Learn To Create An Online Multiplayer Game In Unity

Learn To Create An Online Multiplayer Game In Unity, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.88, with 96 lectures, based on 782 reviews, and has 5478 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn C#, a modern versatile programming language. Understand the capabilities of 3D development in Unity. Learn how to understand Online Networking Develop strong and transferrable problem solving skills. Gain an understanding of the game development process. Learn how object oriented programming works in practice. Learn to create a fun online multiplayer experience! This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to make their own online games. or People who want to create and publish their own games. or Complete beginners with an interest in learning game development. or Developers who want to re-skill across to game development. or People interested in working in the game design industry. or Competent and confident with using a computer. It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to make their own online games. or People who want to create and publish their own games. or Complete beginners with an interest in learning game development. or Developers who want to re-skill across to game development. or People interested in working in the game design industry. or Competent and confident with using a computer.

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Summary

Title: Learn To Create An Online Multiplayer Game In Unity

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.88

Number of Lectures: 96

Number of Published Lectures: 96

Number of Curriculum Items: 96

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 96

Original Price: $189.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn C#, a modern versatile programming language.

Understand the capabilities of 3D development in Unity.

Learn how to understand Online Networking

Develop strong and transferrable problem solving skills.

Gain an understanding of the game development process.

Learn how object oriented programming works in practice.

Learn to create a fun online multiplayer experience!

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to make their own online games.

People who want to create and publish their own games.

Complete beginners with an interest in learning game development.

Developers who want to re-skill across to game development.

People interested in working in the game design industry.

Competent and confident with using a computer.

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to make their own online games.

People who want to create and publish their own games.

Complete beginners with an interest in learning game development.

Developers who want to re-skill across to game development.

People interested in working in the game design industry.

Competent and confident with using a computer.

Learn how to create and program your very own online multiplayer game using Unity, an industry-standard game development program used by many large gaming studios and indie developers across the world.

In this course you won’t just be learning programming concepts, but tying these concepts to real game development uses. You will have access to a course forum where you can discuss the topics covered in the course as well as the next steps to take once the course is complete.

This course has been designed to be easily understandable to everyone, so whether you’re a complete beginner, an artist looking to expand their game development range or a programmer interested in understanding game design, this course will help you gain a greater understanding of development.

In the course we’ll create an online first-person competitive multiplayer game but the networking principles you learn will be applicable to any kind of online game you wish!

At the end of this course you will have developed the ability to understand such game elements as:

Full First Person character movement

Connecting to and managing networked games

Tracking networked players

Managing Multiple Multiplayer Maps

Creating a Leaderboard System

full audio systems

Interactive Menus

and much more

Start learning today and let me help you become a game developer!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: The Player

Lecture 1: Setting Up

Lecture 2: Understanding Looking Around

Lecture 3: Making The Camera Move

Lecture 4: Looking Up & Down

Lecture 5: Inverting & Hiding The Mouse

Lecture 6: Making The Player Move

Lecture 7: Interacting With The World

Lecture 8: Moving At Different Speeds

Lecture 9: Setting Camera Position

Lecture 10: Adding Gravity

Lecture 11: Jumping

Lecture 12: Staying Grounded

Lecture 13: Building The Game To Test

Lecture 14: Freeing The Mouse

Chapter 3: Shooting & Weapons

Lecture 1: Shooting

Lecture 2: Creating Impact Effect

Lecture 3: Placing Impacts

Lecture 4: Automatic Firing

Lecture 5: Weapon Overheating

Lecture 6: Letting The Player Know Theyve Overheated

Lecture 7: Displaying Current Weapon Heat

Lecture 8: Adding A Crosshair

Lecture 9: Setting Up Multiple Weapons

Lecture 10: Switching Weapons

Lecture 11: Making The Weapons Function Correctly

Lecture 12: Muzzle Flashes

Chapter 4: Making A Level

Lecture 1: Setting Up A Level

Lecture 2: Spawning At Different Points

Lecture 3: Selecting Weapon With Number Keys

Lecture 4: END OF FPS SECTION

Chapter 5: Getting Connected

Lecture 1: Setting up Photon

Lecture 2: Laying Out The Connection Menu

Lecture 3: Connecting To The Server

Lecture 4: Setting Up Room Creation

Lecture 5: Creating A Room

Lecture 6: Joining The Created Room

Lecture 7: Handling Creation Errors

Lecture 8: Leaving A Room

Chapter 6: Room Browsing, Nicknames & Starting The Game

Lecture 1: Laying Out The Room Browser

Lecture 2: Making The Room Browser work

Lecture 3: Joining A Room

Lecture 4: Quitting The Game

Lecture 5: Listing Players

Lecture 6: Updating The Player List

Lecture 7: Setting The Players Nickname

Lecture 8: Starting the game

Lecture 9: Switching Masters

Lecture 10: Editor Test Button

Chapter 7: Players On The Network

Lecture 1: Setting Up Player For The Network

Lecture 2: Spawning Players

Lecture 3: Controlling One Player

Lecture 4: Auto Returning To Menu

Lecture 5: Showing Player Impacts

Lecture 6: Shooting with RPCs

Lecture 7: TakIng Hits

Chapter 8: Player Health System

Lecture 1: Respawning

Lecture 2: Delaying Respawn & Showing Who Shot

Lecture 3: Adding Damage

Lecture 4: CHALLENGE – DISPLAYING HEALTH

Lecture 5: Preventing Leaving The Map

Chapter 9: Player Display

Lecture 1: Setting Up The Player Model

Lecture 2: Animating the Player & Syncing Animations Over Network

Lecture 3: Hiding Our Player Model

Lecture 4: Putting Weapons in Hands

Lecture 5: Displaying The Correct Weapons

Chapter 10: Making The Match

Lecture 1: Setting Up Events

Lecture 2: Setting Up Match Manager Systems

Lecture 3: Managing Events

Lecture 4: Sending New Player Information

Lecture 5: Receiving New Player Information

Lecture 6: Sharing The Full Player List

Lecture 7: Updating Player Stats

Lecture 8: Displaying Stats On Screen

Chapter 11: Leaderboards

Lecture 1: Laying Out The Leaderboard

Lecture 2: Making The Leaderboard work

Lecture 3: Sorting The Leaderboard

Chapter 12: Ending The Match

Lecture 1: Setting Up End Round Elements

Lecture 2: Reaching The End

Lecture 3: Ending The Match & Returning To Menu

Lecture 4: Preventing Re-entering Nicknames

Lecture 5: Going Straight Into Another Match

Lecture 6: Setting Up Another Map

Lecture 7: Switching Maps

Lecture 8: Laying Out The Match Timer

Lecture 9: Making The Match Timer Work

Lecture 10: Syncing Time

Chapter 13: Filling Out The Game

Instructors

James Doyle
Teaching The Basics of Making Games

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2 stars: 6 votes

3 stars: 47 votes

4 stars: 204 votes

5 stars: 520 votes

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