Learn Socket to Create Multiplayer Games with Unity

Name: Learn Socket to Create Multiplayer Games with Unity
Rating: 3.9 (78 reviews)

Learn to use C# Socket library to create a 3D multi-player game.

Created byÇağrı Şahin

Last updated 2/2020

English

What you'll learn

Developing own game server from scratch
Serializing data structures and preparing for transfer over the network
How data transfering between clients and server
C# threading
Reading and deserializing data from network
Learn game server architecture design

Course content

7 sections • 79 lectures • 13h 38m total length

Synchronous Chat Server11:35
Synchronous Chat Client7:37
ASynchronous Chat Server-Client8:53

Server Class Entrance6:35
Client Class Entrance7:55
Message Class Entrance6:51
BaseController5:21
Controller Manager9:19
Hello guys, you should change the name of Init function to the OnInit()
A Function for Sending Response To The Client4:23
007-Changing The Read Message Function For Encrypted Data7:22
Modify the read message function to process encrypted data, wiring server and client calls with a data callback and action codes (request and response) for Unity multiplayer messaging.
PackData(Encrypt The Data)7:04
Connecting Mysql Database7:58

Unity Entrance16:13
You need to import the package from the given link in the resources.
ClientManager5:16
Message Class For the Client-Side3:18
Creating a Function to Send Request to the Server5:58
Receiving the Data8:15
Accessing GameFacade Class from manager classes4:47
Creating a dictionary for RequestCode and Request Classes-116:09
Explore structuring server and client communication in Unity by creating a base request class, per-action requests, a request code, and a dictionary managed by the request manager.
Creating a dictionary for RequestCode and Request Classes-25:12
Creating an Animation for the Camera12:29
Login Button3:19
Creating Login,Register and Message panel13:19
Adding Path for each panel6:20
Adding some features into the MessagePanel Class-110:20
Extend the message panel by inheriting from the base panel, wiring the text component, and implementing show message with on enter, delayed visibility, and a crossfade alpha to hide.
Adding some features into the MessagePanel Class-27:30
Pushing The LoginPanel10:50
Close Button3:42
Creating Tables in Mysql3:48

Showing an Error Message for the Wrong Password9:47
Making changes for a future error7:23
First Login Request11:09
Reading the Login Request Coming From Unity on the Server15:07
Reading the Login Request Coming From Unity on the Server-26:47
Reading the Login Response Coming From Server on the Unity6:19
Fixing Some Errors9:08
Login Succesfull6:11
Pushing The RegisterPanel9:42
Sending the Register Request7:02
Continue the register flow by validating inputs, ensuring nonempty username and password, matching passwords, and sending the register request to the server via the base request while handling errors.
Registration Succeed17:57

Designin the Room List Panel11:55
Pushing Room List Panel9:08
Creating animation for the Room List Panel5:47
Animation Problems11:35
Sending Player Result From Server14:50
Reading Result From Client8:07
Makes Result Appear on the BattleRes Side6:00
Creating ScrollBar and Class for the Room Item13:39
Create a room item class with username, owner, total count, and join button, configure a vertical scroll rect, and instantiate room item prefabs into the room layout.
Designing the Room Panel19:39

CreateRoom Request-17:30
Send create room requests to the server, then define a server function to create the room and attach the client to that room in Unity.
CreateRoom Request-27:14
CreateRoom Request-314:36
Listing Room Request-114:24
Listing Room Request -218:49
Read server responses for room owner data, parse and build a list of room items, then refresh the room panel on enter or refresh button to display available rooms.
Adding User ID and Moving the CreateRoomRequest()11:39
Add user id to the client data flow, incorporate ideas for joining rooms, and move the create room request into the room panel.
Creating the RemoveRoom() and QuitRoom() functions6:12
Join Room Request-113:07
Join Room Request-224:29
Learn how to send a join room request and read the server response. Parse room and user data from the response to update the room panel and display status messages.
Join Room Request-38:17

StartGame Request15:51
Timer for Stating the Game21:39
Adding Player Movement9:12
The player Prefab is bigger than 25 mb so I had to upload it to the Google Drive.
Make the Player Shoot15:24
Creating The RoleType And RoleData15:56
Make the Camera Follow the Player5:47
Make Camera Walk Through the Scene14:42
Determining the Spawn Position of Players6:29
Current Role Game Object10:30
Enter Playing9:49
Adding Control Script From Scratch14:14
Move Request9:38
Move Request-29:19
Move Request-322:44
Read and parse data from other clients, split it into position and rotation components, build vector values, and move the remote player object using its transform and animator.
Shoot Request8:54
Shoot Request-218:34
Read shooting data from other players to remote their characters on screen according to their data. Implement a shoot request flow, parse data with Unity tools, and instantiate the arrow.
Attack Request8:17
Attack Request-211:05
Reading The GameOver From Client18:46
Walk Through The Scene10:34

Requirements

You must have installed and have basic experience with Visual Studio
You must have installed and have basic experience with Unity 5 or greater
Understanding network communications on basic level
Intermediate knowledge in C# programming language
Perseverance and desire to achieve the goal.(Most important one)

Description

Learn socket programming in C# .Net

Get proficient in computer network socket programming using TCP/IP streaming sockets and become a better professional programmer.

Perhaps you have already created some cool game and now you want your game to be multiplayer but you do not know how to do it? Creating games is hard but creating online games is even harder, especially if you do not know where to start. These days a lot of cool solutions that help achieve this or that purpose. However, I am sure that this does not suit you, either because these solutions are quite expensive or created to solve only certain tasks. Thanks to this course you will see how to program the real online games.

Due to the fact that nowadays the resources of CPU have become easily accessible to everyone, C# is perfectly suitable for creating client-server applications and for network multithreaded programming. You will see how to create a multithreaded game server for your games in C# programming language that will receive and send data to your clients in real-time using the TCP protocol that is used in real game projects.

With this course, you will see how event-driven and service-oriented applications work. Understand how to use multi-threaded programming in Unity Game Engine and you will see how to serialize and transfer data from the clients on Unity with C# programming language to the server.

At the end of this course, you will be able to create C# (Sharp) .Net software capable of sending and receiving data over TCP/IP sockets on peer to peer basis with async and await keywords. You will learn not only socket programming, but OOP as well. The course will make you a better programmer. you will have the source code of the complete production-ready event-driven service-oriented concurrent game server on C# and client for Unity Game Engine, which you can modify and freely use in your projects.

Having completed the course you will have all the skills necessary to create 3D multi-player games of your own. With the 30 day money-back guarantee you can start the course today with complete confidence.

Who this course is for:

For everyone who wants to learn how to develop server applications for any kind of games

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Course content

Simple Chat Application3 lectures • 28min

Introduction to the Server-Side9 lectures • 1hr 3min

Introduction to the Unity-Side17 lectures • 2hr 17min

First Communication Between the Unity and Server11 lectures • 1hr 47min

Introduction the Room9 lectures • 1hr 41min

Requests For the Room10 lectures • 2hr 6min

Final20 lectures • 4hr 17min

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