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Unity Networking Scripting I
Unity makes complex network and multiplayer functionality more approachable than ever with its Network class and masterserver database. Learn how to connect players across a network, how to sync object and variable states between game instances, how to create a chat system, and how to post and receive global server-side high scores. You'll be able to use the tools and techniques learned here and begin to craft your first multiplayer game on your own. It won't be easy, but you'll have the foundation you need to get started.
We introduce you to what you'll learn in this module. We'll show you how to connect two players to each other, how to synchronize their game states, how to make a chat system, and how to create a global high score system.
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- Runtime 01 min 23 sec
- Software Unity
We use the Network class to connect two players to each other. The players must know their IP adresses and list port numbers in order to use this type of connection.
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- Runtime 23 min 36 sec
- Software Unity
In this chapter you'll learn how to use the Master Server to facilitate connections between players. Using this method means that players do not have to know any technical information about other players.
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- Runtime 13 min 20 sec
- Software Unity
RPCs are a way to call functions on remotely-connected computers. We'll explore how to send these messages across the network using the Network View component.
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- Runtime 09 min 27 sec
- Software Unity
You learn how to ensure that each connected player is playing “the same game” by synchronizing the position and rotation of GameObjects with Network Views in each instance of the game.
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- Runtime 14 min 00 sec
- Software Unity
Variables can be synchronized with Network Views as well, but they require coding a special function called OnSerializeNetworkView() to do so.
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- Runtime 15 min 13 sec
- Software Unity
Learn how to implement a basic chat system in your game.
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- Runtime 23 min 18 sec
- Software Unity
Learn how to host a high score database for your game so players all over the world can compare scores.
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- Runtime 25 min 41 sec
- Software Unity
Learn how to use the high score database you set up in Network Scripting I Chapter 8 to download scores and display them in your game.
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- Runtime 10 min 49 sec
- Software Unity
An overview of the tools you should have after working through Network Scripting I.
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- Runtime 01 min 40 sec
- Software Unity