2D Game Programming in Unity

Game #2-Concentration 7 lectures 01:07:01 The Course Overview This video will give an overview of entire course. Prefabs Prefabs are essential for programming games in Unity in which objects are created in a scene via code. • Set up the project, folder structure, and sprites • Build the first tile prefab • Learn how to make and edit prefabs Randomness How to shuffle the tiles so that they can appear randomly as an important game mechanic. • Create a list to hold two of each prefab • Add the prefabs to the list • Create a list to hold two of each prefab Procedural Generation Procedurally generate the tiles on the board with appropriate position and spacing. • Make the math easier by changing the sprite's Pixels Per Unit • Create a for loop that will generate the tiles on the board, given a column count • Change the positions of the tiles so that the group is perfectly centered in the scene Player Interaction The player needs to be able to interact with the tiles and flip them over. • Add colliders to the tiles so they can be clicked by a mouse • Write a code that instantly flips the tiles over • Write a code that flips the tiles over in a smooth animation Checking for Matching Tiles This video talks about how to check if the flipped over tiles match and perform different actions depending on whether or not they match. • Stop the player from selecting more than two tiles at once • Check if the two tiles selected match or not • Go over coroutines and use those to either remove the selected tiles or flip them back Finishing Touches The game doesn't allow for replay and doesn't give any player feedback. • Add UI elements to the scene • Create a text that updates the total matches remaining • Create a replay button that reloads the level at game over Game #2-Concentration. 7 lectures 01:07:01 The Course Overview This video will give an overview of entire course. Prefabs Prefabs are essential for programming games in Unity in which objects are created in a scene via code. • Set up the project, folder structure, and sprites • Build the first tile prefab • Learn how to make and edit prefabs Randomness How to shuffle the tiles so that they can appear randomly as an important game mechanic. • Create a list to hold two of each prefab • Add the prefabs to the list • Create a list to hold two of each prefab Procedural Generation Procedurally generate the tiles on the board with appropriate position and spacing. • Make the math easier by changing the sprite's Pixels Per Unit • Create a for loop that will generate the tiles on the board, given a column count • Change the positions of the tiles so that the group is perfectly centered in the scene Player Interaction The player needs to be able to interact with the tiles and flip them over. • Add colliders to the tiles so they can be clicked by a mouse • Write a code that instantly flips the tiles over • Write a code that flips the tiles over in a smooth animation Checking for Matching Tiles This video talks about how to check if the flipped over tiles match and perform different actions depending on whether or not they match. • Stop the player from selecting more than two tiles at once • Check if the two tiles selected match or not • Go over coroutines and use those to either remove the selected tiles or flip them back Finishing Touches The game doesn't allow for replay and doesn't give any player feedback. • Add UI elements to the scene • Create a text that updates the total matches remaining • Create a replay button that reloads the level at game over The Course Overview This video will give an overview of entire course. The Course Overview This video will give an overview of entire course. The Course Overview This video will give an overview of entire course. The Course Overview This video will give an overview of entire course. This video will give an overview of entire course. This video will give an overview of entire course. Prefabs Prefabs are essential for programming games in Unity in which objects are created in a scene via code. • Set up the project, folder structure, and sprites • Build the first tile prefab • Learn how to make and edit prefabs Prefabs Prefabs are essential for programming games in Unity in which objects are created in a scene via code. • Set up the project, folder structure, and sprites • Build the first tile prefab • Learn how to make and edit prefabs Prefabs Prefabs are essential for programming games in Unity in which objects are created in a scene via code. • Set up the project, folder structure, and sprites • Build the first tile prefab • Learn how to make and edit prefabs Prefabs Prefabs are essential for programming games in Unity in which objects are created in a scene via code. • Set up the project, folder structure, and sprites • Build the first tile prefab • Learn how to make and edit prefabs Prefabs are essential for programming games in Unity in which objects are created in a scene via code. • Set up the project, folder structure, and sprites • Build the first tile prefab • Learn how to make and edit prefabs Prefabs are essential for programming games in Unity in which objects are created in a scene via code. • Set up the project, folder structure, and sprites • Build the first tile prefab • Learn how to make and edit prefabs Randomness How to shuffle the tiles so that they can appear randomly as an important game mechanic. • Create a list to hold two of each prefab • Add the prefabs to the list • Create a list to hold two of each prefab Randomness How to shuffle the tiles so that they can appear randomly as an important game mechanic. • Create a list to hold two of each prefab • Add the prefabs to the list • Create a list to hold two of each prefab Randomness How to shuffle the tiles so that they can appear randomly as an important game mechanic. • Create a list to hold two of each prefab • Add the prefabs to the list • Create a list to hold two of each prefab Randomness How to shuffle the tiles so that they can appear randomly as an important game mechanic. • Create a list to hold two of each prefab • Add the prefabs to the list • Create a list to hold two of each prefab How to shuffle the tiles so that they can appear randomly as an important game mechanic. • Create a list to hold two of each prefab • Add the prefabs to the list • Create a list to hold two of each prefab How to shuffle the tiles so that they can appear randomly as an important game mechanic. • Create a list to hold two of each prefab • Add the prefabs to the list • Create a list to hold two of each prefab Procedural Generation Procedurally generate the tiles on the board with appropriate position and spacing. • Make the math easier by changing the sprite's Pixels Per Unit • Create a for loop that will generate the tiles on the board, given a column count • Change the positions of the tiles so that the group is perfectly centered in the scene Procedural Generation Procedurally generate the tiles on the board with appropriate position and spacing. • Make the math easier by changing the sprite's Pixels Per Unit • Create a for loop that will generate the tiles on the board, given a column count • Change the positions of the tiles so that the group is perfectly centered in the scene Procedural Generation Procedurally generate the tiles on the board with appropriate position and spacing. • Make the math easier by changing the sprite's Pixels Per Unit • Create a for loop that will generate the tiles on the board, given a column count • Change the positions of the tiles so that the group is perfectly centered in the scene Procedural Generation Procedurally generate the tiles on the board with appropriate position and spacing. • Make the math easier by changing the sprite's Pixels Per Unit • Create a for loop that will generate the tiles on the board, given a column count • Change the positions of the tiles so that the group is perfectly centered in the scene Procedurally generate the tiles on the board with appropriate position and spacing. • Make the math easier by changing the sprite's Pixels Per Unit • Create a for loop that will generate the tiles on the board, given a column count • Change the positions of the tiles so that the group is perfectly centered in the scene Procedurally generate the tiles on the board with appropriate position and spacing. • Make the math easier by changing the sprite's Pixels Per Unit • Create a for loop that will generate the tiles on the board, given a column count • Change the positions of the tiles so that the group is perfectly centered in the scene Player Interaction The player needs to be able to interact with the tiles and flip them over. • Add colliders to the tiles so they can be clicked by a mouse • Write a code that instantly flips the tiles over • Write a code that flips the tiles over in a smooth animation Player Interaction The player needs to be able to interact with the tiles and flip them over. • Add colliders to the tiles so they can be clicked by a mouse • Write a code that instantly flips the tiles over • Write a code that flips the tiles over in a smooth animation Player Interaction The player needs to be able to interact with the tiles and flip them over. • Add colliders to the tiles so they can be clicked by a mouse • Write a code that instantly flips the tiles over • Write a code that flips the tiles over in a smooth animation Player Interaction The player needs to be able to interact with the tiles and flip them over. • Add colliders to the tiles so they can be clicked by a mouse • Write a code that instantly flips the tiles over • Write a code that flips the tiles over in a smooth animation The player needs to be able to interact with the tiles and flip them over. • Add colliders to the tiles so they can be clicked by a mouse • Write a code that instantly flips the tiles over • Write a code that flips the tiles over in a smooth animation The player needs to be able to interact with the tiles and flip them over. • Add colliders to the tiles so they can be clicked by a mouse • Write a code that instantly flips the tiles over • Write a code that flips the tiles over in a smooth animation Checking for Matching Tiles This video talks about how to check if the flipped over tiles match and perform different actions depending on whether or not they match. • Stop the player from selecting more than two tiles at once • Check if the two tiles selected match or not • Go over coroutines and use those to either remove the selected tiles or flip them back Checking for Matching Tiles This video talks about how to check if the flipped over tiles match and perform different actions depending on whether or not they match. • Stop the player from selecting more than two tiles at once • Check if the two tiles selected match or not • Go over coroutines and use those to either remove the selected tiles or flip them back Checking for Matching Tiles This video talks about how to check if the flipped over tiles match and perform different actions depending on whether or not they match. • Stop the player from selecting more than two tiles at once • Check if the two tiles selected match or not • Go over coroutines and use those to either remove the selected tiles or flip them back Checking for Matching Tiles This video talks about how to check if the flipped over tiles match and perform different actions depending on whether or not they match. • Stop the player from selecting more than two tiles at once • Check if the two tiles selected match or not • Go over coroutines and use those to either remove the selected tiles or flip them back This video talks about how to check if the flipped over tiles match and perform different actions depending on whether or not they match. • Stop the player from selecting more than two tiles at once • Check if the two tiles selected match or not • Go over coroutines and use those to either remove the selected tiles or flip them back This video talks about how to check if the flipped over tiles match and perform different actions depending on whether or not they match. • Stop the player from selecting more than two tiles at once • Check if the two tiles selected match or not • Go over coroutines and use those to either remove the selected tiles or flip them back Finishing Touches The game doesn't allow for replay and doesn't give any player feedback. • Add UI elements to the scene • Create a text that updates the total matches remaining • Create a replay button that reloads the level at game over Finishing Touches The game doesn't allow for replay and doesn't give any player feedback. • Add UI elements to the scene • Create a text that updates the total matches remaining • Create a replay button that reloads the level at game over Finishing Touches The game doesn't allow for replay and doesn't give any player feedback. • Add UI elements to the scene • Create a text that updates the total matches remaining • Create a replay button that reloads the level at game over Finishing Touches The game doesn't allow for replay and doesn't give any player feedback. • Add UI elements to the scene • Create a text that updates the total matches remaining • Create a replay button that reloads the level at game over The game doesn't allow for replay and doesn't give any player feedback. • Add UI elements to the scene • Create a text that updates the total matches remaining • Create a replay button that reloads the level at game over The game doesn't allow for replay and doesn't give any player feedback tiles when game over triggers Using Flood...