#1 Unity Hyper Casual Cricket Mobile Game using C#

#1 Unity Hyper Casual Cricket Mobile Game using C#, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 103 lectures, based on 35 reviews, and has 405 subscribers.

You will learn about How to make an advanced Cricket Game How to track & fix bugs How to setup your project for mobile How to get / make the assets youll need for your Game How to Switch between scenes & manage Transitions How to add a bit of Polish to your game This course is ideal for individuals who are Aspiring game devs willing to make their own mobile game or Cricket fans desiring to create a fan game It is particularly useful for Aspiring game devs willing to make their own mobile game or Cricket fans desiring to create a fan game.

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Summary

Title: #1 Unity Hyper Casual Cricket Mobile Game using C#

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 103

Number of Published Lectures: 103

Number of Curriculum Items: 103

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 103

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to make an advanced Cricket Game

How to track & fix bugs

How to setup your project for mobile

How to get / make the assets youll need for your Game

How to Switch between scenes & manage Transitions

How to add a bit of Polish to your game

Who Should Attend

Aspiring game devs willing to make their own mobile game

Cricket fans desiring to create a fan game

Target Audiences

Aspiring game devs willing to make their own mobile game

Cricket fans desiring to create a fan game

In this course, you will learn how to make a cool and fun Hyper Casual Cricket Mobile Game!

Together, we will go through the various processes used in Mobile Game Dev to bring your ideas to life.

We will Createa Complete, Fully Functional, Ready to Publishgame in less than 13 hours.

By taking this course, you will learn how to:

Createa similar game by yourself

AnimateHyper Casual 3D Models

Controlany object with your fingers (on the phone of course, you’re not an X-Men)

DetectSimple Collisions and apply a certain Logic

Controlthe flow of your game !

MakeManagers ! Like in the real life that will help you control the flow of your game

CreateUI Elements

Add Currencyinto your game

Detectmore complex collisions

Use & Experimentwith Shader Graph

Implement Unity Ads and add Rewarded Videos

This is only a small overview of what you’ll learn, there is so much more in the course, it’s 13 hours of Content !

The most important thing is that you’ll learn, A LOT ! And if you happen to have any questions, I will take your hand and Helpuntil you clearly understand why I wrote or did this instead of that. 

I want YOUto learn because Making Games is Easy & Fun馃檪

So if you want to impress your friends, have a good time making your own game, self publish your game and make money, publish the next Hit game with a big publisher, or just add a bunch of information to your brain’s knowledge database, this course is for you!

Don’t wait anymore, and Enroll Now !

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Setup

Lecture 1: Drawing the Pitch

Lecture 2: Creating the Field

Chapter 2: Lets Start Bowling !

Lecture 1: Adding the Bowler Model

Lecture 2: Importing the Bowler Animations

Lecture 3: Animating the Bowler

Lecture 4: The Bowler is Running !

Lecture 5: The Bowler is now Throwing !

Lecture 6: Adding a Throw Transition

Lecture 7: A Fake Ball ?

Lecture 8: We Setup the Ball Launcher

Lecture 9: Some Ball Launcher Maths, nothing really complicated

Lecture 10: Now the Bowler Launches the Ball

Lecture 11: Bowler Target Movement

Lecture 12: The Bowler Cameras

Lecture 13: The Bowler Manager

Lecture 14: The Bowler Camera ! The real one !

Lecture 15: Aiming UI

Lecture 16: Creating Graphics for the Power Slider

Lecture 17: Power Slider Logic

Lecture 18: The Bowling Logic

Lecture 19: Some Speed Conversions

Lecture 20: Determining the Bowler Shoot Speed

Chapter 3: Stumps & Bails

Lecture 1: Creating the Stump

Lecture 2: Creating the Bail

Lecture 3: Adding Colliders to the Stump

Lecture 4: Anchoring the Stump to the Ground

Lecture 5: Setup the Stumps and Bails

Chapter 4: The Super Duper AI Batsman

Lecture 1: We Setup the AI Batsman

Lecture 2: Adding some AI Batsman Animations

Lecture 3: Fixing some Animation issues

Lecture 4: The AI Batsman follows the Target

Lecture 5: Improving the AI Batsman Brain

Lecture 6: The AI Batsman now hits the ball !

Lecture 7: Time Management for the AI Batsman

Chapter 5: We have a Better Ball

Lecture 1: Ball Detection 1 / 2

Lecture 2: Ball Detection 2 / 2

Lecture 3: Better Ball Detection for the AI Batsman

Lecture 4: The Ball Camera

Chapter 6: Graphics Enhancements

Lecture 1: Using Shader Graph for the Field 1 / 2

Lecture 2: Using Shader Graph for the Field 2 / 2

Lecture 3: Water & Camera Colors

Chapter 7: Bowling Improvements

Lecture 1: Local Score UI

Lecture 2: The Ball Script (we needed one)

Lecture 3: The Local Score Manager

Lecture 4: Some Small Ball Improvements

Lecture 5: How to set the Next Over ?

Lecture 6: How to detect Ball Misses ?

Lecture 7: Detecting Stump Hits

Chapter 8: The Batsman Scene

Lecture 1: We Setup the Batsman Scene ! Hurray !

Lecture 2: Player Batsman Setup

Lecture 3: Player Batsman Moves now !

Lecture 4: Player Batsman Hits the Ball 1 / 2

Lecture 5: Player Batsman Hits the Ball 2 / 2

Lecture 6: We setup the AI Bowler now, Cool !

Lecture 7: The AI Bowler can now Aim properly !

Lecture 8: The Batsman Manager

Lecture 9: The AI Bowler learns how to Throw the Ball !

Lecture 10: The Batsman Camera

Chapter 9: Main Scene & Setup

Lecture 1: Main Scene Setup

Lecture 2: We Create the Game Manager

Lecture 3: The Logic behind the Game Manager

Lecture 4: The Score Manager

Lecture 5: Switching between Game Modes

Lecture 6: End Game Logic 1 / 2

Lecture 7: End Game Logic 2 / 2

Lecture 8: Fixing the Play Button

Chapter 10: Transitions & Score Display

Lecture 1: The Menu Transition Setup

Lecture 2: The Menu Transition Logic

Lecture 3: Adding In Game Transitions

Lecture 4: Fixing In Game Transitions, very quickly

Lecture 5: Adding Score to Transitions

Lecture 6: Transition Score Logic

Lecture 7: Adding Score to the End Game Panels

Lecture 8: Adding Logic to the End Game Scores

Chapter 11: A Bit of Polish

Lecture 1: More Ball Improvements

Lecture 2: We can now hear Sounds ?

Lecture 3: Even More Sounds !

Lecture 4: Adding Haptics Feedback

Lecture 5: We now have a Settings Panel ! Youhou !

Lecture 6: The Sounds Button Logic

Lecture 7: The Haptics Button Logic

Lecture 8: Adding Coins in our UI

Lecture 9: Creating the Data Manager

Chapter 12: Lets go Shopping !

Lecture 1: Creating the Shop UI

Lecture 2: Adding the Bats Buttons Grid

Lecture 3: Adding the Bat Button Logic

Lecture 4: Creating the Shop Manager

Lecture 5: Saving the Bat Button State

Instructors

Tabsil Makes Games
Unity Mobile Game Developer

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