Duration 12h 57m Project Files Included MP4
Unity Multiplayer Netcode (NGO): Intermediate C# & Networkin
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What you’ll learn
Create an online multiplayer game using Unity’s Netcode for GameObjects (NGO) framework
Use Unity Gaming Services (UGS) Relay & Lobby to be able to self host without the need for port forwarding and sharing IP’s
Deploy to UGS to allow for dedicated Game Server Hosting
Implement UGS Matchmaker so players can queue up and be automatically connected to a dedicated server
Connect to other players over the internet
Sync data between clients
Self-hosting with a relay server (no need for port forwarding or sharing IP’s)
Dedicated servers with matchmaking
Create a multiplayer top-down shooter in Unity, you can play with dozens of people over the internet. And learn how to deploy a dedicated server with matchmaking!
Wouldn’t it be cool to make your own multiplayer games and see your friends playing against each other in that game?
In this course we’ll take you step by step through the process of making a multiplayer game using Unity’s Netcode for GameObjects (NGO) framework.
We’ll be making a .io style game (like slither .io and agar .io), that can accommodate dozens of players. Through that process you’ll build the skills to make your own multiplayer game in any genre that interests you.
You’ll learn about networking and how to make the game a multiplayer. You’ll start building the core gameplay, making your tanks move, shoot, collect coins etc. Later you’ll add polish and more advanced features like leaderboards, mini maps and bounties.
You’ll take your game online using UGS (Unity Gaming Services) so players can connect over the internet without the need to port forward.
Finally you’ll learn how to make your game deployable as a dedicated server, so none of the players have to host the game. And you’ll learn to integrate matchmaking, so players can queue up, be matched together and a server spun up for them to play on.
You’ll get full lifetime access for a single one-off fee. The creators are qualified and experienced with modelling and coding, so are able to explain complex concepts clearly, as well as entertain along the way.
All students have access to the Q&A where our Instructors, Teaching Assistants and Community are ready to help answer your questions and cheer on your success.
Jump in and start creating your own multiplayer game now. You’ll be playing it with your friends in no time!
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