Navy ROTC Warfare Simulator
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Overview
Navy ROTC Warfare Simulator is a game made during Spring 2015 in my Advanced Game Projects class. The game was created by a team of roughly 30 computer science students at NCSU and was made for the NC State Navy ROTC and their end of the year simulation. The game was made in Unity 4.6 as a strictly multiplayer game to be used by the appropriate Navy ROTC students and leaders. The simulation allows the users to command fleets of ships in a turn based battle mode and create different scenarios using the built in map editor. Since I signed a contract at the start of the semester with NC State Navy ROTC I do not own any of the rights to the game and I am unable to provide a download.
My Involvement
During this project I played the role of Development Lead on the networking team. The class was split into roughly 10 teams and the networking team was comprised of myself and 3 other members. Since the game was multiplayer focused, networking was extremely important and we spent a good majority of our time designing a cohesive networking system using a combination of Unity's RPCs, networking components, and master server setup. Alongside my other networking team members, I wrote code to synchronize the units and their statistics, handle game events, and maintain connection between server and clients. It was difficult to develop a game with a team of 30 people, but I enjoyed working on networking code and learning more about Unity in a short amount of time.
Navy ROTC Warfare Simulator is a game made during Spring 2015 in my Advanced Game Projects class. The game was created by a team of roughly 30 computer science students at NCSU and was made for the NC State Navy ROTC and their end of the year simulation. The game was made in Unity 4.6 as a strictly multiplayer game to be used by the appropriate Navy ROTC students and leaders. The simulation allows the users to command fleets of ships in a turn based battle mode and create different scenarios using the built in map editor. Since I signed a contract at the start of the semester with NC State Navy ROTC I do not own any of the rights to the game and I am unable to provide a download.
My Involvement
During this project I played the role of Development Lead on the networking team. The class was split into roughly 10 teams and the networking team was comprised of myself and 3 other members. Since the game was multiplayer focused, networking was extremely important and we spent a good majority of our time designing a cohesive networking system using a combination of Unity's RPCs, networking components, and master server setup. Alongside my other networking team members, I wrote code to synchronize the units and their statistics, handle game events, and maintain connection between server and clients. It was difficult to develop a game with a team of 30 people, but I enjoyed working on networking code and learning more about Unity in a short amount of time.