In this article we’ll implement an Audio Manager in our FPS prototype.

Continuing on with the first-person shooter project from previous articles, we’ll be adding a HUD to the prototype based on provided mock-ups.

In this article we’ll extend our damage system to specific game objects that will explode.

The Sprite Editor package allows us to take a single image file with multiple images in it, slice that file up, and generate individual sprite files that Unity can distinguish from each other.

In this article, we’ll be extending the functionality of the GameDevHQ provided character controller to implement first-person shooter mechanics.

I’ll be focusing on Object Pooling and Wave System mechanics in this article through my Singleton SpawnManager class.

In previous articles, we’ve fleshed out the animation, navigation, and take cover features of our RobotAI script. In this article, we’ll update it to be compatible with object pooling system in the SpawnManager script that I’ll cover in my next article.

Per Unity: https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/ExecutionOrder.html The Script lifecycle flowchart will be broken down in this article. Above we can see the order of event for initialization events. Awake > OnEnable > Reset > Start It’s easy to run into issues if we try to do something in an earlier event for something…