Nicholas Lever
With Socket IO it is very easy to create a game where multiple remote players can share data. In this course we start by installing NODE.js, a prerequisite of Socket IO. NODE.js is an open source server environment. We make sure NODE.js is working correctly and that you understand how to run it by running through a few very simple examples.
In section 3 we move on to building a simple chat app using Socket IO and I show you how to use the rooms capability of Socket IO to limit inter–Socket communication to groups of sockets that share a room.
Section 4 introduces the WebGL library, THREE.js, and shows how to display assets using this library.
.Section 5 looks at accessing online 3D resources both models and animations and shows how you can use Blender to edit these assets.
Section 6 covers in more detail using THREE.js for games.
Section 7 brings 3D and Socket IO together to create a framework for a game where we see remote players moving.
Section 8 shows how we can chat to remote players by sending a private chat message, socket to socket.
Section 9 shows how to take your game to a live server.
Instructor Details
Courses : 6
Specification: Create a 3D multi-player game using THREE.js and Socket.IO
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18 reviews for Create a 3D multi-player game using THREE.js and Socket.IO
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 3 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Leandro Silva –
It’s not the best of courses, but it gives some directions for who is utterly new in three.js
Jos Claudio de Castro Santos e Melo –
I think that the teacher jump a lot of important things, like to create the scenario
Danilo Colasso de Araujo –
The textures doesn‘t work. Models downloaded from mixamo are not working too. Most part of the course is a sequency of copy and paste code.
Luig Carrasqueira –
Code ready, only showing line by line the changes that were made. I prefer code written in real time.
Evie M –
Loved it. Very helpful. Thank you!
Mario Delacruzmelo –
Thanks for the course! I’ll follow the youtube channel. Greetings!
Yalon Keret –
The reason is you don’t really explain the Three.js library Why you wrote some stuff. I mean in the math point of view. I know node and I know jQuery, the reason I bought this course is to better understand the Three.js library. You wrote the code beforehand (which normally is not what I expected) and the code lines of Three.js are not explained as I would have expected
Hans Peter Kapeller –
Ein Super Kurs. Genau wonach ich gesucht habe. F r komplette Anf nger vermutlich am Anfang etwas schwieriger.
fag Dardon –
Was difficult to find where to download the resources folder. I’m familiar with the terms used in node like dirname, but it might be confusing for a first timer. Would be better to explain where they’re from. Confusing use of express and http.
Luke Lazzaro –
I came to the course to learn about Socket.IO and basic socket programming, and was not disappointed! I’ll be able to use this knowledge in my Phaser 3 and Babylon.js projects. Thanks for the course!
Kane Hooper –
Doesn’t really explain the concepts. Just points to where code should be added, and a lot of copy and paste without explaining. If you don’t yet know Express, Socket.io best to study those first before taking this course.
Enzo Cailleton –
Super cours.
ec ccs –
I enjoy a lot the courses by Nicholas Lever. In general they are all VERY SIMPLE but VERY WELL INTO THE POINT. Other thing is: he focuses not on mainstream topics but in SPECIALITY, hard to find ones. Only observation about this course? Unfortunately it is NOT for All Levels as it claims it is for Intermediate to Advanced. The amount of info that is skipped is substantial. Previous exposure to npm / node.js / Express + Socket.io + Three.js + Blender + 3D Animation as well as some practical knowledge of jQuery and OO Javascript in ES6 is definitively REQUIRED for this course if you really want to profit from it. On the tutor defense, there is NOT such a course that will teach ALL that in a SINGLE course. It is not hours, but months of hard work. What this course does BRILLIANTLY is PUTTING ALL THAT TOGETHER in a simple but revealing project! So do your homework and study each topic as much as possible. THEN come back to take this and all the courses by Nik. You are going to ENJOY them.
chirayu joshi –
This course helped me a lot to finish my running project. I loved this course very much. It is probably the only course which shows the use of three.js to create a 3d game. It’s socket.io implementation is amazing. I would surely recommend to enroll in this course.
Fernando Lopes –
Amazing!
Stephen Stewart –
This is actually a very good tutorial and it covers all the best as quickly as possible. Only problem is that it says ‘all levels’ and this is most definitely an intermediate level course. I learned a lot… but I am also at an intermediate level.
Karl Johan Linnas –
I wish we wouldn’t be given templates and would have to write the code along (for instance the index.html for socket test), otherwise this course has been nothing but amazing.
Angel Delgado –
Excelente!