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What Up Games, LLC is a small game studio that was founded in 2015 and is run by a husband/wife team. We pride ourselves on new and innovative ideas as well as re-imagining classic games from our childhood.
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Engage in short (5-10 minute) focused battles of up to 10 players. Ranked and unranked options make skirmishes great for climbing the competitive ladder, quick casual game play, or learning new champions.
Implementing touch with Input System’s Enhanced Touch API
Building a good camera setup can be quite complicated, depending on the type of game you’re creating. In this demo, the camera behaves as it would in an isometric game. There are two ways the player can interact with the camera: Use a single finger to move around the scene. Pinch two fingers to zoom in and out.
Design a grid style inventory window with UI Toolkit - What Up …
You can design a UI that is flexible and scales with the resolution of your game. To keep it simple and predictable, I’ve designed this screen based on 1920×1080 resolution. First thing you will do is set the right resolution for both the Game window and UI Builder: In Unity, click on the Game window and set the display to Full HD (1920×1080).
Create a runtime inventory UI with UI Toolkit - What Up Games
Here’s how you can quickly set up the scene: Add the UI Document GameObject by going to GameObject > UI Toolkit > UI Document. Name it UserInterface. Set the Source Asset to the Inventory UXML file that you saved earlier. Set your Game window aspect ratio to 16:9 and push play to see your inventory added to your screen.
Create a map system with UI Toolkit - What Up Games
You can walk over the bow or quiver to pick them up. Lets get started adding the rest of the logic to add a fully functioning map with UI Toolkit. Note: If you are using version of Unity earlier than 2021.1 then you will need to install UI Toolkit Runtime and/or UI Builder.
Improve retention by storing player data in the cloud - What Up …
Instead of communicating directly with the Cloud Save service, you can use Cloud Code to validate data and add player data for new characters. This helps ensure the integrity and consistency of your game data and offers a streamlined approach to managing your game’s server-side functionality.
Animate runtime progress bars with UI Toolkit UI Toolkit - What …
In the second half of this tutorial, you will design a circular progress bar with three animations and hook it up to an in-game animation so that it triggers when the player takes a specific action. Here is what the progress “bar” will look like:
Create a health bar that hovers over the player with UI Toolkit
Select the Player game object and add HealthbarUI as a new component. Set the Transform To Follow property to Healthbar_Pivot. Repeat this process for NPC, putting the Healthbar_Pivot under NPC > Model. This demo project has a buoyancy script that …
Design an interactive game UI with Figma - What Up Games
Coming up with a good design for your game is incredibly difficult but instrumental in ensuring a cohesive and easy to use experience. There are many tools that you can pick from for mocking up new ideas.