Multiplayer Virtual Reality (VR) Development With Unity

Multiplayer Virtual Reality (VR) Development With Unity, available at $94.99, has an average rating of 4.38, with 62 lectures, based on 899 reviews, and has 8099 subscribers.

You will learn about Multiplayer Virtual Reality Development Full Multiplayer VR Synchronization (Head, Hands, Body) VR Player Movement Synchronization including Teleportation Networked Grabbing Oculus Quest Development Unity XR Interaction Toolkit Editor Scripts for easy Multiplayer testing Login with Playername VR Keyboard VR Avatar Selection System with five different model Creating and joining Virtual Rooms by map type This course is ideal for individuals who are Unity Developers who want to create Multiplayer Virtual Reality experiences It is particularly useful for Unity Developers who want to create Multiplayer Virtual Reality experiences.

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Summary

Title: Multiplayer Virtual Reality (VR) Development With Unity

Price: $94.99

Average Rating: 4.38

Number of Lectures: 62

Number of Published Lectures: 61

Number of Curriculum Items: 62

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 61

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Multiplayer Virtual Reality Development

Full Multiplayer VR Synchronization (Head, Hands, Body)

VR Player Movement Synchronization including Teleportation

Networked Grabbing

Oculus Quest Development

Unity XR Interaction Toolkit

Editor Scripts for easy Multiplayer testing

Login with Playername

VR Keyboard

VR Avatar Selection System with five different model

Creating and joining Virtual Rooms by map type

Who Should Attend

Unity Developers who want to create Multiplayer Virtual Reality experiences

Target Audiences

Unity Developers who want to create Multiplayer Virtual Reality experiences

!!! JUST UPDATED WITH UNITY 2020.3 LTS !!! (Also the lectures are now 1080p)

Welcome to Udemy’s first Multiplayer Virtual Reality Development course!

Virtual Reality is having its best time ever. Stuck in our homes, we find joy and happiness in VR. But some people still think VR is an isolating experience.

Not anymore! Virtual Reality has the potential the be the next social impact in our lives. With Multiplayer implementation, we can meet people in Virtual Worlds and communicate with tools that do not exist in the real world.

In this course, we build a Multiplayer VR project from scratch. Unity’s XR Interaction Toolkit is used for the Virtual Reality solution. Also, Photon- PUN 2 asset is used for Multiplayer implementation. While learning, you will have much fun with the Game Assets that I will share with you.

By enrolling in this course, you will learn Multiplayer VR Development Fundamentals such as:

Configuring a Unity project for Oculus Quest with the new XR Interaction Toolkit from Unity 2019.4

VR Keyboard Implementation

Connecting servers with player name

Joining Virtual rooms

Avatar Selection System

Full Multiplayer VR Synchronization (Head, Hands, Body)

Multiplayer VR Movement Synchronization for Teleportation and Joystick

Voice Chat for VR

Networked Grabbing

Editor Scripting for Multiplayer tests with only one headset

This course is tested with Oculus Quest only. However, it should work with Oculus Rift and Rift S without any issue. Because Unity’s XR Interaction is used and it offers cross-platform support for VR Development.

At the end of the course, you will have a fully working Multiplayer VR Template project that you can even publish!

Even if you do not have a VR Supported PC, I will show you how to easily test VR projects.

If you have a SteamVR supported headset, you can still follow the course.  Because there is a special lecture explaining how to set up the project for OpenVR. Note that SteamVR is not officially supported by the XR Interaction toolkit, yet. But it will be and the course will be updated according to that.

Come and join me to build the Virtual Worlds that we will be living in

I will see you there

-Tevfik

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Read Before Begin

Chapter 2: Creating the Project and Importing Game Assets

Lecture 1: Introduction to Section and about Unity version

Lecture 2: Installing Unity

Lecture 3: Creating the Project and Importing Game Assets

Lecture 4: Importing Unity XR Interaction Toolkit and Configuring Project For Oculus Quest2

Lecture 5: XR Rig Setup

Lecture 6: Installing apk into Quest/2

Lecture 7: Testing with Unity Editor via Oculus Link/SteamVR Setup and OpenXR

Lecture 8: (Old Lecture)Testing VR in Unity Editor without a Powerful PC

Chapter 3: VR DEVELOPMENT BASICS

Lecture 1: VR Avatar Implementation

Lecture 2: Continuous Moving & Continuous Turn & Character Controller

Lecture 3: Teleportation

Lecture 4: Grabbing in VR

Lecture 5: UI Interactions in VR

Chapter 4: Multiplayer Virtual Reality Basics

Lecture 1: Importing Photon Unity Networking 2 ( PUN 2)

Lecture 2: Connecting to Photon Servers

Lecture 3: Login UI

Lecture 4: VR Keyboard Implementation and Connecting with Playername

Lecture 5: Loading Home Scene and Intro to Photon Rooms

Lecture 6: Joining Random Rooms

Lecture 7: Editor Testing for Multiplayer: Editor Scripting in Unity

Lecture 8: Creating Virtual Rooms Based On Map Selection

Lecture 9: Joining Virtual Rooms Based on Map Selection

Lecture 10: Loading and Synchronizing Scenes Based on Map Selection

Lecture 11: Listing Player Counts on Virtual Worlds

Lecture 12: Spawning VR Players Inside Virtual Room

Lecture 13: Networked VR Player Setup

Lecture 14: Fixing Bugs and Leaving Virtual Rooms

Chapter 5: Multiplayer Virtual Reality Synchronization Across the Network

Lecture 1: Photon Synchronization Basics

Lecture 2: MultiplayerVRSynchronization Script

Lecture 3: Networked Grabbing Part 1: Intro

Lecture 4: Networked Grabbing Part 2: Ownership Transfer

Lecture 5: Networked Grabbing Part 3: Remote Procedure Calls- RPCs

Chapter 6: Avatar Selection

Lecture 1: Local Avatar Selection System

Lecture 2: Remote Avatar Selection System: Custom Player Properties for Avatar Model Synch

Chapter 7: Voice Chat Implementation

Lecture 1: Into and Importing Photon Voice 2 into the Project

Lecture 2: Setup Voice Chat

Lecture 3: Update in Voice Chat 2

Lecture 4: Setup UI For Voice Chat

Chapter 8: Completed Project Source Codes

Lecture 1: Source Codes

Chapter 9: Old Course Content

Lecture 1: Creating the Project and Importing Game Assets

Lecture 2: Importing Unity XR Interaction Toolkit and Configuring Project For Oculus Quest/

Lecture 3: XR Rig Setup

Lecture 4: Viewing the Scene in VR Part 1: XR Rig Setup

Lecture 5: Viewing the Scene in VR Part 2: Configuring Project for Oculus Quest Build

Lecture 6: Viewing the Scene in VR Part 3: Installing External apk files

Lecture 7: Optimizing the Project for Oculus Quest

Lecture 8: Capturing XR Button Input

Lecture 9: Opening/Closing VR Menu with XR Button

Lecture 10: UI Interactions

Lecture 11: Loading Home Scene and Intro to Photon Rooms

Lecture 12: Joining Random Rooms

Lecture 13: Editor Testing for Multiplayer: Editor Scripting in Unity

Lecture 14: Creating Virtual Rooms Based On Map Part 1- Setting up Open Worlds UI

Lecture 15: Creating Virtual Rooms Based On Map Part 2- Custom Room Properties

Lecture 16: Joining Virtual Rooms Based on Map Selection

Lecture 17: Loading and Synchronizing Scenes Based on Map Selection

Lecture 18: Listing Player Counts on Virtual Worlds

Lecture 19: Spawning VR Players Inside Virtual Room

Lecture 20: Networked VR Player Setup

Instructors

Tevfik Ufuk DEM?RBA?
XR Developer & Entrepreneur

IRONHEAD Games
XR Development made easy!

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2 stars: 10 votes

3 stars: 42 votes

4 stars: 256 votes

5 stars: 587 votes

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