I Created A Multiplayer Game in Unity in 1 Week, Here's What I Learned...
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- čas přidán 16. 05. 2024
- Hi I'm TJ a developer who is passionate about learning gamedev I primarily develop games on the unity platform but any code is fair game for game dev. I’m still learning a lot but hope you’ll be able to learn from my progress.
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Unity: unity.com/
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PC Specs -
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080
AMD Ryzen 7 2700x
32GB RAM
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How to write multiplayer game code and get big arms at the same time
move the mouse a lot, and throw around ur pc when ur code doesn't work. if ur code sucks as much as mine usually does, u'll get big fast
I honestly love the high quility of your videos and how you present. really cool
Honestly, good job! Awaiting further content :D
I am very impressed, netcode is not easy to start with. I absolutely love the game, keep it up.
Small advice don't make a 1 to 1 copy of the game, make it your own. Otherwise I can continue to play it on the wii.
Thanks for the kind words, yeah Ill add my own spin to it
personally copying a game completely means you know what features you are going to implement so you can focus on implementing these instead of spending time coming up with game ideas, depends why you're making it of course.
Thanks for the video, highly appreciated 🙏
Would love to see more of those
Thanks man
Exellent job bro!
Dag that is REAL nice for first time using netcode! Looking forward to see what you put out in the future
Dude i loved this video, it kind of give me a good perspective on the subject, i shall know where to go from here, second thing is: i aknowledge the way you approach learning new topics, i do work alot on my learning skills, every new topic its an adventure, the first time it's very hard, like climbing very tall stair steps but after goin through many topics you kind of start knowing what is better to rough learn or just know it exists and what is better go deep, i dont know if this is exactly what i want to voice, i had many things to say, also i noticed long time ago, experimenting and doing takes you alot more further than goin through endless tutorials, but ofcourse you always need some starting point some first steps and basis, on every new topic...
i love it. i also had the idea to remake the Wii Tanks game in unity and make my own spin off but what i've see here is absolutly perfect! keep it up!
Thanks man, it’s a simple enough project that I’m glad I did. You should totally give it a shot and add your own flair
Your learning the Right Way! Small project! Keep it upppp!
This helped me be less scared about trying to add multiplayer to my game. Before I was thinking of how I could alter my multiplayer game idea to a simpler single player experience, but now maybe I’ll just focus on making a simple multiplayer game with less mechanics first. I also didn’t know unity had their own server and hosting platforms. Super helpful video thank you! :)
Glad it could help, good luck!
i was thinking the same thing, the game i want to make is multiplayer vr and i realized i need to break down and first learn multiplayer, and then learn vr, and then later learn to combine them, but seeing that it is possible really helped.
Very nice! Loving the lobby system 👌👏
Thanks man!
bro u did a really great job with that , and thanks for tips because I also want to get started with multiplayer
Good luck!
Nice vid for new people wanting to learn game dev. It's really nice to see you catching yourself "cheating" with the copy pasta method :D
I also agree that just experimenting and actually SEE how it works so you can actually understand the process is better learning. I don't know if it will help you but what I do if there's some code I don't understand I completely stop what I was doing and then not until I FULLY understand it I will continue even if I feel lost. NEVER GIVE UP
much love
- Fellow Game Dev
-edit BRUH. This is your second video on yt whaaaaat?!?! You should be proud of yourself man. Also I like your comedy.
Thanks my fellow game dev! Will do
underratd channell! goodluck
Thanks!
Hi there, great video! So the way it works is that you have the relay , and hosts connect to the relay, then clients connect to the host but the packets go through the relay every time right? So it's still a client-server model but you have the relay taking care of the information.
Great video, keep up the good work!
Thanks!
Great Vid, thanks.
Nice vid, it came along nicely. I am just wondering how you made a leave button though? I am using relay with netcode and whenever I call shutdown, I can never rejoin another lobby. What did you use?
Well done video, fun to watch. Thank you!
What is your monitor stand?
Thanks. There’s 2, one holds 2 monitors, the other holds 1. They’re just the cheapest desk mounted arms on Amazon, like $30 each I think. One says VIVO on the base.
Great job! continue with youre video :)
Thank you!
@@TJGameDev May be you may in future create video about creating quick search - match, without creating room name and so on. Or different rooms for few players session 1 vs 1 .
Thanks TJ!
You are welcome!
Nice job man!
Thanks!
Underrated
Would be cool to have arena mode in that where you would pvp and dead players would drop power ups that you could pick up...
Thumb up because of the hand mic :D
Great video! From a fellow low-poly tank enjoyer. 😃
Awesome video
Thanks
nice bro .. WICKED...!!!!
Does netcode for gameobjects have ccu limits?
You did something very strange with tank body rotation.
Right as you say "It looks pretty solid" (11:28-11:30), the tank rotates 135 degrees instead of 45.
What you need to do for the correct behavior, which also accounts for continuous directions possible with a gamepad, is to computer dot (scalar) product between bodyAxis and desiredDirection (bodyAxis.x * desiredDirection.x + bodyAxis.z * desiredDirection.z). If it's positive - rotate towards bodyAxis, if it's negative - rotate towards -bodyAxis (with a minus sign).
hey guys i have qustion for unity multiplayer im devloping ludo game in unity but I have confusion in one match 4 player can join if more then 4 player join with server and want to play game so what happen and Im want to use aws server not unity so how can handle this
please help me im confusion in very time (if we make server build and upload to server then change scene so other player which not ready for game so what happen )
how did you stop the behavior where the client startes spinning around at 2:55
Rofl.... Love the last line
Not sure if you're aware but a CZcamsr called Thomas Stewart is making a Tank game very similar to this
nice vid make more please'
neat
Good
Can you make a video on how to make a 3d map design?
Probably not but there are endless tutorials already out there
Can you please tell me your Road Map to be a gameDev. I really want to be one, please give me some suggestion. BTW Love your contents
I just followed a lot of tutorials. I didn’t go to school for it
"I went to college for 4 years to ask people to subscribe" 😂😂💀
I actually built a pc to run a small game like this, but I kept having spawning issues so I went back go my single player games lmfao
Agreed. I learn alot more experimenting, for shizzle. I do it to myself a little too much though because I'll spend days trying shit on my own before saying FUCK, i need a tutor.
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Didn’t know that thanks
can you share the code
make your own
You can always just use photon -_-
Haha true
Into my what now ?
making a multiplayer game is ruining my mental state
Lol. 4 years
An expensive 4 years
This is sick AF
Thanks man
Awesome video
Thanks