- Mastering Unity 2D Game Development
- Table of Contents
- Mastering Unity 2D Game Development
- Credits
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Overview
- 2. Building a Character
- 3. Getting Animated
- 4. The Game World
- 5. NPCs and Interactions
- 6. The Big Wild World
- 7. Encountering Enemies and Running Away
- 8. Shopping for Weapons
- 9. Getting Ready to Fight
- 10. Fight and Gain XP
- Proving ground
- Leveling up
- Balancing
- Putting it together
- Preparing the BattleManager script
- Beefing up the enemy
- Selecting a target
- Attack! Attack!
- The pesky Goblin reacts with 3D particles
- Mixing up 2D and 3D
- Particle effects and 2D
- Adding the deathly sprites
- Creating the material for the particle effect
- Restructuring the Goblin prefab
- Adding the particles
- The death animation
- Adding particles to the animation
- Connecting the dots
- Making the new GoblinEnemy game object a prefab and adding it to the battle
- Houston, we have a problem!
- The final run-through
- Going further
- Summary
- 11. Onward Wary Traveler
- 12. Deployment and Beyond
- A. Additional Resources
- Index
If you are the adventurous sort, try expanding your project to add the following:
- Add sprites for each of the towns; maybe even animate those sprites when the place is new to draw attention to them.
- Add a camera-tracking script similar to the one used in the
Homescene so that the player can move further around the map. - Create new scenes for the places to visit and get some more characters and conversations going.
- Add a
LineRenderercomponent to theMapMovementscript (visit http://cgcookie.com/unity/2013/05/03/animate-a-line-draw-using-line-renderer-component/) to show a line as the player moves. - Animate the player and flip the image when the hero moves in the opposite direction as we did in the town.
- Add a keyboard input to move the player instead of just touch and click.
- Return to the
CharacterMovementscript and add touch/mouse input. - Update the
Fadingmanager to use curves and/or more images, and try to add a middle image/scene between loading levels. This is commonly used for ads or to hide long loading times.
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