Thursday, September 15, UH Manoa, 1:00p - 5:00p at the LavaLab [Multiplayer Game Workshop]
Friday, September 16, UH West Oahu, 1:00p - 5:00p at the Creative Media Lab (Laboratory building, E-139) [Multiplayer Game Workshop]
Saturday, September 17, UH Manoa, 10:00a - 3:30p at the iLab (paid parking -- see map) [Intro to Unity + VR Roadshow
Saturday, September 17, UH Manoa, 4:00p - 6:00p at the iLab (paid parking -- see map) [Unity Certified Developer Exam Session
Unity Roadshow
About The Event
To Sign Up:
Thursday, September 15, UH Manoa, 1:00p – 5:00p at the LavaLab [Multiplayer Game Workshop] – sign up here: http://tinyurl.com/hfvvcr6
Friday, September 16, UH West Oahu, 1:00p – 5:00p at the Creative Media Lab (Laboratory building, E-139) [Multiplayer Game Workshop] – sign up here: https://goo.gl/forms/gWqOjf50hbORBv6A2
Saturday, September 17, UH Manoa, 10:00a – 3:30p at the iLab (paid parking — iLabCampusMap) [Intro to Unity + VR Roadshow – sign up here: http://bit.ly/RSHI916]
Saturday, September 17, UH Manoa, 4:00p – 6:00p at the iLab (paid parking — iLabCampusMap) [Unity Certified Developer Exam Session – sign up here: http://bit.ly/CRTHI916]
All our roadshows now include Unity Certification exam sessions at the end. If this is of interest to your students / local developers, they can learn more about becoming Unity Certified Developers here and sign up at the link below:
—– For THURS SEPT 15 —–
Unity Multiplayer Game Workshop: 1PM – 5PM at LavaLab
Description: Creating Multiplayer Unity Games – We bring the joy back to making networked games by simplifying this process and allowing you to focus on making your game. The first part covers how to create a LAN game and the second part demonstrates how to create a Multiplayer game with a custom designed lobby and match making. After the workshop, we’ll provide resources where you can learn more about creating you own multiplayer games.
—– For FRI SEPT 16 —–
Unity Multiplayer Game Workshop: 1PM – 5PM at cyberCANOE
Description: Creating Multiplayer Unity Games – We bring the joy back to making networked games by simplifying this process and allowing you to focus on making your game. The first part covers how to create a LAN game and the second part demonstrates how to create a Multiplayer game with a custom designed lobby and match making. After the workshop, we’ll provide resources where you can learn more about creating you own multiplayer games.
All attendees will be introduced to building multiplayer & VR games while learning, hands-on, about the workflows and features used by top game studios. During the Roadshow, attendees will learn how to build a brand new 3D game and VR experience from start to finish while touching upon many of the diverse systems and tools that Unity offers.
In preparation before attending these workshops, learners should install the latest stable build of Unity, currently 5.3.5 (please no beta installs due to instability and feature changes) (free Personal Edition download). Additionally, learners should open Unity at least one time prior to the roadshow as internet is needed the first time the software is opened. It is also advised to bring a mouse.
The events are free and open to the public to anyone who registers — but we are limited. It is likely the seats will fill quickly, so please register at your earliest convenience.
Unity has also arranged to provide free food for those who attend the Saturday session at UH Manoa.
Please feel free to share the following link with your faculty and students. No previous game design knowledge required, but everyone will need to bring their own computers with sufficient power as indicated in the sign up page if they are going to participate. The registration page is live here: http://bit.ly/RSHI916
Currently Americas Director & Global Leader of Evangelism at Unity Technologies, Carl finds his passion to share information with others, flying around the world to meet developers. Carl studied and worked in the field of architecture and virtual reality before moving on to the video game industry. Using his past experience in architecture and combining his current skill set in games, Carl created both AR and VR experiences for several serious game companies. Carl’s enthusiasm for 3D, VR/AR and gaming builds on 10 years of production and evangelism experience. Prior to Unity, Carl worked on AAA and indie games and as a contract worker for Autodesk Education.
