a blast while using it. Koplayer for PC is also available and you can easily install it in your PC. We have listed below an elegant guide which you need to follow in order to download ans install Koplayer for PC. It is highly recommended that you follow each and every step carefully so that you don’t mess up the installation of it for PC. Let us then begin with the download and installation of Koplayer app player.

How To Download/Install Koplayer For PC Windows 7/8/8.1/10:

• To be able to use this android emulator for PC, you need to download the setup file from it’s official website. Or you directly download it from here.

• If you click the link above, the download of setup file will begin which is a file of around 277 MB.

• Wait till the download gets over. After that, run the setup file of Koplayer app player.

• During the setup you can choose the directory where you want to install Koplayer for PC.

• Continue with the installation and complete it. It might take some time.

• Finally after the installation, you will be prompted to the run  the application.

• It will start loading. Since it’s the first time, the loading may take some time.

• The home screen of Koplayer will have icons of play store, browser and system tools.

• Open the play store. It will ask you to use your existing account or create a new one.

• Proceed further and the homepage of play store will be displayed.

• Search for any desired application or game.

• Select the most appropriate one from the results displayed.

• Click the install button and the download will start.

• After the download, the installation will be taken forward automatically.

• Now you can start using the application by moving to home screen where the icon for app will appear after installation.

This  was a detailed a simple guide to download, install and use the Koplayer for PC. I hope you understood each and every step clear and there won’t be any problem in executing them. For those who are already using any other android emulator, I would advice them to try the Koplayer out as it offers something new and interesting. Enjoy!