Free Certification Course Title: Learn To Code Trading Card Game Battle System With Unity 3D
A comprehensive and easy-to-learn guide to creating a trading card game battle system with Unity 3D.
Learn To Code Trading Card Game Battle System With Unity 3D [FREE]
What you’ll learn:
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Create beautiful custom cards and creatures for your game
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Show enlarged previews when you are hovering over a card or a creature
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Enable card rotation and design a custom card back
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Highlight cards that your players can play and creatures that can attack this turn with glows around their border
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2 different ways to drag cards in trading card games: just dragging cards onto the battlefield area to play them, or dragging onto a specific target to cast spell or attack with creatures
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Show targeting gizmo with an arrow and a target icon when attacking with creatures or casting spells
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Create adaptive layouts for your player’s hand and table areas. We are not using pre-determined places for cards. All the creatures and cards will always remain centered
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Make a Hearthsone-styled mana pool with 10 mana crystals. Players start the game with 0 mana and in the start of each turn they will receive 1 mana crystal
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Create framed Hero portraits and round Hero Power buttons
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Create a burning rope that will measure time left until the end of the turn
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Create decks with variable thickness. The more cards your deck contains – the thicker it looks
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Separate Visual and Logical part of your game (aka server – game client)
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Create a simple system to manage, edit and create new cards, creatures or Hero classes
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Manage turns in trading card games
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Establish the most basic game mechanics of playing creatures and attacking opponent’s creatures or opponent’s Hero
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Create custom effects for your spells and Hero Powers
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Create diverse creature effects that might be triggered: when the creature enters the battlefield, when the creature dies, when the turn starts or ends or even when certain events occur in the game (like: when your Hero takes damage, draws a card, etc…)
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Determine “game over” conditions and show some end game animations or events
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Create a simple computer AI that will control opponent’s Hero
