Unity 2018 Cookbook (Matt Smith 著)

1. Displaying Data with Core UI Elements (已看)

2. Responding to User Events for Interactive UIs (已看)

3. Inventory UIs (已看)

4. Playing and Manipulating Sounds

5. Creating Textures, Maps, and Materials

6. Shader Graphs and Video Players

7. Using Cameras

8. Lights and Effects

9. 2D Animation

10. 3D Animation

11. Webserver Communication and Online Version-Control

12. Controlling and Choosing Positions

13. Navigation Meshes and Agents

14. Design Patterns

15. Editor Extensions and Immediate Mode GUI(IMGUI)

16. Working with External Resource Files and Devices

17. Working with Plain Text, XML, and JSON Text Files

18. Virtual Reality and Extra Features

19. Automated Testing

1. Displaying Data with Core UI Elements

　　Introduction

Core GameObjects, components, and concepts relating to Unity UI development include:

• Canvas
• EventSystem
• Visual UI controls
• The Rect Transform component

　　Displaying a "Hellow World" UI text message

https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/StyledText.html

　　Displaying a digital clock

　　Displaying a digital countdown timer

https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/RequireComponent.html

　　Create a message that fades away

　　Displaying a perspective 3D Text Mesh

https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/class-TextMesh.html

　　Creating sophisticated text with TextMeshPro

http://digitalnativestudios.com/textmeshpro/docs/rich-text/

　　Displaying an image

　　Creating UIs with the Fungs open source dialog system

　　Creating a Fungus character dialog with images

http://fungusgames.com/

https://github.com/snozbot/fungus

http://fungusdocs.snozbot.com/conversation_system.html

2. Responding to User Events for Interactive UIs

　　Introduction

　　Creating UI Buttons to move between scenes

　　Animating button properties on mouse-over

https://www.raywenderlich.com/6569-introduction-to-unity-ui-part-2

　　Organizing image panels and channing panel depths via buttons

　　Displaying the value of an interactive UI Slider

　　Displaying a countdown timer graphically with a UI Slider

　　Setting custom mouse cursors for 2D and 3D GameObjects

　　Setting custom mouse cursors for UI controls

　　Interactive text entry with an Input Field

https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/script-InputField.html

　　Toggles and radio buttons via Toggle Groups

　　Creating text and image icon UI Dropdown menus

https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/script-Dropdown.html

　　Displaying a radar to indicate the relative locations of objects

https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Physics.Raycast.html

3. Inventory UIs

　　Introduction

　　Creating a simple 2D mini-game-SpaceGril

　　Displaying single object pickups with carrying and not-carrying text

　　Displaying single object pickups with carrying and not-carrying icons

　　Displaying multiple pickups of the same object with multiple status icons

　　Using panels to visually outline the inventory UI area and individual items

　　Creating a C# inventory slot UI display scripted component

　　Using UI Grid Layout Groups to automatically populate a panel

　　Displaying multiple pickups of different objects as a list of text via a dynamic List<> of scripted PickUp objects

　　Displaying multiple pickups of different objects as text totals via a dynamic Dictionary<> of PickUp objects and enum pickup types

https://learn.unity.com/tutorial/lists-and-dictionaries

4. Playing and Manipulating Sounds

　　Introduction

　　Playing different  one-off sound effects with a single AudioSource component

　　Playing and controlling different sounds each with their own AudioSouce component

　　Creating just-in-time AudioSource components at runtime through C# scripting

　　Delaying before playing a sound

　　Preventing an Audio Clip from restarting if it is already playing

　　Waiting for the audio to finish playing before auto-destructing an object

　　Creating a metronome through the precise scheduling of sounds with dspTime

　　Matching the audio pitch to the animation speed

　　Simulating acoustic environments with Reverb Zones

　　Adding volume control with Audio Mixers

　　Making a dynamic soundtrack with Snapshots

　　Balancing in-game audio with Ducking

　　Audio visualization from sample specdtral data

　　Synchronizing simultaneous and sequential music to create a simple 140 bpm music-loop manager

5. Creating Textures, Maps, and Materials

　　Introduction

　　Creating a basic material with Standard Shader (Specular setup)

　　Adapting a basic material from Specular setup to Metallic

　　Applying Normal maps to a Material

　　Adding Transparency and Emission maps to a material

　　Highlighting materials at mouse-over

　　Adding Detail maps to a material

　　Fading the transparency of a material

6. Shader Graphs and Video Players

　　Introduction

　　Playing videos by manually adding a VideoPlayer component to a GameObject

　　Using scripting to control video playback on scene textures

　　Using scripting to play a sequence of videos back-to-back

　　Creating and using a simple Shader Graph

　　Creating a glow effect with Shader Graph

　　Toggling a Shader Graph color glow effect through C# code

7. Using Cameras

　　Introduction

　　Creating the basic scene for this chapter

　　Creating a picture-in-picture effect

　　Swithcing between multiple cameras

　　Making textures from screen content

　　Zooming a telescopic camera

　　Displaying a minimap

　　Creating an in-game surveillance Camera

　　Working with Unity's multi-purpose camera rig

　　Using Cinemachine ClearShot to switch cameras to keep the player in shot

　　Letting the player switch to a Cinemachine FreeLook camera

8. Lights and Effects

　　Introduction

　　Directional Light with cookie Texture to simulate a cloudy day

　　Creating and applying a cookie texture to as spotlight

　　Adding a custom Reflection map to a scene

　　Creating a laser aim with a projector

　　Enhancing the laser aim with a Line Renderer

　　Setting up an environment with Procedural Skybox and Directional Light

　　Reflecdting surrounding objects with Reflection Probes

　　Using Material Emission to bake light from a glowing lamp onto scene objects

　　Lighting a simple scene with Lightmaps and Light Probes

9. 2D Animation

　　Introduction

　　Flipping a sprite horizontally - the DIY approachj

　　Flipping a sprite horizontally - using Animator State Chart and Transitions

　　Animating body parts for character movement events

　　Creating a three-frame animation clip to make a platform continually animate

　　Making a platform start falling once stepped on using a Trigger to move animation from one state to another

　　Creating animation clips from sprite sheet sequences

　　Creating a platform game with Tiles and Tilemaps

　　Creating a game with the 2D Gamekit

10. 3D Animation

　　Introduction

　　Configuring a character's Avatar and idle animation

　　Moving your character with root motion and Blend Trees

　　Mixing animations with Layers and Masks

　　Organizing States into Sub-state Machiners

　　Transforming the Character Controller vias scripts

　　Adding rigid props to animated characters

　　Using Animation Events to throw an object

　　Applying Ragdoll physics to a character

　　Rotating the character's torso to aim a weapon

　　Creating geometry with Probuilder

　　Creating a game with the 3D Gamekit

　　Importing third-party 3D models and animations from Mixamo

11. Webserver Communication and Online Version-Control

　　Introduction

　　Setting up a leaderboard using PHP and a database

　　Unity game communication with web-server leaderboard

　　Creating and cloning a GitHub respository

　　Adding a Unity project to a local Git respository, and pushing files up to GitHub

　　Unity project version-control using GitHub for Unity

　　Preventing your game from running on unknown servers

12. Controlling and Choosing Positions

　　Introduction

　　Player control of a 2D GameObject (and limiting the movement  within a rectangle)

　　Player control of a 3D GameObject (and limiting the movement within a rectangle)

　　Choosing destinations - finding a random spwan point

　　Choosing destinations - finding the nearest spawn point

　　Choosing destinations - respawning to the most recently passed checkpoint

　　Moving objects by clicking on them

　　Firing projectiles in the direction of movement

13. Navigation Meshes and Agents

　　Introduction

　　NPC to travel to destination while avoiding obstacles

　　NPC to seek or flee from a moving object

　　Point-add-click move to object

　　Point-and-click move to die

　　Point-and-click Raycast with use-defined higher-cost Navigation Areas

　　NPC NavMeshAgent to follow waypoints in a sequence

　　Controlling object group movement through flocking

　　Creating a movable NavMesh Obstacle

14. Design Patterns

　　Introduction

　　State-driven behavior DIY states

　　State-driven behavior using the State Design Pattern

　　State-driven behavior with Unity Scriptable Objects

　　Publisher-Subscriber pattern C# delegates and events

　　Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern

15. Editor Extensions and Immediate Mode GUI(IMGUI)

　　Introduction

　　Menu items to log messages and clear the console

　　Displaying a panel with text data

　　An interactive panel with persistent storage

　　Creating GameObjects parenting, and registering Undo actions

　　Working with selected objects and deactivating menu items

　　Menu item to create 100 randomly positioned prefab clones

　　A progress bar to display proportion completed of Editor extension processing

　　An editor extension to allow pickup type (and parameters) to be changed at design time via a custom Inspector UI

　　An editor extension to have an object-creator GameObject, with buttons to instantiate different pickups at cross-hair object location in scene

　　Extensible class-based code architecture to manage complex IMGUIS

16. Working with External Resource Files and Devices

　　Introduction

　　Loading external resource files - using Unity Default Resources

　　Loading external resource files by manually storing files in the Unity Resources or StreamingAssets folders

　　Saving Project files into Unity Asset Bundles

　　Loading resources from Unity Asset Bundles

17. Working with Plain Text, XML, and JSON Text Files

　　Introduction

　　Loading external text files using the TextAsset public variable

　　Loading external text files using C# file streams

　　Saving external text files with C# file streams

　　Loading and parsing external XML

　　Creating XML text data manually using XMLWritter

　　Saving and loading XML text data automatically through serialization

　　Creating JSON strings from individual objects and list of objects

　　Creating individual objects and Lists of objects from JSON strings

18. Virtual Reality and Extra Features

　　Introduction

　　Saving screenshots from the game

　　Saving and loading player data - using static properties

　　Saving and loading player data - using PlayerPrefs

　　Loading game data from a text file map

　　UI Slider to change game quality settings

　　Pausing the game

　　Implementing show motion

　　Using Gizmo to show the currently selected object in a scene panel

　　Editor snap-to grid drawn by Gizmo

　　Create a VR project

　　Adding 360-degree videos to a VR project

　　Working with VR content inside a VR environment - the XR Editor

19. Automated Testing

　　Introduction

　　Generating a default test script class

　　A simple unit test

　　Paramererizing tests with a data provider method

　　Unit testing a simple health script class

　　Creating and executing a unit test in Play mode

　　PlayMode testing a door animation

　　PlayMode and Unit Testing a player health bar with events, logging, and exceptions