In the Project window, open the Assets/RW/Prefabs window and select the cow prefab. The project has already been set up with prefabs for each animal. Each one will play a different sound, so your first task is add the sound effect of the animal being launched. The game is set up to launch a random animal: a cow, pig or sheep. Right now, of course, it’s totally silent - not a moo to be heard! It’s your job to bring the game to life with sound. If the animal gets hit by a tractor, it dies if it makes it into the barn, it’s a goal! The goal of the game is to land the animal in the barn without it getting hit by a tractor. When you press the Spacebar key, a farm animal launches into the air. When the game runs you’ll see a bunch of tractors driving back and forth in front of a red barn. To start off, load up the Main scene in the Assets/RW/Scenes folder and click the Play button. Once downloaded, open the project in Unity (minimum version 2019.1.6f1). You can download the materials for the project using the Download Materials button at the top or bottom of this tutorial. Note: The models for this tutorial have already been imported into the starter and final projects, so Blender is not required. If you’re new to Unity or need a refresher on the basic concepts check out our Introduction to Unity tutorial. This is a beginner-level tutorial, but you should be familiar with Unity’s interface before getting started.
Learn to maybe, just maybe, throw a pig into a barn.Discover how to configure various 3D sounds properties.Learn the difference between AudioClips and AudioSources.If you’re looking to add sounds to your next game, this tutorial is a great starting point! Throw in some awesome sounds and you may discover an entirely new game.Īdding sound via code isn’t difficult, but the Unity Editor has an easy-to-use visual editor and works with a wide range of audio file formats, making it even simpler. When you add sounds to your game - even terrible ones - you may be shocked to discover the added depth they provide to the player experience. Once you have your monsters in place, and you have primed all your catapults to fire, a colossal battle may appear underwhelming when the greatest of explosions fail to produce even the tiniest whimper. He also wrote the original.Ĭreating the visual elements of a game is only half of the work. Update note: Anthony Uccello updated this tutorial for Unity 2019.
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