This course explores fundamentals for building creative prototypes to answer artistic research questions, developing ideas further by using up-to-date game development techniques and interfacing your projects with other technologies.

Some concepts that will be covered include: basic artificial Intelligence, basic multiplayer (local/possibly online), animated 3d models, cinematics,...

This course is a continuation of the Experimental Game Engines class of the winter semester 2024. You can attend if you haven't taken the first seminar but the following concepts should be clear to you:

Basic navigation of the Unity3D Engine
Basic knowledge of VisualScripting or C#
First steps with Godot Engine

The language of the course will be English, although assistance may be provided in German if necessary.

Please be aware: currently, registrations from students of "Experimental Game Cultures" program will be prioritized.

Constant and punctual participation (min. 70% attendance)

Final prototype

Recommended:

Pre-Installation of the latest version of Unity3D (Unity 6)

Laptop with hardware capable of running Unity3D

Preliminary meeting - Attendance needed to finalize registration - date and location see below (Vorbesprechung)