Unity Third Person Shooter

Unity Third Person Shooter, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 139 lectures, based on 145 reviews, and has 2873 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn how to make third person shooter games Raycasting and Impact Instantiation for weapons Change shaders dynamically during gameplay Create endless waves of vampires that spawn into the game Control animations through layerweights and layermasks Implement animation events to trigger custom functions Easy to learn coding using C# Build a solid understanding of Unity by creating an actual working video game Develop transferrable skills that can be applied to First Person Shooters and other types of games This course is ideal for individuals who are People eager to learn how to make video games or People who want to learn C# coding within real world game design or Everybody who love games and want to start making their own It is particularly useful for People eager to learn how to make video games or People who want to learn C# coding within real world game design or Everybody who love games and want to start making their own.

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Summary

Title: Unity Third Person Shooter

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 139

Number of Published Lectures: 138

Number of Curriculum Items: 139

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 138

Original Price: $149.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn how to make third person shooter games

Raycasting and Impact Instantiation for weapons

Change shaders dynamically during gameplay

Create endless waves of vampires that spawn into the game

Control animations through layerweights and layermasks

Implement animation events to trigger custom functions

Easy to learn coding using C#

Build a solid understanding of Unity by creating an actual working video game

Develop transferrable skills that can be applied to First Person Shooters and other types of games

Who Should Attend

People eager to learn how to make video games

People who want to learn C# coding within real world game design

Everybody who love games and want to start making their own

Target Audiences

People eager to learn how to make video games

People who want to learn C# coding within real world game design

Everybody who love games and want to start making their own

If you want to make impressive shooter games then this course is for you. I will be showing you step by step how to make a third person shooter game that I call Vampire’s Lair. This is full on arcade action, inspired by the original DOOM game. This will help you develop the skills necessary to go onto make your own awesome games.

There will be coding and design tasks throughout that will challenge your knowledge of game design and help you to develop professional skills. If you just want to design games for a hobby or if you are looking to embark on a career in the gaming industry this course will help you get there. Plus it’ll be a lot of fun too.

Covered in this Unity course:

Using Unity 2019

Setting up a third person character

Pickups for changing ammo/weapon types

Using single shot, rapidfire, flamethrower and grenade launcher weapons

Spawning waves of enemies that target your player

Using pathfinding AI

Killing enemies with bullets, flames, grenades and exploding barrels

Impressive shader/particle systems to give your game a professional look

Setting up animation events to trigger functions in C#

Learn C# coding using real world coding activities

Setting up a Boss with a health bar

+ Much More

(These principles can also be applied to first person shooter games)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: The Main Player

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: The Main Player – Introduction

Lecture 3: Create a basic 3D scene

Lecture 4: Install Unity Assets

Lecture 5: Basement Unity Package

Lecture 6: Gun Sounds

Lecture 7: Install Post Processing

Lecture 8: Setting up the Main Scene

Lecture 9: Setting up the Main Player

Lecture 10: Character eyes

Lecture 11: Post Processing

Lecture 12: Player Animations

Lecture 13: Scripting the Movement

Lecture 14: Scripting the Rotation

Lecture 15: Rotating Speed

Lecture 16: Player Running

Lecture 17: Giving the Player a Gun

Lecture 18: Aiming the Gun

Lecture 19: Adding a Crosshair

Lecture 20: Moving the Crosshair

Chapter 2: Weapons

Lecture 1: Weapons – Introduction

Lecture 2: Muzzle Flash

Lecture 3: Wall Impacts

Lecture 4: Gun Sounds

Lecture 5: RapidFire

Lecture 6: Slowing down RapidFire

Lecture 7: Grenade Launcher

Lecture 8: Flame Thrower

Lecture 9: Pickups

Lecture 10: Exploding Barrels

Chapter 3: User Interface (UI)

Lecture 1: User Interafce – Introduction

Lecture 2: UI Panel

Lecture 3: UI Script

Lecture 4: Weapon Change on Pickup

Lecture 5: Ammo Amount

Lecture 6: Back to Single Shot

Chapter 4: Vampires

Lecture 1: Vampires – Introduction

Lecture 2: Import Vampire

Lecture 3: Setup Vampire

Lecture 4: Editing Animations

Lecture 5: New AI Navigation in Unity

Lecture 6: Setting up a NavMesh

Lecture 7: Scripting AI

Lecture 8: Vamp Attack

Lecture 9: Freeze AI Movement

Lecture 10: Lighting the Vampire

Lecture 11: Attack Damage

Lecture 12: UI Health

Lecture 13: Hit Reaction

Lecture 14: Resetting Layer Weight

Lecture 15: Blood FX

Lecture 16: Hit Sound Effect

Lecture 17: Vampire Sounds

Lecture 18: Random Sounds

Chapter 5: Multiple Vampires

Lecture 1: Multiple Vampires – Introduction

Lecture 2: Spawn gas Prefab

Lecture 3: Nav Obstacles

Lecture 4: Crawling Animation

Lecture 5: Crawl Attack

Lecture 6: Multiple Animations

Lecture 7: Crawling Attack

Lecture 8: Vampire Prefabs

Chapter 6: Killing Vampires

Lecture 1: Killing Vampires – Introduction

Lecture 2: Blood Impacts

Lecture 3: Death Animation

Lecture 4: No Movement when Dead

Lecture 5: Dissolve Effect

Lecture 6: Changing Material when Dead

Lecture 7: Coding Layer Masks

Lecture 8: Death Sound

Lecture 9: Score Points

Lecture 10: Checking Multiple Vampires

Lecture 11: Debugging Code

Lecture 12: Death Particles

Lecture 13: Flamethrower Death

Lecture 14: Burned Animation

Lecture 15: Crawling Flame Death

Lecture 16: Death by Grenade

Lecture 17: Barrel Explosion Death

Lecture 18: Final Fix

Chapter 7: Level Design

Lecture 1: Level Design – Introduction

Lecture 2: Level Design

Lecture 3: Setting up NavMesh Helpers

Lecture 4: Baking the NavMesh

Lecture 5: Spawning Vampires

Lecture 6: Spawn Limit

Lecture 7: Destroy Spawn Place

Lecture 8: Lighting the Level

Lecture 9: Level Layout

Lecture 10: Rotation Fix

Lecture 11: Vampires Cant push the Player

Chapter 8: Music

Lecture 1: Music – Introduction

Instructors

Pete Jepson
Game Design Tutor

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5 stars: 99 votes

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