Create Your 3D MOBA Game for Mobile Using Godot

Create Your 3D MOBA Game for Mobile Using Godot, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 57 lectures, based on 105 reviews, and has 1215 subscribers.

You will learn about Write a 100% server authoritative game using Godot Learn optimization techniques for 60fps performance on Mobile devices Build advanced movement and combat mechanics across a network Create a Lobby/Room based system for matchmaking (4-8 players) Learn anti-cheating methods and mechanisms Get familiar with advanced network lag compensation methods (Reconciliation, interpolation, clock synchronization) Import and manipulate 3D models and animations from Mixamo to Blender to Godot Build manageable server/client code base that can scale Learn how to use particle systems to create special effects This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for game developers wishing to make their next multiplayer online game It is particularly useful for This course is for game developers wishing to make their next multiplayer online game.

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Summary

Title: Create Your 3D MOBA Game for Mobile Using Godot

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 57

Number of Published Lectures: 57

Number of Curriculum Items: 57

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 57

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Write a 100% server authoritative game using Godot

Learn optimization techniques for 60fps performance on Mobile devices

Build advanced movement and combat mechanics across a network

Create a Lobby/Room based system for matchmaking (4-8 players)

Learn anti-cheating methods and mechanisms

Get familiar with advanced network lag compensation methods (Reconciliation, interpolation, clock synchronization)

Import and manipulate 3D models and animations from Mixamo to Blender to Godot

Build manageable server/client code base that can scale

Learn how to use particle systems to create special effects

Who Should Attend

This course is for game developers wishing to make their next multiplayer online game

Target Audiences

This course is for game developers wishing to make their next multiplayer online game

This course will help you start your next 3D MOBA (Multiplayer online battle arena) Game using Godot Engine and making sure it works on mobile devices!

The course is currently using Godot 3.x.

The course is carefully divided into 10 sections that contain videos relevant to each section.

You will learn the basics of importing 3D characters from Mixamo to Godot and how to setup a flexible animation Tree for your character. Then we will build the 3D environment by importing 3D assets into Godot and learning how to manipulate them, then we move into optimizing the assets for mobile devices using Lightmap baking in Godot, and we will go through implementing multi resolution and multi touch input features. You will also learn how to use the particle system in Godot to create special effects.

Next I will walk you through creating a Lobby/Room system for your Game. We will then address advanced game networking concepts such as entity interpolation, clock sync, reconciliation, etc.. and learn how to utilize them in your next Game through movement and combat.

By the end of this course, you will have a deep understanding of the concepts behind multiplayer networked games and on how to start creating your next 3D MOBA for mobile using Godot!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Getting the 3D character and animations ready!

Lecture 1: Using Mixamo and downloading animations

Lecture 2: Theory: Mixamo-Godot Pipeline

Lecture 3: [Add-on] Combining Mixamo Animations in Blender

Lecture 4: [New!][Manual] Combining Mixamo Animations in Blender

Lecture 5: Importing the Character into Godot

Lecture 6: Basic animations editing in Godot

Lecture 7: Introducing the AnimationTree node

Lecture 8: AnimationTree node part2

Chapter 3: Preparing the 3d Environment

Lecture 1: Building the 3D stage

Lecture 2: Let the river flow! Intro to visual shader editor

Lecture 3: Adding Lights and Sky to the scene

Lecture 4: Adding Collision shapes to the stage

Lecture 5: Adding collision shapes to the character and making it unshaded

Chapter 4: Getting Ready for Mobile & Optimizations

Lecture 1: Multi-Resolution and Multi-Touch Buttons

Lecture 2: Setup Godot for Android Export

Lecture 3: Creating the Camera

Lecture 4: Fixing common issues with the mobile

Lecture 5: Using Baked Lightmaps

Lecture 6: Performance monitoring

Chapter 5: Programming the Character Controller

Lecture 1: Programming the Joystick

Lecture 2: Character Movement Part 1

Lecture 3: Character Movement Part 2

Lecture 4: Adding the Gravity

Lecture 5: Adding the various animations to the controller

Lecture 6: Code optimizations and fixes

Chapter 6: Adding Special Effects w/Particles

Lecture 1: VFX: Tools and Techniques

Lecture 2: Creating Slash Effects

Lecture 3: Creating a Fireball Attack Part 1

Lecture 4: Creating a Fireball Attack Part 2

Lecture 5: Creating a Ground Smash effect

Chapter 7: Networking Introduction

Lecture 1: Theory: Network Architectures & Cheating

Lecture 2: Theory: Network Architectures and Cheating

Lecture 3: Creating a Server Project

Lecture 4: Host your game on a VPS

Chapter 8: Creating the Lobby System

Lecture 1: Creating the Lobby scenes and Scenes Handling

Lecture 2: Using the SceneHandler

Lecture 3: Coding the Lobby System Part 1

Lecture 4: Coding the Lobby System Part 2

Lecture 5: Coding the Lobby System Part 3

Lecture 6: Coding the Lobby System Part 4

Lecture 7: Coding the Lobby System Part 5

Lecture 8: Coding the Lobby System Part 6

Chapter 9: Networking Concepts for Multiplayer Games

Lecture 1: Copying the Stage and Character to the Server

Lecture 2: Character Spawning and Stage Loading Part 1

Lecture 3: Character Spawning and Stage Loading Part 2

Lecture 4: Clock Synchronization

Lecture 5: Sending input to the Server

Lecture 6: The World State – Syncing Animations and Movement

Lecture 7: What is Interpolation?

Lecture 8: Entity Interpolation

Lecture 9: Server Reconciliation

Lecture 10: Networked Combat Basics

Chapter 10: Server Authentication

Lecture 1: Coming Soon

Lecture 2: Player Authentication using Firebase – Intro & Theory

Lecture 3: Setting up Firebase

Chapter 11: Bonus Lectures

Lecture 1: Adding a weapon to the character

Instructors

Anas Khalil
Mechanical Engineer

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2 stars: 1 votes

3 stars: 7 votes

4 stars: 24 votes

5 stars: 69 votes

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