Dedicated Server Setup With Ubuntu Server.
What you'll learn:
Client side development of multiplayer games in Godot.
Server side development of multiplayer games in Godot.
Ubuntu Server for hosting the Godot game server on local machine.
FileZilla and Putty to connect to the Ubuntu Server from the computer.
Requirements:
Some experience with Godot.
Some experience with programming.
Some experience with plugging and unplugging storage drives from the computer.
Description
In this course we learn how to code a multiplayer game project using the Godot game engine and the Ubuntu Server.
The first project is the game project where we learn how to
import 3D model and animations in Godot,
retarget the animations,
setup the game environment,
create a third person character,
setup main and pause menu user interface,
connecting to the game server and
sharing/receiving the data from the game server.
The second project is the game server project where we learn how to
setup the multiplayer peer in Godot,
define the rpc calls for the both ends of the game,
connecting multiple players in the game world and
sharing data with them about other player's transforms, animations and names.
We also learn how we can
host our game server on a local machine where I also give some hints on web hosting providers online,
download & install the Ubuntu Server on a local machine,
download and use FileZilla to share files from our computer to the Ubuntu Server,
download and use Putty to connect to and control our Ubuntu Server,
export the game server Godot project as a dedicated,
uploading the dedicated server pck file and running it on the Ubuntu Server.
Who this course is for:
Beginner Godot developers curious about multiplayer game development.
Beginner game developers curious about multiplayer game development in Godot.