Unity Game Tutorial: Board Game – Ludo 3D

Unity Game Tutorial: Board Game – Ludo 3D, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 66 lectures, based on 184 reviews, and has 778 subscribers.

You will learn about Create a 3D Ludo Game from scratch with Unity Engine. C# – Lists, Arrays, for loop, foreach loop, while loop,co-routines, statemaschines … Node System to move on with a stone. How AI works and plays alone. Player input. This course is ideal for individuals who are You want to learn, how ludo can be created. or You want to create/finish your first or any game at least. or You want to move to the game industry, but need to start anywhere. It is particularly useful for You want to learn, how ludo can be created. or You want to create/finish your first or any game at least. or You want to move to the game industry, but need to start anywhere.

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Summary

Title: Unity Game Tutorial: Board Game – Ludo 3D

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 66

Number of Published Lectures: 66

Number of Curriculum Items: 66

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 66

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create a 3D Ludo Game from scratch with Unity Engine.
C# – Lists, Arrays, for loop, foreach loop, while loop,co-routines, statemaschines …
Node System to move on with a stone.
How AI works and plays alone.
Player input.

Who Should Attend

You want to learn, how ludo can be created.
You want to create/finish your first or any game at least.
You want to move to the game industry, but need to start anywhere.

Target Audiences

You want to learn, how ludo can be created.
You want to create/finish your first or any game at least.
You want to move to the game industry, but need to start anywhere.

In this Course you’ll learn how to create the board game Ludo 3D with Unity Engine. Board games a quite popular even on mobile or pc. I will show you step by step how you can create Ludo.

This course is a Beginner course, so if you have trouble in any case, write me a message or Q&A, and i’ll help as best as i can.

If you are beginner, you might have some trouble to follow, but the videos will guide you through the complete course. Don’t forget you only become better if you repeat things and keep on learning!

So we create Systems which will give us the freedom to:

C# (Monodevelop)

A path system to create our own playfield
A statemaschine to handle all players / cpus
A node system to know who is where
AI which is able to play completely alone

Unity (2018.2)

we create a playfield
we create a GameManager
we create a main menu scene where we can pick who wants to play
we create a game over scene to see who are the first 3 players

Course Material

I provide the following Material with the Course:

1x Node 3D Model
1x Stone 3D Model
1x Dice 3D Model
You have to write the code on your own, i do not provide the final scripts!

All other graphics for Menu’s, Icons, Images or Buttons need to be created on your own.
All Materials i provide are for education only and should not be in your final release!

Conclusion

In the end of this course you will have a fully functional Ludo 3D Game.

Challenge

After you have created nice Menus, Buttons, and maybe additional content, upload the Game to any Gaming Website, Google Playstore, Apple Store or even Windows Store or Steam.

So what are you waiting for?

Let’s make your dream game a reality!!

Level: Beginner
Video Course Length: ~7 hours
Unity Version required: 5.3+

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: The Concept & Unity Settings

Lecture 1: The Ludo Concept

Lecture 2: Unity Setup & Import Assets

Chapter 3: The Playfield

Lecture 1: The Route #1

Lecture 2: The Route #2

Lecture 3: The Outer Route

Lecture 4: The Final Routes

Lecture 5: The Bases

Chapter 4: Player Stones

Lecture 1: The Stone Selector

Lecture 2: The Nodes Script

Lecture 3: Stone Variables

Lecture 4: Creating the Full Route

Lecture 5: Finish the Full Route

Lecture 6: Stone Movement #1

Lecture 7: Stone Movement #2

Chapter 5: GameManager

Lecture 1: Player List

Lecture 2: Statemaschine

Lecture 3: Instance & some Variables

Chapter 6: AI Programming

Lecture 1: CPU rolls Dice

Lecture 2: Red Stones Setup

Lecture 3: Check Start Node #1

Lecture 4: Check Start Node #2

Lecture 5: Leaving the Base

Lecture 6: Update Node & GameManager

Lecture 7: Check Possible Move

Lecture 8: Check Possible Kick Move

Lecture 9: Make a Move #1

Lecture 10: Make a Move #2

Lecture 11: Adding the other Stones

Lecture 12: Switch Players

Lecture 13: GameManager Update

Lecture 14: CPUs can move

Chapter 7: More Game Mechanics

Lecture 1: Return kicked Stone

Lecture 2: Protect After Kick

Lecture 3: Recap

Lecture 4: Re-Roll when diced 6

Lecture 5: Hopping Stones

Lecture 6: Hopping from and to Base Node

Lecture 7: Check for Win

Chapter 8: Human Player

Lecture 1: Dice Button & StateMaschine

Lecture 2: Selector Management

Lecture 3: Roll Dice #1

Lecture 4: Roll Dice #2

Lecture 5: Roll Dice #3

Lecture 6: Roll Dice #4

Lecture 7: Move Stones

Chapter 9: Physical Dice

Lecture 1: Model Setup

Lecture 2: Make it physical

Lecture 3: Dice Sides

Lecture 4: Dice Script #1

Lecture 5: Dice Script #2

Lecture 6: Dice Script #3

Lecture 7: Dice Script #4

Lecture 8: Roll the Dice

Lecture 9: Final Steps

Chapter 10: Game Visuals, Scenes & Final Touches

Lecture 1: Info Window

Lecture 2: Random Player Starts

Lecture 3: Menu Scene #1 – Interface

Lecture 4: Menu Scene #2 – Toggle Selection

Lecture 5: Menu Scene #3 – Start Button

Lecture 6: Load Choosen Players

Lecture 7: Save The Winners

Lecture 8: Game Over Scene

Lecture 9: Game Over Screen Update

Chapter 11: Conclusion & Bonus Content

Lecture 1: Fixing The GameSettings

Lecture 2: Conclusion

Instructors

Octo Man
Let's make your dream game a reality.

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4 stars: 62 votes
5 stars: 99 votes

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