Unity Multiplayer Game Development with Node

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Alexander Zanfir

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01 - Introduction and Project Overview

01 - Introduction and Project Overview.mp4

01:01

02 - Unity Multiplayer Game Development with Node

02 - Setting up Unity and Node for Multiplayer Development.mp4

08:51

03 - Connecting Our First Client to the Server.mp4

09:06

04 - Spawning Our First Player.mp4

09:07

05 - Spawning Existing Players.mp4

05:10

06 - Navigating Our Player.mp4

09:13

07 - Moving Our Player with Clicks.mp4

07:07

08 - Animating Our Player.mp4

05:56

09 - Run Animation for Our Player.mp4

07:59

10 - Sending a Move Request to the Server.mp4

11:15

11 - Passing Our Move Position.mp4

12:42

12 - Identifying Our Players.mp4

09:54

13 - Associating Our Player Objects with ID's.mp4

06:34

14 - Moving Other Players.mp4

12:42

15 - Moving All Players.mp4

08:11

16 - Disconnecting Players.mp4

08:39

17 - Updating Position with New Clients.mp4

11:09

18 - Updating Movement with New Clients.mp4

12:34

19 - Interacting with Players Using Interfaces.mp4

10:12

20 - Creating a Spawner Factory.mp4

11:25

21 - Following Players.mp4

10:54

22 - Sending a Follow Target to the Server.mp4

10:26

23 - Synchronizing Player Follows.mp4

11:53

24 - Stopping Our Player Follow.mp4

03:24

25 - Optimizing Our JSON.mp4

06:41

26 - Refactoring Our Network Class.mp4

04:11

27 - Creating a Targeting Class.mp4

11:22

28 - Attacking Players.mp4

04:29

29 - Synchronizing Player Attacks.mp4

06:22

30 - Implementing Health and Damage.mp4

04:46

31 - Adding Attack Animations.mp4

11:59

32 - Implementing Player Death Logic.mp4

08:37

33 - Respawning Players.mp4

08:14

34 - Improving Anti-hacking with Server Authoritative Code.mp4

11:36

35 - Estimating Player Travel Time.mp4

07:56

36 - Determining if a Player Is Hacking Their Position.mp4

11:05

37 - Concluding the Course.mp4

03:40

Description

Learn how to develop a multiplayer game that allows for real-time game play. In this course, you'll discover how to create your own multiplayer game with a dedicated server driven by NodeJs. Software required: Unity 5.3.1, Node 5.1.0, Brackets 1.6.

What You'll Learn?

Building your own multiplayer game that is responsive enough for multiplayer game play can be difficult, but not anymore. Throughout this course, Unity Multiplayer Game Development with Node, you'll learn how to create your own multiplayer game with a dedicated server driven by NodeJs. This will be built on top of websockets so that it is responsive, allowing for real-time multiplayer game play. You will start to build a multiplayer template; you'll then learn how to spawn, navigate, and move your players. Finally, you'll end up with a proof of concept, which you can then use as a template to continue building your own customized game. By the end of this course, you'll have the knowledge as well as a template to build your own responsive multiplayer games. Software required: Unity 5.3.1, Node 5.1.0, Brackets 1.6.

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Alexander Zanfir is the President of SocialPlay Inc., an R&D Game Service and Technology Company. He is also the founder and producer of several Game Development Technologies, Services and Video Games such as Cloud Goods™, Dungeon Legends and Dungeon Forge. Alex has taught multiple Game Development and Programming courses at various institutions including government institutes and colleges. He was engaged in numerous 3D Simulation research and development projects for Defence Research & Development Canada’s Military Training and Cognitive Sciences department and has been a founding member of multiple IT and Energy start-ups. Alex has been a past Agile and TDD practices coach and consultant for several companies and teams. He began programming in Basic on his Commodore 128 making several games, and has been at it ever since.

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