Make a fighting game in Unity

Make a fighting game in Unity, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 158 lectures, based on 336 reviews, and has 2843 subscribers.

You will learn about Step by step guide showing you how to make a StreetFighter style game in Unity 2020 Add a variety of free characters with a range of different fighting styles Dynamically load characters and levels into a scene Add a Main menu and a character select screen Create both 1 player and 2 player modes Set up player gamepads for 2 player mode Create AI characters that will fight you in 1 player mode Add health bars, timer and win/Lose conditions Create easy to understand C# code to control your fighters Use Unitys Mecanim animator to manage different fight animations Develop professional level game design experience Develop a fully completed fighting game This course is ideal for individuals who are You should be eager to build your own games using Unity or This is a useful portfolio example for people trying to get into game design careers It is particularly useful for You should be eager to build your own games using Unity or This is a useful portfolio example for people trying to get into game design careers.

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Summary

Title: Make a fighting game in Unity

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 158

Number of Published Lectures: 157

Number of Curriculum Items: 158

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 157

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Step by step guide showing you how to make a StreetFighter style game in Unity 2020

Add a variety of free characters with a range of different fighting styles

Dynamically load characters and levels into a scene

Add a Main menu and a character select screen

Create both 1 player and 2 player modes

Set up player gamepads for 2 player mode

Create AI characters that will fight you in 1 player mode

Add health bars, timer and win/Lose conditions

Create easy to understand C# code to control your fighters

Use Unitys Mecanim animator to manage different fight animations

Develop professional level game design experience

Develop a fully completed fighting game

Who Should Attend

You should be eager to build your own games using Unity

This is a useful portfolio example for people trying to get into game design careers

Target Audiences

You should be eager to build your own games using Unity

This is a useful portfolio example for people trying to get into game design careers

In this course I am going to be showing you how to create your own fighting game inside of the Unity game engine.

We’re going to be bringing in a series of free characters as well as a wide range of free animations so that each character can have their own unique style.

We’re going to create a character select screen and we’re also going to setup AI characters, these are computer controlled characters that will fight against you and it will seem as though the AI character is just as effective and just as realistic as a real player. The characters you choose will dynamically load into the level you choose and there are a wide variety of levels to choose from.

We will also be setting up a 2 player mode and mapping the controls for 2 game pad controllers so you can have two people playing at the same time. You can control characters either by game pad or by keyboard.

We will setup options so that you can set a difficulty level for the AI characters. You will also be able to adjust the volume for music and sound effects independently.

We’re going to be setting up animator controllers for each character and controlling the animations through various parameters that will be called in C# scripts. We’re going to create a wide range of C# scripts using easy to understand and easy to implement code.

So by the end of this course you will have a fully completed fighting game which will look great in your portfolios. You can also include your completed game for free on websites or sell it commercially online through Steam or other such websites. You will also have gained the experience and knowledge of how to make this type of game inside of the Unity game engine.

Why not enroll today and I look forward to seeing you in my course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Install Unity

Lecture 3: Install Post Processing

Lecture 4: Reference Code

Chapter 2: Main Scene

Lecture 1: Setting up backgrounds

Lecture 2: Downloading characters

Lecture 3: Importing characters

Lecture 4: Post Processing

Lecture 5: Transparency fix

Lecture 6: Setup Animations

Lecture 7: Animation scripting

Lecture 8: Movement

Lecture 9: Jumping

Lecture 10: Cannot exit screen

Lecture 11: Face opponent

Lecture 12: Flip Animations

Chapter 3: Combat Animations

Lecture 1: Combat Animations

Lecture 2: Spinning Jump

Lecture 3: Combat Setup

Lecture 4: Task Review

Lecture 5: Leg Sweep

Lecture 6: Aerial Moves

Lecture 7: Flip Animations

Lecture 8: Blocking

Lecture 9: Sounds

Lecture 10: Sound reverb

Lecture 11: Reaction animations

Lecture 12: Reaction Setup

Lecture 13: Reaction Code

Lecture 14: Hit sounds

Lecture 15: Flip react

Chapter 4: Player 2

Lecture 1: Player 2 animations

Lecture 2: Animator setup

Lecture 3: Player 2 setup

Lecture 4: Player 2 Controls

Lecture 5: Player 2 Blocking

Lecture 6: Player 2 Animations

Lecture 7: Jump Flip edit

Lecture 8: Jump over characters

Lecture 9: Jump code

Lecture 10: Jump animation

Lecture 11: Jump review

Lecture 12: Dont Push opponent

Lecture 13: Dont Push P2

Lecture 14: Reset Move

Lecture 15: Fixing the jump

Lecture 16: Attack Colliders

Lecture 17: Collider animations

Lecture 18: Collider code

Lecture 19: Player 2 colliders

Lecture 20: Player 2 code

Lecture 21: Fixing reactions

Lecture 22: Heavy react slide

Lecture 23: Edit Reactions

Lecture 24: 2 Joypad Setup

Chapter 5: User Interface (UI)

Lecture 1: Health bar graphics

Lecture 2: Health bar code

Lecture 3: Red bar

Lecture 4: Health bars

Lecture 5: Knockout

Lecture 6: Blocking

Lecture 7: Victory animations

Lecture 8: Victory code

Lecture 9: Heavy react fix

Lecture 10: Jump speed fix

Lecture 11: Particle Effects

Lecture 12: Particle Effects 2

Lecture 13: Victory check

Lecture 14: Attack timing

Lecture 15: Dynamic loading

Lecture 16: Dynamic checks

Lecture 17: Player prefabs

Lecture 18: Player reversal

Lecture 19: Player spawning

Lecture 20: Spawning Fix

Chapter 6: Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Lecture 1: AI Walking

Lecture 2: AI Pause

Lecture 3: AI random attack

Lecture 4: Attack within range

Lecture 5: AI Triggers

Lecture 6: AI attack rate

Lecture 7: AI dazed

Lecture 8: Crouch defend

Lecture 9: AI blocking

Lecture 10: Crouch colliders

Lecture 11: AI Character test

Lecture 12: Setting up Eve AI

Lecture 13: Saving AI Prefabs

Chapter 7: Sounds

Lecture 1: Text mesh pro

Lecture 2: Timer code

Lecture 3: Timer reaches 0

Lecture 4: Fight round text

Lecture 5: Fight round audio

Instructors

Pete Jepson
Game Design Tutor

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2 stars: 6 votes

3 stars: 25 votes

4 stars: 82 votes

5 stars: 219 votes

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