Unity Mfps 2.0 How To Add Mobile
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This is a fully functional, first person multiplayer shooter game made inUnity and with full source and assets. It is in active development by a smallteam from Unity Technologies. Our goals are to test and showcase newfeatures in Unity and to be of use for teams who can bootstrap on top ofthis, extract useful bits and tools or simply learn from and get inspired bywhat is in the project.
Visit our landing page for more highlevel information about the project. Or reach out in the forum.
The project is using a number of new technologies: We use the new HD RenderPipeline, meaningall content has been authored for HDRP. We are also using the newnetwork transport layer as well as the Entity-Component System.In the case of ECS, we have primarily adopted the 'ECS-pattern' and use it inhybrid mode with a lot of regular components. As more and more features ofUnity become available in ECS-aware versions, we will migrate to them.
Status and prerequisites
Current status at a glance:
Getting the project
To get the project folder you need to clone the project.Note, that
IMPORTANT:This project uses Git Large Files Support (LFS). Downloading a zip file using the green button on Githubwill not work. You must clone the project with a version of git that has LFS.You can download Git LFS here: https://git-lfs.github.com/.
The project size is about 18GB (size of Assets folder). Your cloned repositorywill be almost double of that due to git state. If it is much smaller,you most likely did not have LFS when you cloned.
Getting the right version of Unity
Once you have cloned the repository, you should installthe version of Unity that is listed above in the prerequisites section. Makesure you include windows standalone support in your installation (and Linux supportif you want to build the Linux headless server).
Opening the project for the first time
The following guide should take you to the point whereyou can hit play in the editor and run around the levels and also build astandalone version of the game and use it to spin up a server and connect afew clients to it.
The first time you open the project you need patience! It takes a whileto import all the assets.
NOTE: Due to a bug in Unity 2018.3, you have to take the following step right after the initial import:1 Search for Firstperson_Projection in the Project search field. Select the 4 shaders, right click and reimport them.2 If you have script compile errors related to entities, you need to remove and re-install the entities package.
One day soon we will remove this note and there will be cake.
Once the editor is ready, open the Project Tools Window bynavigating to FPS Sample > Windows > Project tools.
It should look like this:
Keep this window docked as you will use it a lot. From here you can open thelevels, build assetbundles and build standalone players. Because this is amultiplayer game you will need to work with standalone players a lot.
Trying out preview mode
From the Project Tools window click Open next to Level_00. Our levels aresplit into multiple scenes but using these buttons will ensure you open all the scenesthat make up a level.
Once opened, try entering playmode in the editor. You should nowbe able to run around in the level. This is what we call 'preview mode'. Hereyou can move around and test your level, player traversal and weapons.
Building bundles and standalone
Leave playmode again and in the Project Tools window, verify thatit says 'Building for: StandaloneWindows64...' under the Game headline.If it does not, change your platform in the usual way, using File > Buildsettings window.
Now, in the Project Tools window in the bundles section, press All [force].
This will build the levels and other assets into assetbundles. The first timearound this will take a significant amount of time as all shaders have to becompiled.
Once you have built the bundles, hit Build game in the game section.This builds the standalone player. Again, first time will be slow.
NOTE: Due to a limitation in Unity 2018.3, you have to look out for errors like this Maximum number (256) of shader keywords exceeded, keyword <KEYWORD_NAME> will be ignored. and similar. If you get these, you can close and open Unity and then try and build again. The errors are relatively harmless but can lead to graphical artifacts as some shaders will have wrong keywords.
Using the quick start launcher
When this is done, locate the 'Quick start' section at the bottom of theProject Tools window. Fill out the settings like this:
Mode: Multiplayer
Level: Level_00
Clients: 1
Headless: Checked
Use editor: Unused
Now hit the green Start button. This should launch two processes: one isa standalone, headless server, the other is a client that will attempt toconnect to the server.
Congratulations! If you made it this far you should celebrate a bit!
Development of FPS Sample, Contributions etc.
As of today, internally development of the project happens on Perforce. Wepush versions of the project to github from there. As we do that we will updatethe CHANGELOG with highlights but the full history is notcarried over.
For practical reasons we are not able to take larger contributionsjust now. But bugfixes are very welcome! Read the guidelines forcontributing in CONTRIBUTING.
More information
Check out the Documentation folder for more information. In particular, the Getting Started Guide is a good place to, well, start.
License
Our intention is that you can use everything in this project as a startingpoint or as bits and pieces in your own Unity games. For the legal words, seeLICENSE.md.
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