Zombie Escape- A Point Click 3D Game using Unity NavMesh

Zombie Escape: A Point & Click 3D Game using Unitys NavMesh, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 75 lectures, based on 11 reviews, and has 186 subscribers.

You will learn about Utilizing Unitys NavMesh Agent for Point & Click player movement Building a geomorphic-style procedural random level generator with customizable settings and spawn types Developing a Finite State Machine (FSM) in C# for controlling enemy behaviors Implementing Patrol, Idle, Chase, Attack, and Standby states Leveraging Unitys NavMesh Surface for A* Pathfinding in dynamically generated environments Configuring NavMesh Agents, Obstacles, Modifiers, Areas, and Agent Types Organizing resources using ScriptableObjects for memory optimization Creating Health & Combat systems for fully playable game experience Generating engaging sound effects and integrating audio sources This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner to intermediate Unity C# game developers looking to create a fully playable game while expanding their skillset or Game developers interested in learning and implementing Unitys NavMesh system for pathfinding and AI behavior or Individuals with a passion for developing point-and-click 3D games with a focus on enemy AI and procedural level generation or Developers seeking to enhance their understanding of ScriptableObjects, Singleton patterns, and modular level design in Unity or Students eager to create engaging and dynamic game experiences with intelligent enemy interactions and a variety of game mechanics It is particularly useful for Beginner to intermediate Unity C# game developers looking to create a fully playable game while expanding their skillset or Game developers interested in learning and implementing Unitys NavMesh system for pathfinding and AI behavior or Individuals with a passion for developing point-and-click 3D games with a focus on enemy AI and procedural level generation or Developers seeking to enhance their understanding of ScriptableObjects, Singleton patterns, and modular level design in Unity or Students eager to create engaging and dynamic game experiences with intelligent enemy interactions and a variety of game mechanics.

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Summary

Title: Zombie Escape: A Point & Click 3D Game using Unitys NavMesh

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 75

Number of Published Lectures: 75

Number of Curriculum Items: 75

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 75

Original Price: $79.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Utilizing Unitys NavMesh Agent for Point & Click player movement

Building a geomorphic-style procedural random level generator with customizable settings and spawn types

Developing a Finite State Machine (FSM) in C# for controlling enemy behaviors

Implementing Patrol, Idle, Chase, Attack, and Standby states

Leveraging Unitys NavMesh Surface for A* Pathfinding in dynamically generated environments

Configuring NavMesh Agents, Obstacles, Modifiers, Areas, and Agent Types

Organizing resources using ScriptableObjects for memory optimization

Creating Health & Combat systems for fully playable game experience

Generating engaging sound effects and integrating audio sources

Who Should Attend

Beginner to intermediate Unity C# game developers looking to create a fully playable game while expanding their skillset

Game developers interested in learning and implementing Unitys NavMesh system for pathfinding and AI behavior

Individuals with a passion for developing point-and-click 3D games with a focus on enemy AI and procedural level generation

Developers seeking to enhance their understanding of ScriptableObjects, Singleton patterns, and modular level design in Unity

Students eager to create engaging and dynamic game experiences with intelligent enemy interactions and a variety of game mechanics

Target Audiences

Beginner to intermediate Unity C# game developers looking to create a fully playable game while expanding their skillset

Game developers interested in learning and implementing Unitys NavMesh system for pathfinding and AI behavior

Individuals with a passion for developing point-and-click 3D games with a focus on enemy AI and procedural level generation

Developers seeking to enhance their understanding of ScriptableObjects, Singleton patterns, and modular level design in Unity

Students eager to create engaging and dynamic game experiences with intelligent enemy interactions and a variety of game mechanics

Welcome to “Zombie Escape,” a comprehensive course designed for beginner to intermediate level game developers, guiding you step-by-step through creating an immersive Point & Click 3D game using Unity’s powerful NavMesh system.

In this course, you will:

Implement Point & Click player movement with Unity’s NavMesh Agent and create smooth animations based on velocity

Develop a versatile Finite State Machine (FSM) in C# to control enemy behaviors such as Patrol, Idle, Chase, Attack, and Standby

Build a geomorphic-style procedural level generator and leverage Unity’s NavMesh Surface for A* Pathfinding in dynamically generated environments

Configure NavMesh Agents, Obstacles, Modifiers, Areas, and Agent Types to create realistic and challenging gameplay

Design intelligent enemy flocking behaviors, ensuring enemies surround the player while waiting for their turn to attack

Create enemy Spawn Nests with customizable rules for activation, enemy types, and rewards

Utilize ScriptableObjects for effective organization and memory optimization

Implement a Singleton script to manage health, inventory, and upgrades across multiple scenes and levels

Design comprehensive Health & Combat systems to make your game fully playable and enjoyable

By the end of this course, you’ll have gained the skills and knowledge to create your own captivating 3D games using Unity’s NavMesh system, and you’ll be well-equipped to tackle more advanced game development challenges. Join us on this exciting journey and create your own Zombie Escape today!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Initial Setup

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: Resources

Lecture 3: Setup Unity Project

Lecture 4: Import From Zip

Lecture 5: Demo Scene

Lecture 6: Animations

Lecture 7: Scripts

Lecture 8: Unity Package

Chapter 2: NavMesh Agent

Lecture 1: Fine-Tuning Our Agent

Lecture 2: Click Target Decal

Lecture 3: Setup Player Prefab

Lecture 4: Setup Enemy Prefab

Chapter 3: Enemy State Machine

Lecture 1: State Conditions

Lecture 2: Enum & Switch Case

Lecture 3: Patrol State

Lecture 4: Chase Player

Lecture 5: Chase Breadcrumbs

Lecture 6: Toggle Agent & Obstacle

Lecture 7: Enemy Attack Priority

Lecture 8: StandBy State

Lecture 9: Attack & Stance Animations

Chapter 4: Combat & Health Systems

Lecture 1: Enemy Combat

Lecture 2: Player Combat

Lecture 3: Life & Death

Lecture 4: Random Death Animations

Lecture 5: Blood Puddle Prefab

Lecture 6: Blood Particles

Lecture 7: Health Feedback

Lecture 8: Regeneration

Lecture 9: Players Healthbar

Lecture 10: Enemys Healthbar

Lecture 11: Death Screen Overlay

Lecture 12: Input Manager

Chapter 5: Enemy Spawning

Lecture 1: Automate Enemy Creation

Lecture 2: Enemy Groups

Lecture 3: Spawn Nest Prefabs

Lecture 4: Spawn Nest Visuals

Lecture 5: Spawn Nest Particles

Lecture 6: Spawn Nest Destruction

Lecture 7: Quick Fixes

Chapter 6: Modular Level Design

Lecture 1: Singleton & Depot

Lecture 2: Model Prefabs

Lecture 3: Manual Level Design

Lecture 4: Camera Rig

Lecture 5: Upgrade Pickups

Lecture 6: Upgrade Cooldowns

Lecture 7: Pickups: Keys

Lecture 8: Locked Doors

Lecture 9: Level Exits

Lecture 10: New Area Type (Puddle)

Lecture 11: Set Speed by Area Costs

Lecture 12: Create Geomorphic Tileset

Chapter 7: Random Level Generator

Lecture 1: Level Generator

Lecture 2: Placing Wall Boundaries

Lecture 3: Spawner Script

Lecture 4: Populating Lists of Spawn Types

Lecture 5: Placing Pickups & Keys

Lecture 6: Placing Nests & Exits

Chapter 8: NavMesh Surface

Lecture 1: Download & Install NavMesh Surface

Lecture 2: Building NavMesh Surface

Lecture 3: Modifiers for Area Types

Lecture 4: Agent Type for Bigger Foes

Lecture 5: Multiple Spawn Nests

Chapter 9: Sound Effects

Lecture 1: Reference Audio with ScriptableObject

Lecture 2: AudioSource for Every Character

Lecture 3: Reusing AudioSources with PlayOneShot

Lecture 4: Animation Event Triggers

Lecture 5: Guise (Scriptable Object)

Chapter 10: Bringing It All Together

Lecture 1: Level Settings (Scriptable Object)

Lecture 2: Level Progression

Lecture 3: Score Manager

Lecture 4: Score Summary

Lecture 5: Victory Scene with Rolling Credits

Lecture 6: Escape Menu (Retry, Quit, Volume)

Lecture 7: Bonus

Instructors

Billy McDaniel
Indie Video Game Developer

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