Introduction
- Introduction
Prepare the single game int multiplayer ready
- Download single player project and test it
- Getting the scripts ready for multiplayer
- Temporarly disabling enemies and vehicles
- Adding firebolt prefabs
- Firing red or blue firebolts
Multiplayer setup
- Create new player costume materials
- Swapping player costumes for multiplayer use
- Adding the multiplayer network manager and HUD
- Creating multiplayer spawn points
- Launching 2 games simultaneously on your computer
Multiple players logic
- Controlling only one player character in multiplayer
- Synchronizing firebolts from server to clients
- Synchronizing player position and animations
- Creating player unique names (part 1 of 2)
- Creating player unique names (part 2 of 2)
- Programming player taking damage on all clients
- displaying health points as text
- Create a health bar
- Synchronizing healthbar across clients and testing
- Prevent shooting firebolts when dead
- Programming the multiplayer respawn
- How to easily test multiplayer by running multiple builds
- Synchronizing respawn on server and clients
- Testing the player life cycle
- Respawn player visual countdown timer
- Keeping score of player kills count
Enemies Setup
- Multiplayer enemy spawn point setup
- Programming the enemy respawn script
- Tweaking the enemy respawning logic
- Adding multiple enemy spawn points
- Synchronizing vehicles in multiplayer games
- Camera follow local player and lighting effects
- Synchronize vehicle collision with server and clients
Online Cloud Server Setup
- Overview of hosting a Unity game online
- Create an online git repository
- Unity online git repository setup
- Unity Editor git settings
- Unity Cloud multiplayer setup matchmaking
- Launching a build in Unity Cloud
- Create a custom multiplayer menu and script
- Connecting the custom network manager to the play level
Bonus
- Bonus - files
