آموزش دوره جامع Unity و #C: ساخت یک بازی کامل RPG دو بعدی - آخرین آپدیت

درس ها Lessons

• 1) Introduction

• 2) Class Resources

• 3) Download Unity And Integrate Visual Studio Code

• 4) Import Source Project

• 1) Add A Test Script

• 2) Functions

• 3) Variables

• 4) Public vs Private

• 5) Conditionals

• 6) Visual Studio Code Shortcuts

• 7) Unity C# Basics Conclusion

• 1) Layout

• 2) Import Images

• 3) Import Audio

• 4) Set Up Project Conclusion

• 1) Player Movement Introduction

• 2) Create The Player Game Object

• 3) Set Up Player Input

• 4) Create PlayerMovement Script

• 5) Catch A Reference To The RigidBody2D

• 6) Get The Movement Vector

• 7) Move With RigidBody2D

• 8) Time

• 9) Player Movement Conclusion

• 1) Set Up The Animator

• 2) Create Animation Clips

• 3) Play Animations

• 4) Flip SpriteRenderer

• 5) Player Animation Conclusion

• 1) Environment Introduction

• 2) Create The Tilemap

• 3) Paint The Environment

• 4) Add Collisions

• 5) Use SpriteAtlas

• 6) Environment Conclusion

• 1) Enemy Game Object Introduction

• 2) Create Enemy Game Object

• 3) Prefab Enemy

• 4) EnemyData ScriptableObject

• 5) Fill In ScriptableObject Data

• 6) Choose A Random Enemy Sprite

• 7) Create Prefab Variants

• 8) Set Up Weapons

• 9) Change Weapons SpriteRenderer

• 10) Get Direction To Player

• 11) Implement Stopping Distance

• 12) Handle Collisions

• 13) Enemy Game Object Conclusion

• 1) Code Refactor Character Movement Introduction

• 2) Inheritance

• 3) Protected In Variables

• 4) Protected, Virtual And Override In Functions

• 5) Get The RigidBody

• 6) Abstract

• 7) Override SetDirection

• 8) Refactor Enemy Stopping Distance

• 9) Fix Enemy Movement

• 10) Code Refactor Character Movement Conclusion

• 11) Extra Why Not Directly Write Good Code

• 1) Player Base Weapon Introduction

• 2) Set Up Base Weapon

• 3) Animations

• 4) Connect Animations

• 5) Trigger Animations

• 6) Add Attack Input

• 7) Add Idle Animation Event

• 8) Screen VS World Positions

• 9) Calculate Angle Towards Mouse

• 10) Understand Mouse And Player Positions

• 11) Flip WeaponsContainer

• 12) Player Base Weapon Conclusion

• 1) Enemy Base Weapon Introduction

• 2) Set Up Animator

• 3) Create CharacterSelector Script

• 4) Quick Refactor Base Weapon

• 5) Start Implementing CharacterSelector

• 6) Why Ifs Are Not The Best Option (Sometimes)

• 7) Solution With Events

• 8) Invoke Events

• 9) Store Events In Dictionaries

• 10) Make Events Functions Abstract

• 11) Enemy Base Weapon Conclusion

• 1) Code Refactor Character Flip Introduction

• 2) Enemy Flip

• 3) Why Should It Be Refactored And How

• 4) Create CharacterFlip Class

• 5) Declare OnFlipped Event

• 6) Flip Accordingly

• 7) MouseFollowerManager

• 8) Move MouseFollowerManager

• 9) Code Refactor Character Flip Conclusion

• 1) Create And Rename Scenes

• 2) Add Environment

• 3) Canvas Render Mode

• 4) Add UI Elements

• 5) Canvas UI Scale Mode

• 6) ChangeSceneButtonClick Script

• 7) Add Background

• 8) Menu Conclusion

• 1) Health Bar Introduction

• 2) Create HealthBarCanvas

• 3) Health Bar UI

• 4) Create CharacterHealth Script

• 5) Prefab HealthBarCanvas

• 6) Health Bar Conclusion

• 1) Knockback Introduction

• 2) Introduction To Collisions And Triggers

• 3) Collider Types

• 4) Collider Types Interaction

• 5) Triggers

• 6) Detect Collision With Enemies

• 7) Understand The Knockback Logic

• 8) Set Up Knockback

• 9) Knockback The Correct Rigidbody

• 10) Avoid Moving While Being Knocked Back

• 11) Enemy Knockback

• 12) Disable Player Base Weapon Collider If Not Attacking

• 13) Knockback Conclusion

• 1) Code Refactor Knockback Introduction

• 2) Player Base Weapon Vs Enemy Base Weapon

• 3) Fix BoxCollider

• 4) Create CharacterCollision Script

• 5) Add Layers

• 6) Quick Code Refactor Initialize Weapon

• 7) Code Refactor Knockback Conclusion

• 1) Health System Introduction

• 2) Make CharacterHealth An Instance Of CharacterCollision

• 3) Update currentHealth

• 4) Interface Basics

• 5) Create IDeath Interface

• 6) Implement Interface

• 7) Interfaces vs Abstract Classes

• 8) Static Variables

• 9) Health System Conclusion

• 1) StateCanvas And GameManager Introduction

• 2) Set Up StateCanvas Prefab

• 3) UI Containers

• 4) Create The Different State Canvases

• 5) Create The GameManager Script

• 6) Why Make It Generic

• 7) Make It Generic

• 8) Show StateCanvas

• 9) ChangeState

• 10) StateCanvas And GameManager Conclusion

• 1) Shooter Enemy Introduction

• 2) Create Attack Shooter Weapon Animation

• 3) AttackAnimationEvent

• 4) Set Up Projectile Prefab

• 5) The “Best” Way To Sort Objects In Unity

• 6) Instantiate Projectile Prefab

• 7) Move Projectile Towards Player

• 8) The Problem With This Logic

• 9) Destroy Projectiles If Collided With Obstacles

• 10) Shooter Enemy Conclusion

• 1) Projectile Introduction

• 2) Create ProjectileData ScriptableObject

• 3) Randomize Projectile Sprite

• 4) Start To Detect Collisions With The Player

• 5) Fix Enemies Shooting At Each Other

• 6) The Second Option And Quick Code Refactor

• 7) Projectile Conclusion

• 1) InventoryCanvas

• 2) WeaponButton Script

• 3) Add Shooter Weapon To Player

• 4) Update Weapon

• 5) Quick Fix

• 6) Add Crosshair

• 7) Quick Code Refactor And Canvas Sort Order Fix

• 8) Canvas Vs SpriteRenderer

• 9) Player Shooter Weapon Conclusion

• 1) Game Juice Player Camera Introduction

• 2) Install Cinemachine

• 3) Introduction To Cinemachine

• 4) Cinemachine Follow

• 5) Fix Cinemachine UpdateMode

• 6) Add Lerp To WeaponsContainer

• 7) Game Juice Player Camera Conclusion

• 1) Custom Weapon Damage Introduction

• 2) WeaponData ScriptableObject

• 3) Access The Damage From The ScriptableObject

• 4) Custom Weapon Damage Conclusion + Clarifications

• 1) Why To Use Another Interface

• 2) Problems With These Implementation + Solution

• 3) Quick Refactor damaging

• 4) IDestroyable Interface Conclusion

• 1) Game Juice Projectile Trail Introduction

• 2) What’s Game Juice And How To Add It

• 3) Add The TrailRenderer Component

• 4) Fix Projectile Movement

• 5) Create Projectile Main Color

• 6) Use Projectile Main Color

• 7) Game Juice Projectile Trail Conclusion

• 1) Game Juice Projectile Animations Introduction

• 2) Rotate Projectile

• 3) Create Spawn And Destroy Animations

• 4) Fine tune Projectile Animations

• 5) Move With ShooterWeapon While Being Spawned

• 6) Add Acceleration

• 7) Destroy Animation

• 8) Destroy Projectile In A Custom Way

• 9) Manage Projectile Last Position To Fix Destroy Animation Error

• 10) Game Juice Projectile Animations Conclusion

• 1) Game Juice Explosion Particles Introduction

• 2) Set Up ExplosionParticles

• 3) Create ExplosionManager

• 4) Modify Particles Color

• 5) Use Particles Color

• 6) Game Juice Explosion Particles Conclusion

• 1) Game Juice Base Weapon Trail Introduction

• 2) Create TrailRenderer

• 3) Game Juice Base Weapon Trail Conclusion

• 1) Game Juice Lighting Introduction

• 2) Base Weapon Light

• 3) Shooter Weapon Light

• 4) Modify Shooter Weapon Light Color

• 5) Add Visual Effects

• 6) Game Juice Lighting Conclusion

• 1) Game Juice Character Flip Lerp Introduction

• 2) Set Up Coroutine

• 3) Add Lerp Logic

• 4) Only Lerp Certain Objects + Code Refactor

• 5) Lerp MouseFollowerManager

• 6) Game Juice Character Flip Lerp Conclusion

• 1) Game Juice Character Flash Introduction

• 2) Set Up FlashRoutine

• 3) FlashMaterial

• 4) Change Materials

• 5) Game Juice Character Flash Conclusion

• 1) Create The Canvas

• 2) Set Up Animations

• 3) Managers Vs Singletons

• 4) Use Animations

• 5) Fix Small Stuff

• 6) Handle Exit Times

• 7) Avoid Clicking Buttons While Fading

• 8) Game Juice Scene Transitions Conclusion

• 1) Audio Introduction

• 2) Create AudioManager Script

• 3) Play Audio

• 4) Play Music

• 1) StateCanvas UI Animation

• 2) Fix Enemies Static Variable

• 3) Add EnemyAnimationTimeRandomizer

• 4) Delete Out Of View Projectiles

• 5) Build For Windows

• 6) Last Touches And Building For Windows Conclusion

• Conclusion