Unity Multiplayer Game development with Photon PUN2 [2020]

Unity Multiplayer Game development with Photon PUN2 [2020], available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 48 lectures, based on 225 reviews, and has 1417 subscribers.

You will learn about Multiplayer Game Development Using Photon 2 (PUN) Multiplayer Concepts and Practices Creating Complete Multiplayer Platformer Game Syncing Player Movement and rotation Creating player Teams Mobile Controls : To play Game on Mobile Devices Using Raise events and RPCs Using Photon player custom properties Syncing player Animations on Network Player Death and revive system with Health system Real-Time Chat system Player Feeds system on Network This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners Unity Game developers or Who want to create Multiplayer Cross platform Games or Who want to learn Photon 2 latest version to create Real-time Multiplayer Games It is particularly useful for Beginners Unity Game developers or Who want to create Multiplayer Cross platform Games or Who want to learn Photon 2 latest version to create Real-time Multiplayer Games.

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Summary

Title: Unity Multiplayer Game development with Photon PUN2 [2020]

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 48

Number of Published Lectures: 48

Number of Curriculum Items: 48

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 48

Original Price: $119.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Multiplayer Game Development Using Photon 2 (PUN)

Multiplayer Concepts and Practices

Creating Complete Multiplayer Platformer Game

Syncing Player Movement and rotation

Creating player Teams

Mobile Controls : To play Game on Mobile Devices

Using Raise events and RPCs

Using Photon player custom properties

Syncing player Animations on Network

Player Death and revive system with Health system

Real-Time Chat system

Player Feeds system on Network

Who Should Attend

Beginners Unity Game developers

Who want to create Multiplayer Cross platform Games

Who want to learn Photon 2 latest version to create Real-time Multiplayer Games

Target Audiences

Beginners Unity Game developers

Who want to create Multiplayer Cross platform Games

Who want to learn Photon 2 latest version to create Real-time Multiplayer Games

Learn how to create video games using Unity, the world-leading free-to-use game development tool. We start super simpleso you need no prior experience of Multiplayer Coding and Concepts.

This Course is Designed for Beginners Who Have A basic Understanding Of Unity and eager to learn Multiplayer GAME Development using Photon 2 (PUN) Latest Edition of 2019 and(Unity 2018.2.4 and above).

In This Course We will Start Learning By Creating A fully Functional Multiplayer 2D Platformer Game where Up-to Eight Users Can play with Each other in A single Room And we can create as many Rooms we want, we will also add Mobile Controlsso we can play the game on any mobile device. The Game will Have The following Functionalities :

Creating Lobby and Rooms

Creating Teams

Player Movement Sync

Jumping and Rotation Sync

Firing Bulletes and Syncing

Death And Respawn On Network

Photon Features Like Transform Sync And Rigidbody Sync

RPC Remote Procedure Calls

Raise Events on Network

Player Feeds on Network

Displaying Online Users

Chatting System

Animation Syncing Over The Network

Player Health System

Mobile Controls (Android and ios)

And much More.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Overview Of Project

Chapter 2: Setup and Getting Starting

Lecture 1: Photon Intro

Lecture 2: Creating Free Account On Photon

Lecture 3: Inporting and setting SDK in Unity

Chapter 3: Creating Multiplayer Game Lobby

Lecture 1: User Interface for Lobby

Lecture 2: Lobby Programming part 1

Lecture 3: Lobby Programming part 2

Chapter 4: Development of Multiplayer Platformer Game

Lecture 1: Setting Up Scene Graphics

Lecture 2: Game Manager

Lecture 3: Prefab Problem in Unity 2018.3

Lecture 4: Player Script

Lecture 5: Player Movement Sync Across Network

Lecture 6: Player Animations

Lecture 7: Player Animations Part 2

Lecture 8: Firing Bulletes

Lecture 9: Player Name And Animation Sync

Lecture 10: Health UI and PingRate

Lecture 11: Player Health Programming

Lecture 12: Player Death And Revive

Lecture 13: Revive and Re-Spawn system [part 1]

Lecture 14: Revive and Re-Spawn system [part 2]

Lecture 15: Fixing Health And spawn Position

Lecture 16: Leaving The Room

Lecture 17: Smooth Camera Movement

Lecture 18: Chat System

Lecture 19: player Jump and Networking

Lecture 20: Timeout Functionality [ part 1 ]

Lecture 21: Timeout Functionality [ part 2 ]

Lecture 22: Introduction To Raise Events

Lecture 23: Player Feeds on Network

Lecture 24: Player killed Got Killed Feed [part-1]

Lecture 25: Player killed Got Killed Feed [part-2]

Lecture 26: Disconnect Manager

Lecture 27: Fixing Camera Movement

Lecture 28: Camera Boundary

Lecture 29: Displaying Online Users [ Part 1]

Lecture 30: Displaying Online Users [ Part 2]

Lecture 31: Displaying Online Users [ Part 3]

Lecture 32: Room Listing

Lecture 33: Joining Room From List

Chapter 5: Adding Mobile Controls

Lecture 1: Adding Mobile Controls – Set Up Buttons

Lecture 2: Mobile Inputs – Left Right Movement [02]

Lecture 3: Mobile Inputs – Fire and Jump [03]

Chapter 6: Bonus Lectures

Lecture 1: Testing Project In Unity 2019.1.0

Lecture 2: Creating Teams with Custom Properties

Lecture 3: Win and Lose Screen

Lecture 4: Complete Project from start to Now

Instructors

Saad Ali
Software Engineer And a Professional GameDeveloper

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1 stars: 10 votes

2 stars: 23 votes

3 stars: 39 votes

4 stars: 51 votes

5 stars: 102 votes

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