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    Game Programming Lab: Name-Asmt Gupta REG NO.-18BCE0904

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    1) The student is creating an ocean environment game where the player has to collect pearls contained in shells. 2) The player will lose health when enemies attack, and the game will end when health reaches zero. 3) The procedures to create the game involve adding background images, character scripts, health scripts, enemy scripts, and ground rigidbodies.

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    1) The student is creating an ocean environment game where the player has to collect pearls contained in shells. 2) The player will lose health when enemies attack, and the game will end when health reaches zero. 3) The procedures to create the game involve adding background images, character scripts, health scripts, enemy scripts, and ground rigidbodies.

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    1) The student is creating an ocean environment game where the player has to collect pearls contained in shells. 2) The player will lose health when enemies attack, and the game will end when health reaches zero. 3) The procedures to create the game involve adding background images, character scripts, health scripts, enemy scripts, and ground rigidbodies.

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    Game Programming Lab: Name-Asmt Gupta REG NO.-18BCE0904

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    1) The student is creating an ocean environment game where the player has to collect pearls contained in shells. 2) The player will lose health when enemies attack, and the game will end when health reaches zero. 3) The procedures to create the game involve adding background images, character scripts, health scripts, enemy scripts, and ground rigidbodies.

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    GAME PROGRAMMING LAB

    LAB FAT
    NAME-ASMT GUPTA
    REG NO.-18BCE0904

    . Create an ocean environment. The player has to collect the


    pearl containing shells from the ocean. Each cell collection will
    increase the point. When enemies are attacking, player health
    will come down. When the player health becomes zero game
    over

    Aim:
    To make an ocean environment where player has to collect pearls contained in the shells
    and also implementing player health deteriorating system
    PROCEDURE:-
    1. ADD THE PANEL WITH BACKGROUND IMAGE
    2. ADD THE CHARACTER ADD SCRIPT FILE TO IT
    3. ADD HEALTH WITH IT SCRIPT FILE
    4. ADD ENEMY WITH SCIPT FILE
    5. ADD GROUND WITH RIGIB BODY
    OUTPUT
    CODE:-
    Playerctrl.cs
    health,cs
    using UnityEngine;
    using System.Collections;

    public class Health : MonoBehaviour {

    public enum deathAction {loadLevelWhenDead,doNothingWhenDead};

    public float healthPoints = 1f;


    public float respawnHealthPoints = 1f; //base health points

    public int numberOfLives = 1; //lives and variables for


    respawning
    public bool isAlive = true;
    public GameObject explosionPrefab;

    public deathAction onLivesGone = deathAction.doNothingWhenDead;

    public string LevelToLoad = "";

    private Vector3 respawnPosition;


    private Quaternion respawnRotation;

    // Use this for initialization


    void Start ()
    {
    // store initial position as respawn location
    respawnPosition = transform.position;
    respawnRotation = transform.rotation;

    if (LevelToLoad=="") // default to current scene


    {
    LevelToLoad = Application.loadedLevelName;
    }
    }

    // Update is called once per frame


    void Update ()
    {
    if (healthPoints <= 0) { // if the object is 'dead'
    numberOfLives--
    ; // decrement # of lives, update lives GUI

    if (explosionPrefab!=null) {
    Instantiate (explosionPrefab, transform.position, Quaternion.i
    dentity);
    }

    if (numberOfLives > 0) { // respawn


    transform.position = respawnPosition; // reset the player to
    respawn position
    transform.rotation = respawnRotation;
    healthPoints = respawnHealthPoints; // give the player full he
    alth again
    } else { // here is where you do stuff once ALL lives are gone)
    isAlive = false;

    switch(onLivesGone)
    {
    case deathAction.loadLevelWhenDead:
    Application.LoadLevel (LevelToLoad);
    break;
    case deathAction.doNothingWhenDead:
    // do nothing, death must be handled in another way elsewh
    ere
    break;
    }
    Destroy(gameObject);
    }
    }
    }

    public void ApplyDamage(float amount)


    {
    healthPoints = healthPoints - amount;
    }

    public void ApplyHeal(float amount)


    {
    healthPoints = healthPoints + amount;
    }

    public void ApplyBonusLife(int amount)


    {
    numberOfLives = numberOfLives + amount;
    }

    public void updateRespawn(Vector3 newRespawnPosition, Quaternion newRespaw


    nRotation) {
    respawnPosition = newRespawnPosition;
    respawnRotation = newRespawnRotation;
    }
    }

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