RPG Core Combat Creator- Learn Intermediate Unity C# Coding

RPG Core Combat Creator: Learn Intermediate Unity C# Coding, available at $119.99, has an average rating of 4.66, with 190 lectures, 28 quizzes, based on 11108 reviews, and has 106034 subscribers.

You will learn about Create core combat mechanics for melee, ranged and special attacks. More advanced C# techniques such as interfaces, delegates, and co-routines. Create pathfinding systems and patrol paths for enemies and NPCs. Make a detailed level with terrain, enemies, triggers, lighting, particles and props. Balance the player and enemy stats (eg. health, damage, movement, attack speed, and more). Advanced game design, project management and code architecture strategies. This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for intermediate Unity users who want to create their own RPG. or Our Complete Unity Developer course provides the perfect pre-requisite. It is particularly useful for This course is for intermediate Unity users who want to create their own RPG. or Our Complete Unity Developer course provides the perfect pre-requisite.

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Summary

Title: RPG Core Combat Creator: Learn Intermediate Unity C# Coding

Price: $119.99

Average Rating: 4.66

Number of Lectures: 190

Number of Quizzes: 28

Number of Published Lectures: 190

Number of Published Quizzes: 27

Number of Curriculum Items: 218

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 217

Original Price: $189.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create core combat mechanics for melee, ranged and special attacks.

More advanced C# techniques such as interfaces, delegates, and co-routines.

Create pathfinding systems and patrol paths for enemies and NPCs.

Make a detailed level with terrain, enemies, triggers, lighting, particles and props.

Balance the player and enemy stats (eg. health, damage, movement, attack speed, and more).

Advanced game design, project management and code architecture strategies.

Who Should Attend

This course is for intermediate Unity users who want to create their own RPG.

Our Complete Unity Developer course provides the perfect pre-requisite.

Target Audiences

This course is for intermediate Unity users who want to create their own RPG.

Our Complete Unity Developer course provides the perfect pre-requisite.

Role Playing Games can be complex to create, with many interacting gameplay systems. We make it easy for you!Learn, step-by-step, how to make the foundations of any good RPG combat system – from scratch.

In this course we’re focusing on the core of any great RPG, giving your players a fun combat momentin a well crafted level, based upon a solid game design, built using a robust code architecture.You will follow our project, but also make the game entirely your own.

This highly acclaimed course was over 200% funded on Kickstarter, and is designed for intermediate users of Unity. We recommend you take at least the first half of our Complete Unity Developer 2D or 3D, or equivalent, as a pre-requisite.

The course can be a standalone course, or can be taken as the first part in our RPG series. The three other separate courses in this series teach the Inventory system, Shops and Abilities, and Dialogue and Quests.

This is a highly realistic and comprehensive introduction to real game development. We’ll be taking you through our process step-by-step, with all decisions justified and all avenues explored.

Fancy something a little different to get started? Check out GameDev’s other courses, just look for the green logo as your guide.

We will be dealing with player movement, NavMesh navigation, AI pathfinding, save and loading systems, basic pick ups, using asset packs, debug code, making particle effects and more. We’ll also give you a robust code architecture for managing more complex projects by setting up namespaces.

You’ll need a basic grasp of Unity and C# before you get start, from there we’ll be teaching you more advanced programming techniques such as C# delegates, interfaces, co-routines and more.

Building an RPG is an amazing way to level-up your game development skills, so why not join us and get started improving your game development right now?

Get plugged into our communities of amazing developers on Facebook (nearly 20k), in our own TA-curated Community (17k views/day), and our student chat group (10k live at any one time).

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction & Setup

Lecture 1: Welcome To The Course

Lecture 2: Install Unity 2018.3

Lecture 3: Install Visual Studio Code

Lecture 4: Not Making Intellisense?

Lecture 5: Quick Game Design Overview

Lecture 6: Architectural Overview

Lecture 7: Community & Support

Chapter 2: Basic Movement

Lecture 1: Section Overview – Basic Movement

Lecture 2: Create A Simple Sandbox

Lecture 3: Move Using Nav Mesh Agent

Lecture 4: Refining Your Nav Mesh

Lecture 5: Introduction To Raycasting

Lecture 6: Implement Click-To-Move

Lecture 7: Create A Fixed Follow Camera

Lecture 8: Animation Blend Trees

Lecture 9: Match Animation To Movement

Lecture 10: Basic Movement Tweaks

Lecture 11: Project Folder Structure

Chapter 3: High Level Game Design

Lecture 1: Section Intro – High Level Design

Lecture 2: 1.5 Page Game Design Document

Lecture 3: The Player Experience

Lecture 4: First Draft Of Your GDD

Chapter 4: Basic Combat

Lecture 1: Section Overview – Basic Combat

Lecture 2: Separating The Control Layer

Lecture 3: Namespaces To See Dependencies

Lecture 4: Raycasting For Components

Lecture 5: Implementing Action Priority

Lecture 6: Move Within Range

Lecture 7: Cancelling Combat With Movement

Lecture 8: Decoupling Dependency Cycles

Lecture 9: Dependency Inversion With Interfaces

Lecture 10: Add Attack Animation

Lecture 11: Trigger Animation In Code

Lecture 12: Throttling Our Attacks

Lecture 13: Taking Damage

Lecture 14: Nested Prefabs And Variants

Lecture 15: Using Prefab Variants

Lecture 16: Any State Animations

Lecture 17: Trigger Death Animation

Lecture 18: Stop Attacking Already

Lecture 19: Look Them In The Eyes

Lecture 20: Ignore Dead Enemies

Lecture 21: Bugs? What Bugs?

Chapter 5: Enemy AI

Lecture 1: Section Overview – Enemy AI

Lecture 2: Calculating AI Chase Distance

Lecture 3: Swappable Control Systems

Lecture 4: Disable Control When Dead

Lecture 5: Visualising With Gizmos

Lecture 6: AI Guarding Behaviour

Lecture 7: Thats Some Suspicious Behaviour

Lecture 8: Visualising Waypoints

Lecture 9: Waypoint Loops

Lecture 10: Patrolling Behaviour

Lecture 11: Dwelling At Waypoints

Chapter 6: First Moment

Lecture 1: Section Overview – First Moment

Lecture 2: Design A Moment

Lecture 3: Sketch Your Moment

Lecture 4: Tips To Improve Workflow

Lecture 5: Craft The Environment

Lecture 6: Hits-To-Kill Design Metric

Lecture 7: Tweak Enemy Patrol

Lecture 8: Cinemachine Follow Camera

Lecture 9: Make Cinematic Sequence

Lecture 10: Trigger Cinemachine Cut Scene

Lecture 11: The Observer Pattern In C#

Lecture 12: Player Input In Cutscenes

Chapter 7: Scene Management

Lecture 1: Section Overview – Scene Management

Lecture 2: Make A Second Scene

Lecture 3: Scene Loading Portals

Lecture 4: How Coroutines Work

Lecture 5: Wait For Scene To Load

Lecture 6: Player Spawn Point

Lecture 7: Cross Scene References

Lecture 8: Canvas Groups For Fading

Lecture 9: Nested Coroutines For Fading

Lecture 10: Avoiding The Singleton Pattern

Chapter 8: Saving Asset Pack

Lecture 1: Section Overview: Saving Asset Pack

Lecture 2: WARNING – BinaryFormatter Security Vulnerability

Lecture 3: The Saving System Overview

Lecture 4: Triggering Saving And Loading

Instructors

Ben Tristem
GameDev.tv Founder :: Entrepreneur :: Passionate Teacher

Rick Davidson
Helped More Than 1 Million Students To Create & Grow

GameDev.tv Team
Learn to Make and Sell Games

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1 stars: 49 votes

2 stars: 96 votes

3 stars: 500 votes

4 stars: 2888 votes

5 stars: 7575 votes

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