Unity 5: Network Gaming

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Created by: Bruce Van Horn

Produced in 2017

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Adding a multiplayer component can enhance a game's overall playability- "not to mention its staying power in the marketplace. In this course, boost your network development skills and discover how to use Unity 5 to add multiplayer network components to your games. Bruce Van Horn starts by covering a little network game theory, and then dives into the creation of a multiplayer tank combat game. Learn how to adapt this classic game concept into a network-playable LAN game that can be played over the Internet. Along the way, learn about setting up the Network Manager, adding health indicators, fragging the enemy, and more.

Intermediate Level

Time: 1h 34m

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Bruce Van Horn

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Bruce Van Horn is a lead software developer at Visual Storage Intelligence.

A full-stack software engineer with a proven ability to develop high-performance applications for any platform or medium, Bruce has a history of serving his employers with distinction. For example, in 2008, he began working at One Network Enterprises, a company formed by his former colleagues; he worked as a Java developer on custom projects for the United States Marine Corps and lent his user experience and design expertise to the company's initiatives and open-source offerings. The OIS-MC development team was awarded the prestigious Department of the Navy (DON) IM/IT Excellence Award in 2010.