An overview of the binocular feature we're going to implement in this module. You'll create an interactive high-tech binocular overlay effect.

In this module you'll learn how to make a sports minigame that requires you to make as many baskets as possible before the timer runs out.

We still need to implement the arrow effects, so we position the arrows and tie them to user input so they light up as the player moves around.

Using custom art assets, you'll be able to give you bag system a unique look.

In this chapter we locate and map all the powerups in the scene within the radar using the same techniques as we did for mapping enemies and the player.

We position the lives counter plane objects based on current player lives, giving an accurate readout for the player.

We need to add visual feedback to the game by displaying the score, and also by creating buttons for the Main Menu.

We add the zoom functionality to the binoculars, letting the player toggle between several different camera focal lengths. We also adjust the arrows to make them work better.

We write a quick script to create GUI elements for a separate menu scene from which you will be able to load the game scene.

Take snapshots of your models then process them to be used as your item icon.