Build Multiplayer Games With Unity And Photon ( PUN 2)

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Build Multiplayer Games With Unity And Photon ( PUN 2)

Multiplayer game development made easy.Learn the basics of Multiplayer games by building from the scratch with Photon.

2,212 students enrolled

Created by Tevfik Ufuk DEMİRBAŞ

Last updated 5/2020

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Build Multiplayer Games With Unity And Photon ( PUN 2)

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What you'll learn

Multiplayer Game Development Basics
Mobile FPS Shooter Basics
How to use FPS Hands and Full Character Model together in multiplayer FPS game
How to synchronize player movement, health and animation for all players in the same room
Adding Mobile Controls For FPS Games

+ – Introduction

3 lectures 14:40

Preview 02:48

Introduction to Photon

Preview 05:34

Photon Unity Networking 2 Example Scenes

06:18

+ – Your First Multiplayer Game: Pixel GUN 3D Clone

21 lectures 02:06:37

Preview 01:36

READ BEFORE PROCEED

00:50

Creating The Project And Importing Photon Unity Networking 2 ( PUN 2 )

06:07

Connecting to Photon With Player Name

13:46

Preparing Connection Status UI And Lobby UI

07:42

Creating And Joining Random Room

Preview 09:27

Preparing Game Scene

03:45

About The Server Regions

00:31

Loading Game Scene When Joining Room

07:24

Creating FPS Pixel GUN Character

04:39

Basic FPS Movement[Part-1]

08:11

Basic FPS Movement [Part-2]

08:07

Attaching Weapon to Pixel GUN Character

04:06

Spawning Players In The Same Room

08:03

Introduction To Player Networking: Movement Synchronization

06:35

Showing Player Names On Top Of Players

05:23

Showing Health Of Players- Health Bar UI

03:50

Shooting Mechanism

08:38

Killing Mechanism- RPC Calls

07:44

Synchronizing Player Health And Adding Crosshair -RPC Calls

04:34

Dying Mechanism

05:39

+ – Mobile Multiplayer FPS Game

29 lectures 03:36:09

Introduction

01:15

Creating Mobile FPS Project And Importing PUN 2

04:07

Creating Lobby Scene

03:47

NetworkManager Script: Connecting To Photon With Player Name

Preview 08:25

Preparing Multiplayer UI

06:30

Creating Room With Room Name and Max. Players

07:53

Showing The Existing Rooms In A List [Part-1]

09:18

Showing The Existing Rooms In A List [Part-2]

10:33

Showing The Existing Rooms In A List [Part-3]

05:11

Listing Players In The Same Room [Part-1]

08:46

Listing Players In The Same Room [Part-2]

09:41

Joining Random Room

04:16

Preparing Game Scene

06:31

Loading Game Scene For All Players In the Room

03:55

Importing Player Models: Soldier

06:47

Importing Player Models: FPS Hands

02:40

Instantiating Players In The Same Room

07:17

Writing PlayerSetup Script: FPS Hands OR Full Soldier Model ?

13:15

Basic FPS Character Movement

05:23

Adding Mobile Controller [Part-1]

09:35

Adding Mobile Controller [Part-2]

06:54

Mobile Movement Across The Network

09:37

Character Animations Part-1: Generic Animation Controller

06:34

Character Animations Part-2: Blend Trees

11:30

Character Animations Part-3: Combining FPS Hands Animations And Animation Sync

10:05

Shooting With Hit Effects

07:57

Killing Mechanism Part-1: Revisiting RPCs

10:18

Killing Mechanism Part-2: Synchronized Hit Effects And Dying Animation

08:58

Respawning With Timing

09:11

+ – Multiplayer Racing Game

31 lectures 04:57:39

Creating The Project: Importing PUN 2

05:50

Importing Game Assets

04:51

Network Manager Script: Connecting To Photon With Player Name

07:01

Preparing UI Navigation

06:25

Creating Rooms Based On Game Mode Type- Custom Room Properties [Part-1]

11:17

Creating Rooms Based On Game Mode Type- Custom Room Properties [Part-2]

06:24

Joining Random Rooms Based On Game Mode

11:42

Listing Players In The Same Room [Part-1]

10:40

Listing Players In The Same Room [Part-2]

08:23

Player Ready Check Mechanism[Part-1]

Preview 10:11

Player Ready Check Mechanism[Part-2]

10:52

Loading Game Mode Scene Based On Game Mode For All Clients

10:13

Racing Game Mode: Player Selection UI

07:27

Racing Game Mode: Instantiating Players Based On Player Selection

12:50

Racing Game Mode: Car Movement Script

08:26

Racing Game Mode: PlayerSetup Script And Synchronizing Movement Across The Netwo

09:20

Racing Game Mode: Synchronizing Countdown To Start The Race!

14:08

Racing Game Mode: Who won?- Lap Controller Script

09:10

Racing Game Mode: Displaying The Race Results-Raise Events[Part-1]

13:34

Racing Game Mode: Displaying The Race Results - Raise Events[Part-2]

10:41

Racing Game Mode: Displaying Player Name On Top of Cars

08:11

Death Race Game Mode: Introduction to Scriptable Objects

11:30

Death Race Game Mode: Dynamic Player Selection With Scriptable Objects

10:58

Death Race Game Mode: Instantiating Players And Synchrozing Movement

12:08

Death Race Game Mode: Shooting With Bullets

12:49

Death Race Game Mode: Shooting With Rocket Launcher And Fire Rate

08:15

Death Race Game Mode: Shooting With Laser Gun

10:02

Death Race Game Mode: Synchronizing Shooting Across The Network

06:36

Death Race Game Mode: Killing Mechanism

11:38

Death Race Game Mode: Respawn Mechanism

11:50

Death Race Game Mode: Quit Match Mechanism

04:17

+ – Where to go next?

1 lecture 00:37

Final words on Multiplayer Game Development

00:37

+ – Games Source Codes

1 lecture 00:09

Download Links

00:09

+ – Bonus Section

1 lecture 00:14

Discounts On My Other Courses

00:14

Requirements

Beginner-Intermediate Unity
Intermediate C# Experience
Desire to learn Multiplayer Game Development

Description

Have you ever wanted to build your own multiplayer games that hit the stores like Pixel GUN 3D, Golf Clash and ShadowGun Legends? Yeah, you've come to the right place!

Because all these successful games are built using Photon which is a multiplayer game engine trusted by hundred thousands of developers around the globe!

In this course, you will learn the basics to create your own multiplayer games! And in every section, we will build a multiplayer game from scratch! So, you will learn by doing in every project...

In the first section, we will build Pixel Gun 3D Clone project from scratch with Photon Unity Networking 2 (PUN2).

It will be your first multiplayer game. By building this game, you will learn lots of things:

Creating and joining a random rooms with Photon.
Instantiating remote players in the same room.
Synchronizing Player movement and player health across the network.

In the second section, we will build a Mobile Multiplayer FPS Game from scratch with Photon Unity Networking 2 (PUN2).

In this section, you will learn more advanced stuff in multiplayer games.

How to create rooms by name and max.players.
How to list the existing rooms.
How to list the players in the room.
How to synchronize player animations across the network.
First Person Shooter basics like FPS Hands and 3D player models.
Mobile Controllers
Basic re-spawning mechanism after the player got killed!

In the third section, we will build Multiplayer Racing Game from scratch with Photon Unity Networking 2 (PUN2).

There will be more and more advanced stuff and you will have the opportunity to practice what you learned.

How to work with Scriptable Objects
How to sync Projectile Shooting over the network
Character Selection
Game Mode Selection
Raise Events
Player Ready Mechanism
And more..

So, come and join me on this Multiplayer Game Development Journey!

Lets build together!

-Tevfik

Who this course is for:

Unity developers who want to build multiplayer games
Developers who want to start game development with multiplayer games

Featured review

StinkySteak ( 7 courses, 1 review )

6 months ago

This Course told me How the configure differences between Client/Master server. The Lecture covers almost everything in the Photon Documentation. If you are looking at beginners game or doesn't mastering how Multiplayer works, I recommend this to you. There are some multiple drawbacks such as how to optimize Data stream, Game security.