Build GTA VICE City 2 Game | Unity3d Mobile Game Development

Build GTA VICE City 2 Game | Unity3d Mobile Game Development, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.9, with 78 lectures, based on 14 reviews, and has 163 subscribers.

You will learn about mobile game development android game development ios game development unity 3d game development advanced player controller advanced camera manager and controller advanced mobile touch input system how to make advanced game ui for mobile screen police AI car AI advanced car controllers wanted level AI and System mission system advanced enemy system advanced enemy AI car drifting controllers shopping system shopping store traffic system and much more This course is ideal for individuals who are anyone who wants to learn and build mobile games or anyone who wants to become a professional game developer It is particularly useful for anyone who wants to learn and build mobile games or anyone who wants to become a professional game developer.

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Summary

Title: Build GTA VICE City 2 Game | Unity3d Mobile Game Development

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.9

Number of Lectures: 78

Number of Published Lectures: 78

Number of Curriculum Items: 78

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 78

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

mobile game development
android game development
ios game development
unity 3d game development
advanced player controller
advanced camera manager and controller
advanced mobile touch input system
how to make advanced game ui for mobile screen
police AI
car AI
advanced car controllers
wanted level AI and System
mission system
advanced enemy system
advanced enemy AI
car drifting controllers
shopping system
shopping store
traffic system
and much more

Who Should Attend

anyone who wants to learn and build mobile games
anyone who wants to become a professional game developer

Target Audiences

anyone who wants to learn and build mobile games
anyone who wants to become a professional game developer

In this course you will learn how to create action-adventure game played from either a third-person. Players complete missions—linear scenarios with set objectives—to progress through the story. Outside of the missions, players may freely roam the open world. So you will learn how to develop fully functional mobile, iOS and Android Games for phones.

Unity is a cross-platform game engine developed by Unity Technologies. Unity game engine has since been gradually extended to support a variety of desktop, mobile, console and virtual reality platforms.

If you already know how to program, learning Unity should not be too difficult. However, learning Unity may be much more complicated if you are new to programming. Keep in mind that you need to be able to code in C# to use Unity effectively.

The mobile gaming market is expected to exhibit a compound annual growth rate of 7.04%, resulting in a projected market volume of $125.40bn by 2028. The increase in mobile gaming popularity geared up businesses to harness the potential of mobile gaming trends with mobile game development.

Third-person shooter (TPS) is a subgenre of 3D shooter games in which the gameplay consists primarily of shooting. It is closely related to first-person shooters, but with the player character visible on-screen during play. While 2D shoot ’em up games also employ a third-person perspective, the TPS genre is distinguished by having the game presented with the player’s avatar as a primary focus of the camera’s view.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Project Assets – Download

Lecture 1: Project Assets – Download

Chapter 3: Setting Up the Game Environment

Lecture 1: Setting up project

Lecture 2: Setting up Environment

Lecture 3: Adding Player Character and guns

Chapter 4: Advanced Player Controller

Lecture 1: Adding Unity Input System

Lecture 2: Player Movement

Lecture 3: Player Rotation and Movement

Lecture 4: Adding Animations to Movement

Chapter 5: Player Camera Controller

Lecture 1: Camera Manager

Lecture 2: Camera Movement

Lecture 3: Camera Rotation

Lecture 4: Restricting Camera Angles

Lecture 5: Player Sprinting

Chapter 6: Player Falling and Landing Controller

Lecture 1: Falling and Landing

Lecture 2: Jumping

Lecture 3: Fixing Player Movement

Chapter 7: Traffic System AI Implementation

Lecture 1: Waypoint

Lecture 2: Waypoint Manager

Lecture 3: Creating Waypoints

Lecture 4: Showing Waypoints Gizmos

Lecture 5: Waypoint System Track

Lecture 6: Adding and Moving Character in Waypoints

Lecture 7: Setting up AI Characters

Lecture 8: AI Spawner Script

Chapter 8: Shopping and Shopping Store System

Lecture 1: 01 – Adding Animations and Rifles

Lecture 2: Adding Shop System part 1

Lecture 3: Adding Shop System part 2

Lecture 4: Rifle Buying and Inventory System

Lecture 5: Rifle Toggle

Chapter 9: Weapons Shooting, Inventory and Shop System Complete Implementation

Lecture 1: Shooting Controller

Lecture 2: Reloading Rifles

Lecture 3: Adding Muzzle Flash

Lecture 4: Giving Damage using Rifles and showing Effects

Lecture 5: Crosshairs and Character Issue

Chapter 10: Car Traffic and Player Car

Lecture 1: Setting Up Car AI Models and Waypoints

Lecture 2: Car AI Script

Lecture 3: Car Spawning

Lecture 4: Car Controller for player

Lecture 5: Car Controller Interaction

Lecture 6: Car Camera Controller

Lecture 7: Adding Player Cars

Chapter 11: Police System

Lecture 1: Wanted Level Script

Lecture 2: Police Officer Script

Lecture 3: Police Officer Walking

Lecture 4: Chasing and Shooting

Lecture 5: Dealing Damage to police and player

Lecture 6: Adding Police Officer 2

Lecture 7: Spawning Police Officers

Chapter 12: Player UI | Health Bar | Money and Weapons UI | Wanted Level Stars UI

Lecture 1: Player HealthBar

Lecture 2: Player Money and Player Rifles UI

Lecture 3: Wanted Level Stars

Chapter 13: Mini Map System

Lecture 1: Adding MiniMap

Chapter 14: Main Menu | Options Menu | Pause Menu

Lecture 1: Main Menu

Lecture 2: Option Menu UI

Lecture 3: Main Menu Script

Lecture 4: Pause Menu

Chapter 15: Rifle Scope

Lecture 1: 09 – Rifle Scope

Chapter 16: Missions System

Lecture 1: Adding Missions Asset

Lecture 2: Setting Mission1 and 2 and their cutscenes

Lecture 3: Mission 3

Lecture 4: Mission 4 and 5 part1

Lecture 5: Mission 4 and 5 part 2

Lecture 6: Mission UI and Finishing Mission System

Chapter 17: Save System

Lecture 1: Saving and Loading Player Data

Lecture 2: Saving Player Progress

Lecture 3: Loading Player Progress

Chapter 18: Mobile Inputs | Touch Controls

Lecture 1: Adding Joystick

Lecture 2: Player Movement using Joystick

Lecture 3: Jumping and Sprinting Buttons

Lecture 4: Changing Rifle Button

Lecture 5: Shooting Mobile Controls

Lecture 6: Car Controls

Lecture 7: Pause Menu

Lecture 8: Shop Controls

Lecture 9: Fix Mobile Controls

Chapter 19: Source Code | Scripts Files

Lecture 1: Source Code | Scripts Files

Chapter 20: Congratulations on Finishing this Course

Lecture 1: Where to Go from Here

Instructors

WITS Gaming
Game Development Company

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