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Unity Multiplayer Games.
Take your gaming development skills into the online multiplayer arena by harnessing the power of Unity 4 or 3. This is not a dry tutorial - it uses exciting examples and an enthusiastic approach to bring it all to life. Create a variety of multiplayer games and apps in the Unity 4 game engine, still...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Packt Publishing,
2013.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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| 520 | |a Take your gaming development skills into the online multiplayer arena by harnessing the power of Unity 4 or 3. This is not a dry tutorial - it uses exciting examples and an enthusiastic approach to bring it all to life. Create a variety of multiplayer games and apps in the Unity 4 game engine, still maintaining compatibility with Unity 3. Employ the most popular networking middleware options for Unity games Packed with ideas, inspiration, and advice for your own game design and development In Detail Unity is a game development engine that is fully integrated with a complete set of intuitive tools and rapid workflows used to create interactive 3D content. Multiplayer games have long been a staple of video games, and online multiplayer games have seen an explosion in popularity in recent years. Unity provides a unique platform for independent developers to create the most in-demand multiplayer experiences, from relaxing social MMOs to adrenaline-pumping competitive shooters. A practical guide to writing a variety of online multiplayer games with the Unity game engine, using a multitude of networking middleware from player-hosted games to standalone dedicated servers to cloud multiplayer technology. You can create a wide variety of online games with the Unity 4 as well as Unity 3 Engine. You will learn all the skills needed to make any multiplayer game you can think of using this practical guide. We break down complex multiplayer games into basic components, for different kinds of games, whether they be large multi-user environments or small 8-player action games. You will get started by learning networking technologies for a variety of situations with a Pong game, and also host a game server and learn to connect to it. Then, we will show you how to structure your game logic to work in a multiplayer environment. We will cover how to implement client-side game logic for player-hosted games and server-side game logic for MMO-style games, as well as how to deal with network latency, unreliability, and security. You will then gain an understanding of the Photon Server while creating a star collector game; and later, the Player. IO by creating a multiplayer RTS prototype game. You will also learn using PubNub with Unity by creating a chatbox application. Unity Multiplayer Games will help you learn how to use the most popular networking middleware available for Unity, from peer-oriented setups to dedicated server technology. | ||
| 505 | 0 | |a Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Unity Networking -- The Pong Game; Introducing multiplayer; Introducing UDP communication; Setting up the Master Server; NetworkViews and state serialization; Writing a custom state serializer; Using RPCs; Initializing a server; Connecting to a server; Connecting to the Master Server; Registering a server with the Master Server; Browsing available servers; Setting up a dedicated server model; Servers in Unity; Compiler directives; Setting up a server console without Pro | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Loading networked levelsCreating a multiplayer Pong game; Preparing the Field; The ball script; The Paddle script; Keeping score; Displaying the score to the player; Networking the game; Spawning paddles; Networked ball; Networked scorekeeping; Connect screen; Summary; Chapter 2: Photon Unity Networking -- The Chat Client; Differences between PUN and Unity Networking; Setting up PUN with Photon Cloud; Using PhotonViews; Connecting to Photon and getting a list of rooms; Creating and joining rooms; Creating rooms; Joining rooms; Filtering results by user preference; Filtering arrays | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Filtering and caching a room listAutomatic matchmaking; Finding friends; Syncing a level between players; Creating a chat client; The Connect screen; The Lobby screen; The chat room; Adding friends lists; Summary; Chapter 3: Photon Server -- Star Collector; Dedicated Servers; Getting Photon Server; Creating a server application; Creating a class library; Responding to operation requests; Deploying the server code; Connecting from Unity and passing messages; Creating a game logic class; Assigning player IDs; Building a star collector game; Preparing the class library; The Actor Class | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Sending an ID to a playerKeeping track of the game state; Spawning and picking up stars; Broadcasting events; Connecting from Unity; Creating/destroying actors; Controlling the player; Summary; Chapter 4: Player. IO -- Bot Wars; Player. IO versus Photon Server; Getting and setting up a development server; Setting up the Unity client SDK; Connecting to Player. IO; Getting a list of rooms; Connecting to rooms; Creating rooms; Random matchmaking; Sending/receiving messages; Server-side code; Working with BigDB; Creating a simple RTS prototype; Server-side code; Client-side code; Summary | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter 5: PubNub -- The Global ChatboxOverview of PubNub; Getting started; How PubNub works; Parsing JSON from PubNub; Building a PubNub interface; Creating a global chatbox application; Publishing chat messages; Displaying chat logs; Summary; Chapter 6: Entity Interpolation And Prediction; Entity interpolation; Client-side prediction; Rigidbody simulation; Creating a networked object; Adding naive interpolation; Improving interpolation; Preparing for server authoritative movement; Implementing server authoritative movement; Notes on hacking; Summary; Chapter 7: Server-side Hit Detection | |
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