Create a Game in Flutter/Dart

Create a Game in Flutter/Dart, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 3.5, with 135 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 14 reviews, and has 142 subscribers.

You will learn about How to develop in Flutter and Dart. How to develop a WiFi connected game in Flutter/Dart. This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner to more experienced developers interested in creating a game. It is particularly useful for Beginner to more experienced developers interested in creating a game.

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Summary

Title: Create a Game in Flutter/Dart

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 3.5

Number of Lectures: 135

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 135

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 136

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 136

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to develop in Flutter and Dart.
How to develop a WiFi connected game in Flutter/Dart.

Who Should Attend

Beginner to more experienced developers interested in creating a game.

Target Audiences

Beginner to more experienced developers interested in creating a game.

In this course you will learn how to create a 2 player WiFi connected mobile game using Flutter and Dart. While learning how to create the game, you will learn a lot about Flutter and Dart.

Movement in the game will be controlled by sensor input. Accelerometer input to be exact.

Only minimal programming knowledge is required, like knowing what variables and functions and classes are. We won’t waste much time on history, installation and other boring topics, and we’ll try to stick to the fun, interesting and cool stuff.

In this course we will go through everything that is needed to create this game. The course will be divided into the following sections:

Introduction and Background
Conception and Preparation
Create and Add the Images
Creating the Game objects
Test Version of the Game
Single Player Version of the Game
Adding Sound
Connecting the Game
Scoring in the Game
The User Interface
Reviewing All the Code
Ideas for Improving the Game

We will start with a little bit of background. Then we’ll go through the idea of the game. Next we’ll get a better idea of what we want to achieve. En suite we’ll start coding a single player version of the game. Then we’ll add functionality for the second player and connect everything to WiFi. Finally, when the game is working as expected, it will be time for the user interface. First we’ll plan on what it should look like, and then we’ll just do it.

During the course, we’ll spend most of our time coding. Everything will be explained and you will have access to all the code. You will also have access to a PDF file containing all the external links that we referred to in the course.

Your feedback is very important to me in order to improve this course in the future. You will automatically have access to any new or improved future content – forever.

If there is something that is not clear, please let me know, so that I can make a video explaining is. Because if something is not clear to you, chances are that it is not clear to someone else as well. And if you have any questions, feel free to contact me through the Udemy page.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and Background

Lecture 1: Long Introduction

Lecture 2: Short Intro

Lecture 3: Background

Chapter 2: Section 2: Conception and Preparation

Lecture 1: The Idea of the Game

Lecture 2: Create a New Flutter Project

Lecture 3: Add the Flame Package

Chapter 3: Create and Add the Images

Lecture 1: Create the Ball Image

Lecture 2: Create the Pad Image

Lecture 3: Add the Images to the Project

Chapter 4: Creating the Game Objects

Lecture 1: The Ball Class 1

Lecture 2: The Ball Class 2

Lecture 3: The Pad Class 1

Lecture 4: The Pad Class 2

Lecture 5: The Pad Class 3

Lecture 6: The Pad2 Class 1

Lecture 7: The Pad2 Class 2

Lecture 8: The Pad2 Class 3

Chapter 5: Test Version of the Game

Lecture 1: The Test Game Class

Lecture 2: The Test Main Method

Lecture 3: Run the Test Version on an AVD

Lecture 4: Run the Test Verion on a Real Device

Chapter 6: Single Player Version of the Game

Lecture 1: Add Some Properties

Lecture 2: Add Sensors Package

Lecture 3: Add Constants

Lecture 4: Determine Screen Size

Lecture 5: _init() Method

Lecture 6: resize() Method

Lecture 7: render() Method

Lecture 8: _drawBackground Method

Lecture 9: update() Method

Lecture 10: _movePad() Method

Lecture 11: bounce() Method 1

Lecture 12: bounce() Method 2

Lecture 13: Testing 1

Lecture 14: Testing 2

Chapter 7: Adding Sound

Lecture 1: Adding Sound 1

Lecture 2: Adding Sound 2

Lecture 3: Adding Sound 3

Chapter 8: Connecting the Game

Lecture 1: Add Constants

Lecture 2: Udp Class

Lecture 3: Udp Class – initData()

Lecture 4: Udp Class – sendData()

Lecture 5: main.dart

Lecture 6: game.dart

Lecture 7: game.dart – _bounce()

Lecture 8: game.dart – _sendData()

Lecture 9: game.dart – _processData()

Lecture 10: game.dart – _setPosData()

Lecture 11: Fixing Problems – main, pad2, udp

Lecture 12: Fixing Problems – consts.dart

Lecture 13: Fixing Problems – game.dart

Lecture 14: Fixing Problems – game.dart – _playSoundClient() 1

Lecture 15: Fixing Problems – game.dart – _playSoundClient() 2

Lecture 16: A Few Optimizations – consts.dart

Lecture 17: Run on Server and Client

Lecture 18: Check Server and Client

Chapter 9: Scoring in the Game

Lecture 1: consts.dart

Lecture 2: txtBox.dart

Lecture 3: game.dart

Lecture 4: game.dart – _placeText()

Lecture 5: game.dart – getScoreText()

Lecture 6: game.dart – _checkScore()

Lecture 7: game.dart – _processScore()

Lecture 8: game.dart – other

Lecture 9: udp.dart

Lecture 10: udp.dart – initScoring()

Lecture 11: udp.dart – sendScore()

Chapter 10: The User Interface

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: main.dart – App Class

Lecture 3: HomePage Class

Lecture 4: _HomePageState Class

Lecture 5: _HomePageState Class – build() 1

Lecture 6: consts.dart

Lecture 7: _HomePageState Class – build() 2

Lecture 8: _HomePageState Class – build() 3

Lecture 9: _HomePageState Class – build() 4

Lecture 10: _HomePageState Class – build() 5

Lecture 11: _HomePageState Class – build() 6

Lecture 12: _HomePageState Class – build() 7

Lecture 13: _HomePageState Class – build() 8

Lecture 14: _HomePageState Class – build() 9

Lecture 15: _HomePageState Class – showMessage()

Lecture 16: _HomePageState Class – showMessages()

Lecture 17: _HomePageState Class – changeColor()

Lecture 18: _HomePageState Class – showScore()

Lecture 19: _HomePageState Class – dispose()

Lecture 20: Udp Class

Lecture 21: Udp Class – initMessaging()

Lecture 22: Udp Class – sendMessage()

Instructors

Hennie Reyneke
Electronics Engineer who fell in love with Flutter and Dart

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 2 votes
2 stars: 1 votes
3 stars: 3 votes
4 stars: 2 votes
5 stars: 6 votes

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