#Intro To Unity Author(s): Nathalie Goh-Livorness || aka.ms/nathalie || @stopNgoh All downloadable assets and content can be found here: http://unity3d.com/learn/tutorials/projects/survival-shooter

Objective This lab goes through using the Unity Game engine to build and ship your first game to Windows.

By the end of this lab you will be able to:

• Understand the Unity interface
• Set up a 3d environment in Unity
• Build and run your game to all platforms

1. SETTING UP THE ENVIRONMENT
2. ADDING THE PLAYER CHARACTER
3. SETTING UP THE CAMERA
4. ADDING THE FIRST ENEMY

Requirements

• Visual Studio for Unity - https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/20b80b8c-659b-45ef-96c1-437828fe7cf2
• Unity 4.5.5 or higher - https://unity3d.com/unity/download

Setup Screenshot of VS plug in for Unity #Environment

1. Setup Editor Layout 2 by 3
2. Drag Project tab below the Hierarchy
3. Set view slider to minimum on Project panel
4. File -> New Scene
5. File -> Save Scene As, name it Level 01 in Scenes folder
6. Locate Environment prefab in the Project panel Prefabs folder
7. Drag into Scene or Hierarchy
8. Ensure it is at Position (0,0,0) in Transform
9. Repeat 1-3 for the Lights prefab
10. Save your scene (CMD-S / CTRL-S)
11. GameObject menu -> 3D Object -> Quad
12. Rename to Floor
13. Ensure it is at Position (0, 0, 0) in Transform
14. Set Rotation (90, 0, 0) in Transform
15. Set Scale to (100, 100, 1) in Transform
16. Remove Mesh Renderer Component from the Floor game object
17. Set the Floor game object to use the Floor layer at the top of the Inspector panel
18. Save your Scene (CMD-S / CTRL-S)
19. Game Object -> Create Empty
20. Rename GameObject to BackgroundMusic
21. Add Component -> Audio -> Audio Source
22. Audio Clip -> Circle Select -> Background Music
23. Check Loop and set Volume to 0.1
24. Save your Scene (CMD-S / CTRL-S) #End of Phase One! #Player Character
25. Locate the Player model in Models -> Characters folder of the Project panel
26. Drag it into the Scene or Hierarchy panels
27. Set the Position to (0, 0, 0) in Transform
28. Set the Tag to Player in the drop-down in Inspector
29. Select the Animation folder and click Create on the Project panel, choose Animator Controller
30. Name this new asset PlayerAC
31. Drag and drop it onto the Player in the Hierarchy
32. Double-click PlayerAC asset in Project -> Animation
33. Dock the Animator window by the Scene view
34. Expand the Player model in Models -> Characters
35. Drag the Idle, Move and Death animations to empty space in the Animator window to create states
36. Right-click Idle state and choose Set as Default
37. Create a bool parameter named IsWalking
38. Create a Trigger parameter named Die
39. Right-click Idle and Make Transition to move
40. Select the Transition arrow you made
41. Set the condition for this to Iswalking = true
42. Right-click Move and Make Transition to Idle
43. Set the Condition for this to IsWalking = false
44. Right-click ‘Any State’ and Make Transition to Death
45. Set the Condition for this to Die (trigger)
46. Select Player game object, component -> Physics -> Rigidbody
47. Set Drag & Angular Drag to Infinity
48. Expand the Constraints, Freeze the Y Position and Freeze the X and Z Rotations
49. Select Player game object, Add Component -> Physics -> Capsule Collider
50. Set Center to (0.2, 0.6, 0)
51. Set Height to 1.2
52. Add Component -> Audio -> Audio Source
53. Audio Clip -> Circle Select Player Hurt
54. Uncheck Play On Awake
55. Locate PlayerMovement script in Scripts -> Player
56. Drag & Drop this to Player game object in Hierarchy
57. Save your Scene (CMD-S / CTRL-S)
58. Double-click the icon of the PlayerMovement script to open it in the Script editor