
Become a VR Developer with Unity 3D
Learn how to create amazing VR experiences for the HTC Vive and Oculus Touch
Enroll in Course
By taking the Unity VR Developer Course you're going to be able to make your own room-scale or seated VR games with Unity and get them ready for distribution on the app stores or find a job as a VR developer. After taking the course you're going to be in a prime position to take advantage of the rapidly accelerating growth of VR and get your content out into the hands of users.
By following along in this project-based course you're going to get a useful, practical, finished result - a Zombie Shooter game! This course is also well organized topically, so you'll be able to refer back to the lectures and easily find help on a particular topic.
In addition to lifetime access to the course content, by enrolling in the Unity VR Developer Course you will receive exclusive access to the VR Dev School Slack Group. This is group is made up of hundreds of serious VR developers who want to help each other and share their tips, tricks and struggles.
What can you do after taking this course?
VR is going to have an impact on many industries including entertainment, healthcare, education and technology. While the focus of this course is currently on making games, the application of the skills you will learn extend and translate far beyond that. 3D engines like Unity are becoming the work horses of the VR economy so after taking this course you're going to be fully prepared to tackle new challenges in VR application design and content creation. What you do with that powerful knowledge and how you contribute to the VR ecosystem is up to you and your imagination.
Your Instructor
Lee is the founder of VR Dev School and co-founder of Orange Bridge Studios, makers of the top selling VR game End Space.
He became obsessed with making VR experiences since getting an Oculus Rift DK2 in 2014. As someone who enjoys constantly learning and sharing his findings, Lee started VR Dev School with the intention of making VR development accessible for students of all skill levels.
VR Dev School courses have helped hundreds of students get started with virtual reality game development. See what students are saying about the courses:
VR is the most compelling medium ever invented. Hardware costs are dropping and this new medium is already exploding into the mainstream. Don't miss out on what is projected to be a $70B industry by 2020. Get started creating your apps, games and experiences right now.
Normally, in-person live training courses for Unity and VR costs $10,000 (this is the price of an 8 week course in San Francisco). And any online course for a small market of cutting-edge tech early adopters would normally cost at least $900. Heck, even a ticket to a conference with a couple of short workshops is around $500! That's simply the price you pay to get early access to what will be an exponentially growing market. We want to help grow the VR developer community and enable more developers to get involved so we're not going to ask you to pay another $900 after you just bought a Vive or a Rift and a new GTX 970 or better GPU.
This course currently offers more than 50 lectures and 9 hours of content and we're planning at least another 25 lectures and 3 hours of content before we consider it finished. By enrolling below you will get lifetime access to the course, all the course updates and a private Slack group invite for only $297!
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Risk Free Guarantee
We've worked hard on this course and are confident you're going to love it. We want it to be a no-risk purchase, so if you've selected the One-time Payment for Lifetime Access option and are unsatisfied with the course, contact us in the first 30 days and we will give you a full refund. See the FAQ for details and restrictions.
Course Curriculum
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StartCourse Welcome and Overview
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StartCourse Resources
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StartVideo Playback Speed and Settings (0:26)
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StartWhat's new in Unity 5.4 (11:46)
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StartWhat's new in Unity 5.5 and Steam VR 1.2.0 and how to update (11:46)
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StartWhat's new in Unity 5.6 (12:10)
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StartWhat's new in Unity 2017.1, 2017.2 and Steam VR 1.2.2 and how to update (10:57)
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StartWhat's new in Unity 2018.1 and 2018.2 and updating (4:14)
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PreviewGet Unity and explore Developer Resources (5:37)
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StartInstall SteamVR Runtime through Steam (5:00)
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StartSetup the HTC Vive and SteamVR for Unity (5:14)
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StartUnderstand the SteamVR Camera Rig (8:17)
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StartConvert an existing Camera for SteamVR (13:54)
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StartSupport for Room Scale and Seated VR Experiences (8:20)
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StartUpdating the Steam VR Plugin (2:40)