Unity Multiplayer UNET Build Online Shooter . Code included

Unity Multiplayer UNET Build Online Shooter . Code included, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 43 lectures, based on 279 reviews, and has 72994 subscribers.

You will learn about Turn any Unity games into multiplayer games know how to synchronize players create a network host clients create server clients launch magic firebolts with different colors free for all matches This course is ideal for individuals who are game lovers or hobbyist or entrepreneurs, side entrepreuneurs or computer students or cool kids or graphic designers It is particularly useful for game lovers or hobbyist or entrepreneurs, side entrepreuneurs or computer students or cool kids or graphic designers.

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Summary

Title: Unity Multiplayer UNET Build Online Shooter . Code included

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 43

Number of Published Lectures: 43

Number of Curriculum Items: 43

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 43

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Turn any Unity games into multiplayer games
know how to synchronize players
create a network
host clients
create server clients
launch magic firebolts with different colors
free for all matches

Who Should Attend

game lovers
hobbyist
entrepreneurs, side entrepreuneurs
computer students
cool kids
graphic designers

Target Audiences

game lovers
hobbyist
entrepreneurs, side entrepreuneurs
computer students
cool kids
graphic designers

Do you want to create online worlds like MineCraft or Clash of Clans? Do you feel like you cannot do it because multiplayer is hard to program?

Well, you were right until today. I have looked through dozens of ways to make a multiplayer game, and i came up with the easiest way to make it happen.

This course contains all you need to easily turn any Unity games into online multiplayer platforms. This course will drive you step by step on taking a shooter robots game and turn it into an online multiplayer Free For All game.

The process is fun and it feels great to accomplish such a difficult task.

Join the community now

MULTIPLAYER MADE EASY

Unity Multiplayer is the easiest way to create real time, networked games for Unity. It’s fast to implement and highly customizable. Unity-provided servers ensure that your players can find and play with each other.

EASY TO IMPLEMENT

Unity Multiplayer uses the component workflow you already know so you can implement and prototype networked features quickly.

FLEXIBLE

Low level APIs grant you access to the core of the Unity Multiplayer’s framework, so you can optimize your game for a networked environment, however you want to.

BACKED BY UNITY

Unity Matchmaker Servers makes it easy to connect your players. Unity Relay Servers brokers network traffic to ensure quality sessions between your players no matter where they are.

GET STARTED NOW

Unity Multiplayer is available to all Unity customers for development purposes at no additional charge. It is totally free to create professional multiplayer games

HANDS ON PROJECT

This course drives you step by step on how to turn a 3D shooter game into a multiplayer game where 2 to 16 players can play simultaneously controlling robots shooting fireballs at eachother, in a fun environment like MineCraft style.

MEGA BONUS

By joining this course, you automatically get for FREE all the project files, the source codes, the graphic files, 3d animations, models, and you also get the published iPhone app and Android it. Life is good!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Prepare the single game int multiplayer ready

Lecture 1: Download single player project and test it

Lecture 2: Getting the scripts ready for multiplayer

Lecture 3: Temporarly disabling enemies and vehicles

Lecture 4: Adding firebolt prefabs

Lecture 5: Firing red or blue firebolts

Chapter 3: Multiplayer setup

Lecture 1: Create new player costume materials

Lecture 2: Swapping player costumes for multiplayer use

Lecture 3: Adding the multiplayer network manager and HUD

Lecture 4: Creating multiplayer spawn points

Lecture 5: Launching 2 games simultaneously on your computer

Chapter 4: Multiple players logic

Lecture 1: Controlling only one player character in multiplayer

Lecture 2: Synchronizing firebolts from server to clients

Lecture 3: Synchronizing player position and animations

Lecture 4: Creating player unique names (part 1 of 2)

Lecture 5: Creating player unique names (part 2 of 2)

Lecture 6: Programming player taking damage on all clients

Lecture 7: displaying health points as text

Lecture 8: Create a health bar

Lecture 9: Synchronizing healthbar across clients and testing

Lecture 10: Prevent shooting firebolts when dead

Lecture 11: Programming the multiplayer respawn

Lecture 12: How to easily test multiplayer by running multiple builds

Lecture 13: Synchronizing respawn on server and clients

Lecture 14: Testing the player life cycle

Lecture 15: Respawn player visual countdown timer

Lecture 16: Keeping score of player kills count

Chapter 5: Enemies Setup

Lecture 1: Multiplayer enemy spawn point setup

Lecture 2: Programming the enemy respawn script

Lecture 3: Tweaking the enemy respawning logic

Lecture 4: Adding multiple enemy spawn points

Lecture 5: Synchronizing vehicles in multiplayer games

Lecture 6: Camera follow local player and lighting effects

Lecture 7: Synchronize vehicle collision with server and clients

Chapter 6: Online Cloud Server Setup

Lecture 1: Overview of hosting a Unity game online

Lecture 2: Create an online git repository

Lecture 3: Unity online git repository setup

Lecture 4: Unity Editor git settings

Lecture 5: Unity Cloud multiplayer setup matchmaking

Lecture 6: Launching a build in Unity Cloud

Lecture 7: Create a custom multiplayer menu and script

Lecture 8: Connecting the custom network manager to the play level

Chapter 7: Bonus

Lecture 1: Bonus – files

Instructors

Yohann Taieb
Apps Games Unity iOS Android Apple Watch TV Development

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 21 votes
2 stars: 20 votes
3 stars: 46 votes
4 stars: 75 votes
5 stars: 117 votes

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