Third Person Shooter Survival Game in Unity 2024

Third Person Shooter Survival Game in Unity 2024, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 158 lectures, based on 65 reviews, and has 547 subscribers.

You will learn about GTA 5 Game Clone 3D Game Development How to make Story Based Games Build Weapons Inventory System in 3D Game Build Vehicles | Car System in 3D Game Police System in 3D Game Wanted Level System Professional Humans AI Controllers Professional Cars | Vehicles AI System Player Health System Player Wealth Money System Player Map System and much more. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to become professional game developer or Anyone who wants to learn and build professional games It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to become professional game developer or Anyone who wants to learn and build professional games.

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Summary

Title: Third Person Shooter Survival Game in Unity 2024

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 158

Number of Published Lectures: 158

Number of Curriculum Items: 158

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 158

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

GTA 5 Game Clone

3D Game Development

How to make Story Based Games

Build Weapons Inventory System in 3D Game

Build Vehicles | Car System in 3D Game

Police System in 3D Game

Wanted Level System

Professional Humans AI Controllers

Professional Cars | Vehicles AI System

Player Health System

Player Wealth Money System

Player Map System

and much more.

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to become professional game developer

Anyone who wants to learn and build professional games

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to become professional game developer

Anyone who wants to learn and build professional games

In this course you will learn how to build professional games like gta v using unity game engine. So you will learn and develop step by step in this course the GTA 5 Game with your own complete story.

Grand Theft Auto V is a action-adventure game developed by Rockstar North and published by Rockstar Games. It is the seventh main entry in the Grand Theft Auto series, following Grand Theft Auto IV, and the fifteenth instalment overall.

Unity is a cross-platform game engine developed by Unity Technologies, first announced and released in June at Apple Worldwide Developers Conference as a Mac OS X game engine. The engine has since been gradually extended to support a variety of desktop, mobile, console and virtual reality platforms.

Game Development is the art of creating games and describes the design, development and release of a game. It may involve concept generation, design, build, test and release. While you create a game, it is important to think about the game mechanics, rewards, player engagement and level design.

Video game developers help transform games from a concept to a playable reality. They do this by coding visual elements, programming features, and testing iterations until a game is ready for market. If you love video games and enjoy working with computers, a career in video game development can be immensely rewarding. The average salary for a Game Developer in US is $115,846. The average additional cash compensation for a Game Developer in US is 14,692. The average total compensation for a Game Developer in US is 130,538.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Setup new Project | Set Game Environment

Lecture 1: Download these Files

Lecture 2: Creating Project

Lecture 3: Adding Environment

Chapter 3: GTA V Player Controller

Lecture 1: Download these Files

Lecture 2: Setting up Player Character

Lecture 3: Cinemachine Camera

Lecture 4: Intro to Player Movement in unity

Lecture 5: Adding Player Movement

Lecture 6: Rotating player

Lecture 7: Making turning of player smooth

Lecture 8: Moving player in direction of camera

Lecture 9: Adding Gravity to player

Lecture 10: Adding Jump to player

Lecture 11: Adding Sprint to player

Lecture 12: Creating animator controller

Lecture 13: Adding parameters and conditions

Lecture 14: Adding animations to player

Chapter 4: GTA V Rifles Controller in Unity Game Engine

Lecture 1: Download these Files

Lecture 2: Adding Rifles models to game

Lecture 3: Adding Gun Animations

Lecture 4: Adding Two hands gun to player

Lecture 5: Shooting using RayCast in unity

Lecture 6: Adding Crosshair

Lecture 7: Switching Camera

Lecture 8: Giving damage to random object

Lecture 9: Adding Muzzle spark to handgun

Lecture 10: Adding Impact effect

Lecture 11: Adding fire charge to handgun

Lecture 12: Ammo & Mag system for rifle in unity

Lecture 13: Reloading rifle in unity

Lecture 14: Ammo out UI to rifle

Lecture 15: Shooting with second handgun

Lecture 16: Movement with handguns

Lecture 17: Animator controller parameters

Lecture 18: Animations transition part 1

Lecture 19: Animations transition part 2

Lecture 20: Fixing Movement and Rotating issue

Lecture 21: Transition Shooting animations

Lecture 22: Aiming and shooting animations

Lecture 23: Making animations smooth

Lecture 24: Adding shotgun

Lecture 25: Shotgun Script

Lecture 26: Adding animations for shotgun

Lecture 27: Adding UZI

Lecture 28: UZI Script

Lecture 29: UZI2 Script

Lecture 30: Adding Bazooka

Lecture 31: Bazooka script

Lecture 32: Bazooka Animations

Chapter 5: Pickup Weapons | Weapons Inventory System

Lecture 1: Download these Files

Lecture 2: Creating Weapon Shop

Lecture 3: Player Money System in Unity

Lecture 4: Rifles pickup in Unity

Lecture 5: Pickup Script

Lecture 6: Inventory UI

Lecture 7: Storing Items in Inventory

Lecture 8: Storing data in Inventory

Lecture 9: Storing and drawing rifles from Inventory

Lecture 10: Changing animator controllers at runtime

Lecture 11: Showing Inventory using button

Lecture 12: Inventory Camera Movement Solved

Chapter 6: AI Humans Character System

Lecture 1: Download these Files

Lecture 2: Importing Characters pack

Lecture 3: Creating WayPoints

Lecture 4: WayPoints Manager Window

Lecture 5: Creating WayPoints

Lecture 6: Visualisation WayPoints

Lecture 7: Visualisation WayPoints Width

Lecture 8: Creating next & previous waypoint connections

Lecture 9: Creating WalkAble area for AI players

Lecture 10: Adding & Moving AI Character in wayPoints

Lecture 11: Adding more AI Characters

Lecture 12: Spawning AI Characters

Lecture 13: Adding Animations to Character

Lecture 14: Moving AI characters in different directions

Lecture 15: Adding branch system to traffic AI

Chapter 7: Cars | Vehicles AI System

Lecture 1: Adding car models

Lecture 2: Car Navigator Script

Lecture 3: Car WayPoint Navigator

Lecture 4: Adding police car

Chapter 8: Police System & Wanted Level System

Lecture 1: Download these Files

Lecture 2: Player current kills

Lecture 3: Wanted level script

Lecture 4: Adding police models and animations

Lecture 5: Adding Police Character Script

Lecture 6: Walking the Police AI

Lecture 7: Police Officer chasing player

Lecture 8: Police Animator controller

Lecture 9: Police Rifle

Lecture 10: Police Officer Shooting

Lecture 11: Connecting Police Officer Animations

Instructors

WITS Gaming
Game Development Company

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 4 votes

2 stars: 1 votes

3 stars: 5 votes

4 stars: 11 votes

5 stars: 44 votes

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