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Learning Unity iOS Game Development

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Learning Unity iOS Game Development

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Table of Contents (14 chapters)
Learning Unity iOS Game Development
Learning Unity iOS Game Development
Credits
Credits
About the Author
About the Author
About the Reviewers
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Preface
Free Chapter
1
Requirements and Preparation Work
Requirements and Preparation Work
Requirements
Creating and logging in to the iTunes Connect profile
Creating the Bundle ID and Game App
The Main App settings
Summary
2
Player Input for Mobile Devices
Player Input for Mobile Devices
Creating the C# input class
What is Touch?
Creating the Input GameObject
The Start function
Starting to work with Update
Testing in editor
Input for the Touch device
Wrapping up
Summary
3
Player Character, Obstacles, and Pickups
Player Character, Obstacles, and Pickups
What is a character?
What is a pickup?
What is an obstacle?
Creating the character
Creating the character controller
Creating the Character GameObject
Adding Rigidbody 2D
Adding Box Collider 2D
Writing the character code and connecting the PlayerInput class to it
Creating the coin pickup
Creating the obstacle
Summary
4
Editor Tool, Prefabs, and Game Level
Editor Tool, Prefabs, and Game Level
Making the sprite tile editor tool
The prefab creation
Summary
5
Scene Background, the Game User Interface, and the Save Profile
Scene Background, the Game User Interface, and the Save Profile
Creating the scene background
Creating the game user interface
Summary
6
Main Menu, iAds, Leaderboards, Store Purchases, and Achievements
Main Menu, iAds, Leaderboards, Store Purchases, and Achievements
Building the main menu UI
Summary
7
Game Builds and Submission to Apple
Game Builds and Submission to Apple
Setting up Unity for iOS builds
What next?
I want to create a 3D game
Furthermore
Using the Internet
Summary
Index
Index

About the Author

Kyle Langley is a self-taught game designer who has worked on games such as Transformers: Fall of Cybertron released by High Moon Studios and Warm Gun, Carnival of Bullets, and Maximum Overdrive released by Emotional Robots. He is currently developing a multiplayer PC title for Vex Studios called Jeklynn Heights. Kyle has also tutored many game design students and has previously released a beginners' programming book for Unreal Development Kit called Learn Programming With Unreal Script. His website is, www.dotvawxgames.com.

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