Unity 5 Multiplayer InGame Mail Messaging

Unity 5 Multiplayer InGame Mail Messaging, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.85, with 59 lectures, based on 10 reviews, and has 457 subscribers.

You will learn about Build a professional mail system in Unity setup a database layer to store and retrieve mail messages setup a backend layer to act as the middleman between the database and Unity have Unity interact with the server to retrieve and send messages Create an in-game mail user interface authenticating and registering users. This course is ideal for individuals who are game enthusiasts. or computer scientists or software engineers or graphic designers or cool teenagers or cool dads and moms It is particularly useful for game enthusiasts. or computer scientists or software engineers or graphic designers or cool teenagers or cool dads and moms.

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Summary

Title: Unity 5 Multiplayer InGame Mail Messaging

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.85

Number of Lectures: 59

Number of Published Lectures: 59

Number of Curriculum Items: 59

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 59

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build a professional mail system in Unity
setup a database layer to store and retrieve mail messages
setup a backend layer to act as the middleman between the database and Unity
have Unity interact with the server to retrieve and send messages
Create an in-game mail user interface
authenticating and registering users.

Who Should Attend

game enthusiasts.
computer scientists
software engineers
graphic designers
cool teenagers
cool dads and moms

Target Audiences

game enthusiasts.
computer scientists
software engineers
graphic designers
cool teenagers
cool dads and moms

Important: all software used are FREE to download and use on PC, LINUX and MAC computers (no need to pay, cheers!)

In this course you will learn how to use Unity3D to build a professional multiplayer mail inbox.

The majority of online multiplayer games use a mail system where players can send and receive emails within the game. The game becomes more engaging as players can trade items and send virtual money to eachother.

All the great games out there are using it, look at Star Wars, or World of Warcraft or MineCraft. That’s exactly what you will be making by taking this course.

We will start by designing the data layer using MySQL and PHP. The database will be able to store and retrieve a huge amount of in-game mail, which is something that Unity cannot do on its own.

Then we will use Unity to design the mailbox user interface to read incoming mail as well as compose and send mail to other players.

Finally, we will integrate all of it inside a real working multiplayer game so that we can have live players walk to the mailbox and access the mail messages.

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This course provides all the necessary assets for you. The only tool we use in this course is Unity 3D, and it’s completely free to use. No need to spend extra money.

This course is easy to follow along since all the steps are shown to you in the video lectures, so you can’t possibly miss a step.

Please join the course now. You’ve got nothing to lose because if i don’t deliver, you’ll get a full refund. I’ll see you in the course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Overview ad Instructor Greetings

Lecture 1: Instructor greetings and course overview

Lecture 2: Download the Unity project and open the scene

Chapter 2: Authentication System

Lecture 1: How to play the game server and client and test them

Lecture 2: Overview of the scene assets and resources

Lecture 3: Designing the Login user interface in Unity

Lecture 4: Designing the registration UI

Lecture 5: Connecting the authentication UI to the code

Lecture 6: Swapping between Registration panel and login panel

Lecture 7: Adding a feedback message field

Lecture 8: Overview of the Authentication system

Lecture 9: Installing mySql and Php on MAC and Windows the easy way

Lecture 10: Installing the mySql editor

Lecture 11: Create the SQL database and user table

Lecture 12: Inserting new users using the mysql editor

Lecture 13: Download Php text editors MAC and Windows

Lecture 14: Connect the php script to mySql database

Lecture 15: Programming the database login script

Lecture 16: Loging user connecting Unity login to database

Lecture 17: Programming the registration in Unity

Lecture 18: Triggering the user registration from Unity

Lecture 19: Creating a serializable json user object in Unity

Lecture 20: Refactoring the request endpoints

Lecture 21: Launching the game client after successful login and registration

Lecture 22: Testing Game Host and Client Login

Lecture 23: Hide password fields and add user ID to User

Chapter 3: Mailing System

Lecture 1: Designing the inbox model

Lecture 2: Adding the mail scroll symbols on the flags

Lecture 3: Programming the wind flag movement

Lecture 4: Adding Mouse events to the inbox

Lecture 5: Testing the player to inbox range

Lecture 6: Overview of the mail data layer

Lecture 7: Creating the mail database table

Lecture 8: Inserting dummy email messages in the database

Lecture 9: Programming the PHP code to retrieve a player emails

Lecture 10: Creating the Mail Message class

Lecture 11: Retrieving a email from the SQL backend into Unity

Lecture 12: Retrieving multiple mail messages from the database

Lecture 13: Parsing the json response in Unity

Lecture 14: Designing the Inbox container interface

Lecture 15: UI design of the inbox left side

Lecture 16: Working on the inbox UI right container and scroll view

Lecture 17: Designing the mail message entry boxes

Lecture 18: Spawning the inbox mail entries programmatically

Lecture 19: Displaying the correct mail fields

Lecture 20: Storing each mail variables in the mail entry

Lecture 21: Designing the mail message details UI

Lecture 22: Programming the click event on each mail messages

Lecture 23: Writing code to remove mail entries on Compose click

Lecture 24: Refreshing the inbox mail messages

Lecture 25: Writing the code to send message to server in Unity

Lecture 26: Add the From To recipient field

Lecture 27: Writing the URL request to save email message in database

Lecture 28: Writing the PHP code to save a mail message to the database

Lecture 29: Testing the new message saving into the database

Lecture 30: Writing code to retrieve Sent messages

Lecture 31: Writing the PHP code to retrieve sent emails from Database

Lecture 32: Programming the closing of the inbox panel

Lecture 33: Clicking on the mailbox prefab to open the inbox interface

Chapter 4: BONUS

Lecture 1: BONUS

Instructors

Yohann Taieb
Apps Games Unity iOS Android Apple Watch TV Development

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