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Networked Locomotion

Table of Contents

  1. Project Setup
  2. Tech Stack
  3. Packages
  4. Project Idea
  5. Installation Guide

Project Setup

Unity Version

Specify the Unity version required for this project:
Unity Version: 2022.3.14f1

Platform Targets

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Supported Platforms: PC


Tech Stack

A list of technologies used in the project. Include languages, frameworks, and tools.

  • Unity: Game engine for creating 2D/3D experiences.
  • C#: Primary programming language for scripting.

Packages

A list of Unity and third-party packages that are used in this project.

  • R3 Reactive Programming: Used for handling asynchronous events and reactive data flow.
  • Photon Fusion 2: Networking solution used for high-performance, multiplayer real-time applications.
  • Photon KCC (Kinematic Character Controller): Provides smooth and responsive character movement in a networked environment.
  • Photon FSM (Finite State Machine): State machine framework for managing complex state transitions in the project.
  • Odin Inspector: Custom Unity inspector for better tools and workflow inside the Unity Editor.
  • Final IK: Advanced inverse kinematics system for realistic character movement and animation.
  • Zenject (Dependency Injection): Lightweight dependency injection framework for decoupling components and simplifying code architecture.

Project Idea

The main project idea is to work with best practices of using Photon (Character, Input, Syncing). The project includes a character with basic animations (they are not great at the moment, but they work for testing purposes). In the future, I plan to implement smoother transitions and more refined states.

The character can pick up and drop objects using Final IK. To see this in action, go to the scene: Playground.
With the help of Fusion addons, I achieved smooth synchronization, lag compensation, and much more. The use of FSM (Finite State Machine) provided many ideas and simplified the coding process significantly.

Installation Guide

Clone the Repository

To clone the project download .ZIP or use the following command:

git clone git@github.com:zhiganik/Networked_FSM.git

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