Flappy Basketball – Unity Game Source Code – Bird Space Jam

Introduction

Welcome to the complete tutorial on how to use the Flappy Basketball - Unity Game Source Code, inspired by the classic video game "Space Jam"! This tutorial will walk you through the steps of setting up and running the game, as well as some advanced techniques to modify and customize the game to your liking.

The Flappy Basketball game is a fun and challenging 3D platformer that pits the Looney Tunes gang against the Monstars in a high-flying battle. With Unity as the game engine, we can easily create and distribute our game across multiple platforms.

In this tutorial, we will cover the following topics:

• Setting up the project in Unity
• Exploring the game assets and architecture
• Customizing the game's physics and behavior
• Creating a custom level and modifying existing levels
• Adding sounds and music to the game
• Deploying the game to multiple platforms (mobile, PC, consoles)

By the end of this tutorial, you'll be able to modify the game to your liking, and even create your own new levels and characters. Let's get started!

Setting up the project in Unity

To get started, you'll need to download the Flappy Basketball game source code from Unity Asset Store. Once downloaded, extract the files to a directory on your computer.

Next, open Unity Hub and create a new project. Choose a location for your project, give it a name, and set the project type to 3D. For the template, choose "Blank". This will give us a clean slate to work with.

Once the project is created, import the Flappy Basketball game assets by going to Assets -> Import Package -> Custom Package, and selecting the directory where you extracted the game files.

Exploring the game assets and architecture

Now that we've set up the project and imported the assets, let's take a look around at what we've got.

In the Project pane, you'll see the following folders:

• Audio: Contains the game's audio files (music, sound effects, etc.)
• Scenes: Contains the game's levels (folders labeled "Level 1", "Level 2", etc.)
• GameObjects: Contains the game's prefabs (customizable game objects)
• Scripts: Contains the game's C# scripts

The main scene for our game is called "SpaceJam". This is where the magic happens! To take a closer look at the scene, click on the "SpaceJam" folder in the Project pane and then click on the "Scene" tab. This will open the 3D view, where we can see the game in all its glory.

Level 1 - BasketBrawl

In this folder, you'll see two folders: "Level_1" and "Platform_1". Level 1 is the first level of the game, while Platform 1 is one of the platforms in this level. Let's have a look at Level_1:

• This scene contains the following game objects:
  • Platform1: A prefab platform with a basketball hoop and some basic physics
  • Bird: A playable character (the flapping bird) with animators and colliders
  • Enemy_1: A simple 3D model with colliders and a script
• This level is fully functional and can be run from here. Press "Play" to start playing!

Customizing the game's physics and behavior

Now that we have the game up and running, let's dive a bit deeper into the code. The game uses physics and animation to make things more realistic and engaging.

• Open the PhysicsScript script in the Scripts folder.
• Take a look at the FixedUpdate() method. This is where we set up the game's physics and simulation loop.

Creating a custom level and modifying existing levels

Let's create a new level and add it to the game. Follow these steps:

• Go to Assets -> Create -> 3D Object -> Plane.
• Scale the plane to about half the size of the Level 1 platform.
• Duplicate the Platform_1 prefab and add it to the new scene as a child of the plane.
• Rename the level to "Level_2".

• Save the changes to the scene.

• In the SpaceJam scene, right-click on the Scenes folder and select Add -> 3D Object -> Folder.
• Name the new folder "Level_2" and add the "Level_2" scene to it.

That's it! We've now added a new level to the game. Let's go ahead and test it.

Conclusion

We've just scratched the surface of what's possible with the Flappy Basketball - Unity Game Source Code, and we've had a blast doing it! This is just the beginning - the game is yours to customize and modify to your heart's content.

Stay tuned for the next installment, where we'll delve deeper into the game's scripting and animation. Get ready to take your Flappy Basketball game to the next level!