Multiplayer Virtual Reality (VR) Development With Unity
What you will learn
Multiplayer Virtual Reality Development
Full Multiplayer VR Synchronization (Head, Hands, Body)
VR Player Movement Synchronization including Teleportation
Networked Grabbing
Oculus Quest Development
Unity XR Interaction Toolkit
Editor Scripts for easy Multiplayer testing
Login with Playername
VR Keyboard
VR Avatar Selection System with five different model
Creating and joining Virtual Rooms by map type
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Comidoc Review
Our Verdict
While this course on Multiplayer Virtual Reality (VR) Development With Unity has its strengths, such as covering the basics and advanced topics of building a multiplayer VR project, it falls short in some areas. The instructor's pace, pronunciation, and use of pre-made scripts can be challenging for some learners. Additionally, the course content is outdated, causing compatibility issues with newer software and technologies. Despite these issues, recent learners have praised its engaging content and thorough instruction.\n\nConsider your own learning style and technical skills before diving into this course. If you're comfortable with rewinding and researching to keep up with the instructor, and willing to troubleshoot compatibility issues, then this course may be a good fit for you. However, if you prefer up-to-date content and clear instruction without excessive speed or reliance on pre-made scripts, you may want to explore other options.
What We Liked
- Covers the entire process of building a multiplayer VR project from scratch using Unity and Photon
- Includes advanced topics like networking, lag compensation, and performance optimization
- Provides clear, hands-on instructions that are easy to follow with the pause button
- Highly recommended by recent learners for its engaging content and thorough instruction
Potential Drawbacks
- Some learners find it challenging to keep up with the instructor's pace, particularly during coding segments
- Occasionally, the instructor speaks quickly or clicks through options too rapidly, making it difficult to follow along
- Pre-made scripts are used to cut time, but not all learners may comprehend them without more in-depth explanation
- The course content is generally outdated, causing compatibility issues with newer software and technologies