1. Derived from Kirill Muzykov’s Rocket Mouse Tutorial http://www.raywenderlich.com/69392/make-game-like-jetpack-joyride-unity-2d-part-1 @shahedC WakeUpAndCode.com

2. Getting Started > Adding the Player > Adding Code > Ups & Downs Effects & Objects

5. … then, click “Create” Enter project location (empty folder) … Select 2D…

6. Verify 2D in Inspector Click Edit  Project Settings  Editor

7. Select “Main Camera” in hierarchy Verify Transform Position (0, 0, -10) Verify “Orthographic” Projection

8. In Project panel, right-click “Assets” folder Click Create, then Folder Name it “Scenes”

9. Click File  Save Scene Name your scene, click Save Inside “Scenes” subfolder…

10. 1.In the Game panel… 2.Click the list of dimensions 3.Click [+] to “Add New Item” 1 2 3 1.Label it “Landscape” 2.Width & Height = 1136 x 640 3.Click OK.

11. Select Main Camera in Hierarchy Update Size to 3.2

13. Drag to Assets

14. Audio and Sprites subfolders

15. Drag into Scene

16. Right-click “Fly” then click Rename Name it “Cat”

17. Select “Cat” in the Hierarchy In the Inspector panel, update Position: X = 0 Y = 0 Z = 0

18. Click “Add Component”  Physics 2D  Circle Collider 2D

19. In the Inspector panel, update Radius for Circle Collider 2D Radius = 0.5

20. Click “Add Component”  Physics 2D  Rigidbody 2D

21. In the Inspector panel, check “Fixed Angle”

22. The cat falls down! Run

24. Right-click Assets, click Create  FolderName it “Scripts”

25. Right-click Scripts, click Create  C# Script Name it “CatController”

26. Drag Script to Cat Verify Script Component

27. Click Edit  Preferences Under External Tools, select your Script Editor e.g. MonoDevelop or Visual Studio Tip: Browse for devenv.exe in your Program Files folder if you don’t see Visual Studio

28. Double-Click Script Name

29. Script should launch in MonoDevelop or Visual Studio

30. Class Begins { } Class Ends

32. From top menu, click File  Save Or, click Ctrl S on your keyboard.

33. Make the cat jump up as it falls! Run

35. Update Gravity X = 0 Y = -15 Click Edit  Project Settings  Physics 2D

36. Does the cat stay down with more force? Run

38. Click “Game Object”  Create Empty Verify Game Object in Hierarchy

39. In Hierarchy tab, right-click empty Game Object click Rename name it “Floor”

40. With Floor selected in Hierarchy: Update Transform properties: Position: X = 0 Y = -3.5 Z = 0 Scale: X = 14.4 Y = 1 Z = 1

41. Click “Add Component”  Physics 2D  Box Collider 2D

42. Green Box Collider for Floor Floor is selected in Hierarchy

43. Click “Game Object”  Create Empty Verify Game Object in Hierarchy

44. In Hierarchy tab, right-click empty Game Object click Rename name it “Ceiling”

45. With Floor selected in Hierarchy: Update Transform properties: Position: X = 0 Y = 3.7 Z = 0 Scale: X = 14.4 Y = 1 Z = 1

46. Click “Add Component”  Physics 2D  Box Collider 2D

47. Green Box Collider for Floor Both are selected in Hierarchy Green Box Collider for Ceiling

48. The cat should stop at the ceiling and floor! Run

50. Click “Game Object”  Create Other  Particle System

51. Verify Particle System in Hierarchy Verify Particle System in Scene

52. Verify Particle System is a child of Cat Drag Particle System to Cat in Hierarchy

53. Right-click “Particle System” then click Rename Name it “jetpackFlames”

54. In the Inspector panel for jetpackFlames, update: Transform: Position: X = -0.62 Y = -0.33 Z = 0 Rotation: X = 50 Y = 270 Z = 270 Particle System Start Lifetime = 0.5 Start Size = 0.3 Start Color: RGB = 255, 135, 40 Emission Rate = 300 Shape Shape = Cone Angle = 12 Radius = 0.1 Random Direction 

55. 1. Scroll down, then check “Color over Lifetime” 2. Click the color box 3. Select top-right slider 4. Set value to 0 (zero)

56. Drag Mountains into Scene

57. Drag Mountains into Scene Set Transform Position: X = 0 Y = 0 Z = 0

58. Click to Add Sorting Layer… Select Cat in Hierarchy

59. Add Layers for 1.Background 2.Decorations 3.Objects 4.Player Click + icon to add each new layer

60. Assign Sorting Layer Select Player

61. Assign Sorting Layer Select Background

62. Right-click Scripts, click Create  C# Script Name it “ParticleSortingLayerFix”

63. Drag Script to jetpackFlames Verify Script Component

64. Double-Click Script Name

65. Start() Begins { } Start() Ends

66. Run