2015
Digital Tutors
Shane Whelan
3h 2m
English
In this Playmaker for Unity 5 tutorial, you’ll become more familiar with a plugin that allows a developer to rapidly create gameplay, controls systems, rules, and AI using a system known as Finite State Machines.
The course is aimed at people who are familiar with Unity’s visual editing tools already, but who may be looking for a system that allows them to create something interactive without writing code.
By the end of this Unity and PlayMaker training, you’ll have the ability to make a number of Unity prefabs that can be used as part of a library to mock up new forms of gameplay quickly.
1 Introduction and project overview 01:33
2 Setting up states for hex tiles 08:51
3 Adding iTween to the hex tile 09:50
4 Adding tweening and sound effects 10:41
5 Sketching out the camera functionality 12:18
6 Adding orbit functionality to camera 09:31
7 Adding zoom functionality to camera 11:05
8 Linking state machines 10:31
9 Adding a second state machine to camera 10:43
10 Setting up the player's playing piece 11:57
11 Setting the player's range of movement 12:25
12 Adding a goal and managing turn-based play 10:39
13 Laying out enemy AI 12:03
14 Initializing child objects on the enemy 09:41
15 Setting up triggers and raycasts for the enemy 11:49
16 Setting up enemy's shooting function 07:38
17 Passing the turn from player to enemy 09:54
18 Adjusting gameplay and rules 11:46
www.digitaltutors.com/tutorial/2160-Creating-a-Turn-Based-Game-in-Unity-and-PlayMaker
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