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in this video the fifth in my series on00:00:04
how to write a 3d space shooter game in00:00:06
unity we're going to add an asteroid00:00:08
field spawner and we're going to add a00:00:11
really cool shield effect that flashes00:00:13
when it gets hit by weapons00:00:17
[Music]00:00:27
okay so when our previous video00:00:30
we added the asteroid and the ability to00:00:32
destroy the asteroid00:00:34
and we have this00:00:36
rock fracture prefab that corresponds to00:00:39
that00:00:40
rock prefab and when we00:00:43
up and all shoot it00:00:44
get sent flying and00:00:46
even hit our ship00:00:47
so wouldn't it be nice if we spawned an00:00:50
entire field of asteroids so i'm going00:00:52
to create an asteroid spawner00:00:55
i will start by creating an empty game00:00:56
object i'm going to call it00:00:59
asteroid field00:01:04
and go into our scripts folder00:01:08
and under asteroids00:01:10
i will create a c-sharp script00:01:16
and i will call that00:01:18
asteroid field00:01:21
and i will select our asteroid field00:01:23
prefab00:01:25
wait for unity to rebuild our scripts00:01:28
and then i will drag that asteroid field00:01:30
script onto our asteroid field game00:01:32
object00:01:33
and while i'm at it00:01:35
i will drag that into our prefabs folder00:01:39
in case i ever want to just spawn an00:01:40
asteroid field00:01:42
so let's look at that script00:01:45
let's start00:01:46
by getting rid of all this00:01:48
boilerplate code here00:01:50
and we're going to want some serialized00:01:52
fields we're going to want to know how00:01:54
many asteroids to create and i will add00:01:56
a range00:01:58
we'll say anywhere between a hundred00:02:01
and a thousand asteroids this will be an00:02:04
integer00:02:05
and we'll just call this asteroid count00:02:10
and then we're going to want a radius00:02:12
for our field00:02:14
so this will also be a range and this00:02:16
will be a float we'll say anywhere00:02:18
between say 10000:02:21
and 500 units00:02:28
let's get this default values we'll say00:02:29
we'll create00:02:31
500 asteroids00:02:33
and a radius of 300.00:02:39
and let's see we're going to want00:02:43
is there any oh we need to prefab a list00:02:45
of prefabs actually00:02:46
so let's have a list of game object00:02:52
and these will be asteroid prefabs00:02:58
okay00:03:00
i think that may be all i need for now00:03:04
but00:03:05
in the awake method i want to cache my00:03:07
transform00:03:14
and00:03:15
we will create a field called transform00:03:21
and we're going to want to have a00:03:25
spawn asteroids00:03:28
method00:03:30
and we will call this00:03:32
from on enable00:03:38
okay00:03:40
so in here we're going to00:03:42
loop00:03:43
from zero00:03:47
to our asteroid count00:03:59
and we are going to00:04:06
instantiate00:04:12
asteroid prefabs and we'll do a random00:04:16
range from xero00:04:18
to asteroid prefabs00:04:21
dot count so we'll get a random prefab00:04:25
and we're going to spawn it at our00:04:27
transforms position00:04:30
with quaternion identity for the00:04:32
rotation00:04:36
but we're going to want to adjust that00:04:37
position00:04:41
to take into account our radius00:04:44
so we're going to want to have a minimum00:04:46
rate well00:04:51
we're just going to use the radius i'm00:04:52
going to use something called inside00:04:54
unit sphere so i'm going to say that00:04:55
asteroid00:04:57
that transformed that position00:04:59
plus equals00:05:01
random inside unit sphere00:05:04
times radius00:05:07
and that should position the asteroids00:05:09
randomly00:05:11
around00:05:13
the center point of this asteroid field00:05:16
within the radius the other thing i want00:05:18
to do is i want to set their scale00:05:20
that's what i want00:05:21
i want to have a serialized field here00:05:24
so they're not all the same size00:05:26
how about range00:05:29
from one to five00:05:33
um00:05:34
we'll make that a float00:05:36
actually you can make it like 0.5500:05:41
float00:05:43
scale00:05:44
and mold00:05:48
this will be the max00:05:49
scale00:06:01
we'll default that to five00:06:04
so down here we will say that asteroid00:06:09
dot transform00:06:10
dot scale00:06:12
local scale00:06:14
equals00:06:15
random00:06:17
range00:06:18
we'll go from 0.500:06:21
to max scale00:06:24
oh00:06:25
actually what i need to do00:06:47
there we go00:06:49
all right so that will set its scale00:06:50
randomly and it's positioned randomly00:06:52
the other thing i want to do is i want00:06:54
to apply some torque00:06:57
so we'll say asteroid dot transform dot00:07:00
add00:07:01
a rigid body we need to get the rigid00:07:03
body00:07:04
so we will say asteroid dot get00:07:07
component00:07:08
rigid body00:07:11
and if we have one we will add torque00:07:15
and this will also be a random00:07:21
inside unit00:07:24
circle00:07:28
times random.range00:07:30
anywhere from zero00:07:33
to maybe 50.00:07:36
so that will add some random rotation00:07:39
in a random direction with a random00:07:40
amount of force00:07:43
all right let's see00:07:44
if that works we will00:07:47
we have this guy already here he's got00:07:49
the script attached so we should see00:07:51
these00:07:52
parameters00:07:54
we need to add our prefab so let's go to00:07:56
asteroids right now we've only got one00:08:00
to choose from00:08:02
and let's just hit play see what happens00:08:10
boom there are our asteroids00:08:17
it's not a very big asteroid field but00:08:22
i think that looks pretty cool00:08:26
start blasting our way through these00:08:30
cool00:08:31
all right so they're random size random00:08:33
rotations of course they're all the same00:08:35
prefab00:08:37
um so what we need to do next is start00:08:39
creating some additional00:08:41
prefabs00:08:44
for our asteroids00:08:47
okay so to create a new00:08:49
asteroid prefab we're going to go into00:08:51
our asset store packages to our00:08:53
breakable asteroids00:08:56
and we've got all these different00:08:58
asteroids here that we can use00:09:01
so let's00:09:02
bring in00:09:04
rock two and rock fracture to00:09:10
and let's look at our prefab here so00:09:12
we've got00:09:14
oh i just realized00:09:16
this script is actually from00:09:21
the demo from the um00:09:24
the third party asset pack we don't want00:09:26
that00:09:27
uh we're not using that so i will remove00:09:29
that component00:09:31
and i will override my00:09:33
prefab00:09:35
and so for this one we know we're going00:09:37
to want to add our own00:09:39
asteroid script00:09:41
so let's come into our scripts00:09:44
asteroids00:09:46
asteroid00:09:48
we need to add the prefab for the00:09:50
fracture so let's go ahead and00:09:52
do that i know we need this fractured00:09:54
asteroid script on there00:09:57
and let me take a look at the other00:09:59
prefab here00:10:02
for rock fracture00:10:04
doesn't look like we added anything else00:10:07
so this can just be dragged in as a00:10:09
prefab00:10:12
and i will delete that from here00:10:15
go back up to rock 2 and we will drag00:10:17
that00:10:18
into our fractured asteroid prefab and00:10:20
then for the effects we're gonna want00:10:22
detonator insanity00:10:25
so that should all be good there we need00:10:27
to add a rigid body00:10:29
so let's go up to this guy and we will00:10:32
say copy component00:10:34
and then we will add component rigidbody00:10:39
and then we will paste component values00:10:42
so that should all be good00:10:44
i think that maybe all we need to do so00:10:47
let's drag this00:10:49
into our prefabs00:10:54
go into our asteroid field00:10:56
and here we got rock one let's add rock00:10:59
two00:11:03
there we go so now we have rock one and00:11:06
rock two as the two prefab types if we00:11:09
hit play we should see00:11:11
both types of asteroids being spawned00:11:14
and we do00:11:16
so you can see that jaggedy looking one00:11:18
there is rock one and this smoother one00:11:21
up here is rock two00:11:25
and it's working okay so we've got two00:11:27
different types of asteroid prefabs00:11:30
and we can just repeat that process00:11:33
for our other prefab types i'm actually00:11:36
going to pull in the00:11:37
fractures first00:11:41
because we're going to have to drag them00:11:43
in is let me go ahead and delete these00:11:45
from our00:11:47
scene00:11:49
so let's see rock fracture 3 to rock00:11:52
fracture 15 let's drag them in00:11:55
we're going to want to select all of00:11:57
those00:12:02
and drag that script onto there00:12:06
and then we're going to go into our00:12:07
prefab folder00:12:11
we're going to drag all of them in there00:12:13
as prefabs00:12:18
and then we can delete all those00:12:22
all right let's go back00:12:24
and drag in rock 300:12:28
to rock00:12:30
15 did i get all00:12:32
[Music]00:12:36
15 yes okay i don't know why in my mind00:12:40
i thought i only got 13.00:12:42
all right so rock three00:12:45
to rock 1500:12:47
drag them into our scene00:12:51
all right that looks good select all of00:12:53
them00:12:54
go to our scripts00:12:56
and drag asteroid onto them00:13:00
we're going to want to add a rigid body00:13:03
and we probably didn't actually do00:13:04
anything special so i don't need to00:13:06
copy and paste component values00:13:09
then we want to drag in the appropriate00:13:11
fractured asteroids00:13:13
well first let's go ahead and do the00:13:15
explosion since they're all going to00:13:16
have the same explosion00:13:21
okay00:13:23
now we have to do these individually00:13:27
so we want rack fracture three00:13:45
all right and then all of these will be00:13:47
dragged into our prefabs folder00:14:04
and00:14:05
let's go ahead and delete these from our00:14:07
scene00:14:08
go into our asteroid field00:14:13
we will select rock 3 through rock 1500:14:18
and we will drag them00:14:23
let me lock that00:14:28
we will drag them into our prefabs00:14:31
so now we've got 15 items00:14:34
if we hit play we should have 1500:14:36
different types of asteroids00:14:45
and the way we can test this is i can00:14:48
turn off maximize and we can come over00:14:50
here and look in00:14:52
the inspector in our hierarchy00:14:55
and you see we got rock eight rock one00:14:57
nine we got rocks of all different types00:14:59
in there and there's our asteroid field00:15:04
okay so we've got our asteroid field00:15:06
working00:15:07
but i want to do something a little bit00:15:09
different i thought it would be cool00:15:11
to show you how you can have a shield00:15:14
on a ship and then when the shield gets00:15:15
hit it can kind of00:15:17
flash in opacity and then fade out00:15:20
so to test this out we'll go into our00:15:24
hi-res spaceships00:15:26
and we'll grab a different ship we'll00:15:28
grab the red one00:15:29
and pull it out here00:15:31
and i'm just gonna shove it out in front00:15:33
of our ship a little bit raise him up a00:15:35
little bit00:15:36
uh maybe00:15:38
rotate him00:15:40
a little bit00:15:46
something like that looks pretty cool00:15:48
and00:15:49
we're going to want to create a shield00:15:52
and i want to actually apply a material00:15:55
to the shield00:15:56
and i found a material that i think00:15:58
would be pretty cool in this texture00:15:59
pack up on hios if you go to hil and you00:16:02
just search00:16:04
you can search for materials and you'll00:16:06
find a bunch of stuff up there and00:16:07
there's some free stuff and i found this00:16:10
pack and there's this00:16:12
kind of00:16:14
almost like a hexagon type mesh that i00:16:17
think would look pretty good and you can00:16:18
go to download now00:16:20
and if you want to donate you can select00:16:22
how much you want to donate or you can00:16:24
just say no thanks take me to the00:16:25
downloads and if you click download00:16:27
it'll download this materials underscore00:16:30
tech dot zip i've already downloaded00:16:32
that00:16:33
and if you look in there there's some00:16:36
several different00:16:38
types of00:16:39
meshes and i think i want the00:16:43
tech grid mesh00:16:45
and looking at these i think it was00:16:48
this one00:16:51
yeah i think i like the looks of this00:16:53
one so it is a hex00:16:55
and it's a repeating pattern so it00:16:57
should wrap around our sphere00:17:00
nicely00:17:01
um and then we can just reduce the00:17:02
opacity on it to make it look kind of00:17:04
transparent00:17:06
so i've extracted that into my downloads00:17:09
folder00:17:10
if we go into our unity editor00:17:15
and we go into my materials folder00:17:19
i'm going to drag00:17:21
that jpeg image right into there00:17:25
and so there's there's our jpeg image00:17:27
now we want to create a material00:17:30
so i will say create00:17:35
material00:17:37
and i want it to be a00:17:39
transparent00:17:41
material using the standard shader00:17:44
and i want to drag this image00:17:47
onto the albedo00:17:49
and then i want to give it a little bit00:17:51
of a00:17:52
tint00:17:53
and i want it to be mostly transparent00:17:58
so i think that looks pretty good00:18:00
um the other thing i'm going to want to00:18:02
do00:18:03
is make it in a mission00:18:06
and play around with the colors a little00:18:08
bit here00:18:16
and so the idea00:18:18
um00:18:19
if i was to00:18:21
add a sphere00:18:23
so down to 3d object00:18:25
sphere00:18:27
and then on our mesh renderer for our00:18:29
material let's rename this00:18:33
oops don't want to do that let's rename00:18:35
that to00:18:38
shield00:18:39
material00:18:43
so we'll pick that00:18:44
rename this to00:18:46
shield00:18:50
and then in our mesh renderer on this00:18:53
default material we're going to drag our00:18:54
shield material onto it now you don't00:18:56
really see anything00:18:58
so we need to go into the transform for00:19:00
this guy00:19:02
and really00:19:03
bump it up in size00:19:10
and i want to center that00:19:13
in our00:19:14
scene view here00:19:17
so we can kind of move around and look00:19:19
at it from different angles00:19:21
and00:19:23
if we look at this00:19:25
value here the intensity00:19:30
i was envisioning when it gets hit we00:19:33
could kind of flash that intensity maybe00:19:35
not that high but up to something like00:19:37
that and then have it fade down so it00:19:38
would be kind of like a00:19:41
uh and we could do the same thing00:19:43
um00:19:44
with the regular00:19:46
opacity here00:19:48
you know to kind of get that00:19:50
hex pattern to kind of00:19:53
flash00:19:55
and that would all be done via script00:19:58
but before i do that i really00:20:01
don't want this to be a perfect00:20:02
spherical shape i want it to more or00:20:05
less match the shape00:20:07
of the ship00:20:09
so if we come over here and we unlink00:20:11
these00:20:12
um00:20:13
we kind of squish it down00:20:16
on the y-axis a little bit00:20:20
kind of move it backwards on the z-axis00:20:25
let's fly around this guy and00:20:28
look at him from different angles00:20:32
yeah that that kind of looks good the00:20:34
collider did not adjust with it though00:20:36
it looks like00:20:40
so let's00:20:44
take a look at our sphere collider00:20:49
and we're going to want to oops that's00:20:51
the position we want to shrink its00:20:53
radius down00:20:54
[Music]00:20:57
and00:21:00
then i think do i want to use a spear00:21:04
collider00:21:07
maybe i want to use a capsule collider00:21:12
actually you know what i think i want to00:21:13
use00:21:14
is a mesh collider00:21:17
let me remove this00:21:19
let me add component00:21:21
mesh collider00:21:29
yes i think that's a lot better00:21:33
all right00:21:35
so we have our00:21:37
shield00:21:38
with a collider00:21:40
and a transparent material00:21:44
now we just need to add the script so00:21:46
that we can have it flash when it gets00:21:48
hit00:21:50
so let's go to our shield object here00:21:53
and we're going actually let's go into00:21:55
our scripts folder00:21:57
and maybe under ship controls00:22:01
create a new c sharp script00:22:05
call it shield00:22:07
select our shield00:22:10
drag that on00:22:13
to our shield component and while i'm in00:22:16
here00:22:21
i don't really know if i want to put00:22:23
that in a subfolder i'm just going to00:22:24
create a prefab for it00:22:27
and go into our shield script00:22:30
get rid of all this boilerplate00:22:37
and what are we going to want we're00:22:38
going to want several00:22:40
serialized fields00:22:45
um the first one is going to be a color00:22:48
and that's going to be our flash color00:22:50
so00:22:51
by flash i mean when it gets hit i want00:22:54
to flash it to this color00:22:57
and then i want to gradually fade it00:22:58
back to its original color00:23:01
and we'll default that00:23:03
to the color white00:23:05
and00:23:07
we're going to want to have00:23:09
a floating point variable i'm going to00:23:11
make this a range from i don't know00:23:15
0.25 to 1.00:23:21
and this is going to be how long it's00:23:23
going to take to fade out00:23:26
and we'll default it to half a second00:23:31
okay00:23:33
and then we want to have the minimum00:23:35
intensity00:23:36
[Music]00:23:37
remember intensity was the field on the00:23:39
emission00:23:40
property00:23:50
in a max intensity00:23:53
and i think i wanted that to be zero00:23:56
because when i was looking at it in the00:23:57
inspector00:24:00
it looked like cranking it up to zero00:24:01
really made that intensity pop00:24:05
so i think that's all the serialized00:24:07
fields i need i'm going to want some00:24:08
private00:24:09
variables i want our renderer00:24:11
i need the render00:24:13
in order to change these colors00:24:17
um i want to save off our base color our00:24:20
initial color00:24:26
and then it's a good idea00:24:29
when accessing00:24:32
these00:24:33
properties the emission properties00:24:36
on the renderer to cache these guys so00:24:45
i'm going to want the00:24:46
[Music]00:24:49
emission color property and i think i00:24:52
didn't want that plus sign to be in00:24:53
there00:24:55
and that's just for performance reasons00:24:58
so in the awake method00:25:02
i need to grab my renderer00:25:12
and i need to make sure i spell it00:25:14
correctly00:25:17
and i want to save off our base color00:25:28
okay and we're going to want to00:25:30
implement the eye damageable interface00:25:39
so we're going to take damage00:25:42
and ultimately i think when we00:25:45
we're going to want to have00:25:46
a certain number of hit points00:25:50
for lack of a better word that this00:25:53
shield can take before it's destroyed00:25:55
and we'll probably want to make that a00:25:56
serialized field00:25:58
but for now i just want to work on the00:26:00
visuals i want to see that when we take00:26:02
damage00:26:03
that we flash00:26:05
and i'm going to do this in a co routine00:26:07
i'm going to create a co routine i00:26:10
enumerable00:26:11
no i enumerator00:26:16
flash and00:26:18
fade00:26:19
shields00:26:23
and so in here00:26:25
i'm going to say start00:26:27
co-routine00:26:30
flash and fade shields00:26:32
so whenever we take damage we're going00:26:34
to flash and fade shields00:26:37
and this is where the magic is going to00:26:39
happen00:26:42
so we're going to want some variables00:26:43
here we're going to want a00:26:46
shield color00:26:47
variable00:26:50
and then we're going to want to grab the00:26:51
current emission color00:26:56
we're going to get that off our renderer00:27:00
material get color00:27:07
and we'll use that cached00:27:09
property id00:27:11
that we got here00:27:14
all right00:27:16
um00:27:17
what else do we need we're going to want00:27:19
to start our00:27:20
counter00:27:22
so let's say current time00:27:29
current00:27:30
time00:27:36
we're going to set the intensity00:27:39
to be our max intensity00:27:45
and while00:27:47
current time00:27:49
is less than00:27:51
fade out time00:27:58
and then just to make sure that we00:27:59
actually will eventually break out of00:28:01
this loop i'm going to say current time00:28:03
plus equals00:28:05
time dot delta time00:28:07
and then we're going to yield00:28:09
return00:28:10
null00:28:12
and at the end of this function we're00:28:13
going to yield00:28:17
break00:28:19
okay so00:28:23
while we're fading out00:28:29
let's see what we want to do here we00:28:31
want to say the shield color00:28:37
is going to we're going to use the alert00:28:39
function we're going to learn00:28:41
from our flash color which is the00:28:43
brightest flash color that we want down00:28:46
to our base color00:28:49
and we're going to learn over current00:28:51
time00:28:52
divided by00:28:54
our fade out time so this should do it00:28:56
smoothly over that00:28:58
whatever this fade out time is00:29:02
and we want to also alert the intensity00:29:04
[Music]00:29:06
so say intensity equals math f dot lerp00:29:12
we want to go from our max intensity00:29:15
down to our min intensity00:29:19
and we want to do the same current time00:29:21
divided by00:29:22
fade out time00:29:26
so now00:29:28
we're going to want to create a new00:29:29
function i'm going to call it change00:29:32
shield00:29:35
color00:29:36
we're going to pass in00:29:38
our shield color00:29:46
and we're going to pass in our00:29:49
emission color00:29:54
times00:29:59
this is um00:30:01
just a little something that you need to00:30:02
do00:30:04
to00:30:05
make sure that the intensity is applied00:30:07
correctly i don't really understand why00:30:10
but it's a way that they represent the00:30:13
intensity value you have to00:30:16
do this little equation here00:30:19
oops00:30:21
i was trying to00:30:23
huh00:30:27
is it alt enter oh i'll enter okay00:30:29
create method00:30:32
shield color emission color what do we00:30:34
want to do in here00:30:35
we want to grab our renderer's material00:30:38
color and set it00:30:40
to color00:30:43
shield color00:30:47
okay00:30:48
and then we want to set the material00:30:53
emissions color00:30:58
to be emission00:31:00
color00:31:03
that00:31:04
should do it if i didn't make any00:31:06
mistakes00:31:10
so what do we want00:31:12
to put in those values00:31:16
i think00:31:19
well if we go into the material00:31:27
i think i want to copy that color00:31:37
huh00:31:39
well but let me00:31:40
paste that let me just do that and then00:31:43
i'll crank the opacity00:31:45
down a tad probably00:31:48
maybe about 5000:31:53
and maybe make this a little bit00:31:54
brighter00:31:58
okay and then for fade out time00:32:01
half a second should be fine00:32:08
let's see how those values look00:32:11
i'm going to turn off our asteroid field00:32:15
hit play00:32:18
let me00:32:24
that's pretty cool00:32:28
let me uh crank up that intensity a00:32:30
little bit00:32:45
oh yeah00:32:49
i think that looks really cool00:32:52
um i think i probably want to have our00:32:54
projectile spawn a little00:33:00
explosion where it hits though00:33:03
and i think our projectile is continuing00:33:06
on even after it hits so we want to make00:33:08
sure the projectile is destroyed when it00:33:10
hits something00:33:14
so00:33:15
let's go into our projectile00:33:20
weapons00:33:24
yeah it does not have any kind of an00:33:26
explosion00:33:29
so let's add a serialized field00:33:33
and we'll say00:33:36
detonator because we'll use a detonator00:33:41
um00:33:42
hit effect00:33:46
and so00:33:47
in on collision enter00:33:52
we can say00:33:54
if00:33:56
hit effect is not equal to null00:34:00
instantiate00:34:03
hit effect00:34:05
transform that position00:34:09
um quaternion identity00:34:16
and00:34:17
we also want to make sure that we00:34:19
destroy00:34:21
game object00:34:26
okay if we go back into the unity editor00:34:32
select our projectile prefab00:34:41
and let's see under effects00:34:43
tiny00:34:47
okay00:34:49
hit play00:34:58
i'm not seeing that00:35:01
oh i am seeing it it's just very00:35:04
very hard to see up against the shield00:35:08
oh that that's nice00:35:13
okay00:35:14
awesome so there you go we've got an00:35:18
asteroid field00:35:19
i'm gonna go ahead and turn that back on00:35:25
i can fly around our asteroid field00:35:32
all right so we've got asteroids00:35:35
we've got an enemy ship with shields00:35:40
that flash one hit00:36:02
actually i think one more thing i'd like00:36:04
to do before i wrap this video up00:36:07
i'm noticing those shields look awfully00:36:10
opaque00:36:12
so i want to go into the00:36:15
material00:36:20
and maybe reduce it down even more00:36:28
by default00:36:30
so hit play00:36:36
yeah that looks a little bit better00:36:43
i've noticed that our rocks are falling00:36:52
yes they are falling so i wonder why we00:36:54
didn't see that before the um prefab for00:36:57
the asteroids all the new asteroids00:37:00
that i created00:37:03
their00:37:06
um their rigid body must have gravity00:37:09
enabled00:37:12
yes use gravity is enabled00:37:15
so let me hit play00:37:21
that's better i wonder why they weren't00:37:23
falling before though00:37:33
well that about wraps it up for this00:37:35
video if you liked what you saw and00:37:37
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[Music]Description:
Step-by-step Unity tutorial for beginners where you will learn how to make a 3D Space Shooter in Unity. In this installment we add an asteroid field spawner and some cool shield effects. Link to entire playlist for this tutorial series https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHcOLPSLOK7PNvLAdnqicE_BeqoNH7Zwz 00:00 - Intro 00:30 - Adding asteroid spawner 08:40 - Added second asteroid prefab 11:30 - Create prefabs for all the other asteroid types 15:50 - Create shield component 33:00 - Tweak projectile, add hit effect and destroy it when it collides with something 36:45 - Fix "falling" asteroids 37:30 - Outro Texture Pack from itch.io: https://juliovii.itch.io/techpk01 Source code on GitHub: https://github.com/gbradburn/3D-Space-Shooter-Tutorial/tree/AsteroidField My Links: My website: https://midniteoilsoftware.com/ My itch.io site: https://midniteoilsoftware.itch.io/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SoftwareOil https://discord.com/invite/wrdqXPtw9y https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser
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