Unity Game Tutorial - Combination Puzzles

Learn how to create Combination Puzzles and Riddles in Unity Game Engine. Pipe Puzzle, Hexagonal Puzzle, Triangle Puzzle

What you'll learn
to create your own custom Combination Puzzles.
to create all necessary 2D graphics in Inkscape.
C# - lists, arrays, variables, functions …
Game design - how to create puzzles in any possible setting you like.
Pipe puzzles, hexagonal puzzles, triangle puzzles
Puzzle tile rotation on click…
Requirements
PC or Mac
Mouse and Keyboard
Inkscape and Unity (any Version 5.6+)
Description
In this Course you'll learn how to create multiple combination puzzles with Unity Game Engine. The system we create can handle hexagonal puzzles, triangle puzzles and quadratic puzzles. We will create all grafics in InkscapeThis course is a Beginner course, so if you have trouble in any case, write me a message or Q&A, and i'll help as best as i can. If you are beginner, you might have some trouble to follow, but the videos will guide you through the complete course. Don't forget you only become better if you repeat things and keep on learning!So you learn about the following:Inkscape (free Vector Grafics Program)create pipe graficshex tile graficstriangle tile graficsexport a usable Texture AtlasC# (Monodevelop)variables: bool, int, string, float functionsloops: for and foreachLists, ArraysCo-Routinesso we can create:functions to rotate the tiles on clickfuctions to shuffle the game at startfunctions to check if the puzzles has been solvedTimerand many more…Unity (2019.1)User Interface DesignCanvas Aspect Ratio Fix for 2D Games for Mobile DevicesUI Aspect Ratio FixSprites and Sprite SettingsLevel designButtonsInteraction with the Tiles on Clickand many more…Course MaterialI provide the following Material with the Course:None, because i teach you how to create all on your own in Inkscape.You have to write the code on your own, i do not provide the final scripts!All graphics for Menu's, Icons, Images or Buttons need to be created on your own, i show you how in the course.All Materials i provide are for education only and should not be in your final release!ConclusionIn the end of this course you should have a fully functional Combination Puzzle 2D Game with multiple levels.ChallengeAfter you have created nice Menus, Buttons, and a lot additional content and levels, upload the Game to any Gaming Website, Google Playstore, Apple Store or even Windows Store or Steam.So what are you waiting for?Let's make your dream game a reality!!Level: BeginnerVideo Course Length: ~7 hours Unity Version required: 5.6+

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Inkscape

Lecture 2 The Concept

Lecture 3 The Straight Pipe

Lecture 4 The Corner Pipe

Lecture 5 The Cross Pipe

Lecture 6 The "T" Pipe

Lecture 7 The Hexagon Parts

Lecture 8 The Triangle Parts

Lecture 9 Exporting the Atlas

Section 3: Unity

Lecture 10 Setup Unity & Import Atlas

Lecture 11 The First Puzzle Set

Lecture 12 The First Click

Lecture 13 Rotating Puzzles Tiles #1

Lecture 14 Rotating Puzzles Tiles #2

Lecture 15 A bit more Design

Lecture 16 Puzzle Script #1

Lecture 17 Puzzle Script 2

Lecture 18 Puzzle Script 3

Lecture 19 Puzzle Script 4

Lecture 20 Round Rotation

Section 4: More UI & Features

Lecture 21 Inkscape : UI Design

Lecture 22 Unity: Design Setup

Lecture 23 Timer #1

Lecture 24 Timer #2

Lecture 25 Timer #3

Lecture 26 Stop Rotation and Timer

Lecture 27 Updating UI for Aspect Ratio

Lecture 28 Camera Aspect Ratio Fix

Section 5: Level Selection

Lecture 29 Level Select Scene #1

Lecture 30 Level Select Scene #2

Lecture 31 Level Select Scene #3

Lecture 32 Level Select Scene #4

Lecture 33 Level Select Scene #5

Section 6: The Other Puzzles

Lecture 34 Hexagonal Puzzle

Lecture 35 Triangle Puzzle

Lecture 36 Make all puzzles available

Section 7: Winning, Losing and Final Steps

Lecture 37 Win and Lose Panel

Lecture 38 Block Inputs on Win Or Lose

Lecture 39 Level Name and Buttons Functions

Lecture 40 Distraction Tiles - Pipes revisited

Lecture 41 Triangle Puzzles revisited

Lecture 42 Hex Puzzles revisited

Lecture 43 Main Menu Scene

Section 8: Conclusion & Extras

Lecture 44 Conclusion

Interested into game creation with Unity.,Beginners in the Game Developement.,You like to create their own Games.,You want to finish your first game and release it,You like to learn how puzzle games are created.