Surfer Riders + Unity Games + IOS + Android

Introduction

Surfer Riders is a popular Unity-based game development framework that allows you to create high-quality, engaging, and immersive games for mobile devices, including iOS and Android. With Surfer Riders, you can focus on creating your game without worrying about the underlying engine, as it provides a comprehensive set of tools and features to help you get started quickly.

In this tutorial, we will walk you through the process of using Surfer Riders to create a game for iOS and Android devices. We will cover the basics of setting up your project, creating game objects, writing code, and publishing your game to the app stores.

Prerequisites

Before we begin, make sure you have the following:

• A computer with Unity installed (you can download Unity from the official website)
• A Surfer Riders license (you can purchase one from the Surfer Riders website)
• A basic understanding of Unity and C# programming language

Step 1: Setting up your project

To start using Surfer Riders, you need to create a new Unity project. Open Unity and select "New" to create a new project. Choose a project name, project location, and select the "3D" template.

Next, you need to download and install the Surfer Riders package. You can do this by going to the Surfer Riders website and downloading the package. Once downloaded, open Unity and select "Assets" > "Import Package" > "Custom Package" and select the Surfer Riders package.

Step 2: Creating game objects

In Surfer Riders, you can create game objects using the Unity editor. To create a new game object, select "GameObject" > "3D Object" > "Cube" (or any other object type you prefer). You can then move, scale, and rotate the object to your liking.

To add a component to your game object, select the object and then click on the "Components" tab in the Inspector window. You can then drag and drop components from the Unity Asset Store or create your own custom components.

Step 3: Writing code

Surfer Riders uses C# as its scripting language. To write code, you can create a new C# script by selecting "Assets" > "Create" > "C# Script". You can then write your code in the script editor.

Here is an example of a simple script that moves a game object:

using UnityEngine;

public class MoveObject : MonoBehaviour
{
    public float speed = 1.0f;

    void Update()
    {
        transform.Translate(Vector3.forward * speed * Time.deltaTime);
    }
}

This script moves the game object forward at a speed of 1 unit per second.

Step 4: Building and running your game

To build and run your game, select "File" > "Build Settings" and choose the platform you want to build for (iOS or Android). You can then select the build options and click "Build" to build your game.

Once your game is built, you can run it on your device by selecting "File" > "Build Settings" and choosing the "Run" option.

Step 5: Publishing your game

To publish your game to the app stores, you need to create a distribution package. To do this, select "File" > "Build Settings" and choose the platform you want to publish for (iOS or Android). You can then select the build options and click "Export" to create a distribution package.

Once you have created a distribution package, you can upload it to the app stores using the Surfer Riders dashboard.

Conclusion

In this tutorial, we have covered the basics of using Surfer Riders to create a game for iOS and Android devices. We have covered setting up your project, creating game objects, writing code, building and running your game, and publishing your game to the app stores.

With Surfer Riders, you can create high-quality, engaging, and immersive games for mobile devices without worrying about the underlying engine. We hope this tutorial has been helpful in getting you started with Surfer Riders. Happy gaming!