unity3d仿'宝石迷阵'源码及全套资源可编译运行

Match-3 Starter Kit by DFT Games Release Notes - Version 2 Breaking changes None New features * It’s now possible to make a Match-4 game simply checking the newly added flag “Is Match 4”in the Inspector. * Hints: now you can add (in the Inspector) an effect and an audio to be give moves hints to the player. In the Inspector you can also define after how much inactivity time (in seconds) the hint is shown. * You can now decide to make the new pieces fall from the top instead of flying in from behind the camera simply checking in the Inspector the flag “New Pieces From Top”. Release Notes - Version 1.2 Breaking changes * The board’s file name has been changed from “board[BoardNumber]” to “Board[BoardNumber].[rows].[columns]”, so upgrading from previous version you have to rename the boards accordingly in Unity project view. For instance, the file board1 becomes board1.10.10 (this because in previous version the board was fixed to be 10 by 10. * The points are now defined as Board’s parameters. New features New parameters added to the Board script as follows: 1. Mobile input is now supported out-of-the-box. 2. Delegates for Pause, Level Cleared and Time Out called in the OnGUI. 3. The Play Area Editor allows now to define and edit any board size. 4. Rows: amount of rows on the board. 5. Columns: amount of columns on the board. 6. Fill On X: tell the script to fit the board on the screen. This is mostly used on mobile phones. The script will not deform the layout so to have the board actually filling the screen you have to design it having the phone resolution in mind. The board will be resized to fit the screen as much as possible having the starting point set on the upper left corner. 7. Centre on X: This is considered only if Fill On X is True. 8. Points to be awarded are now Board’s parameters as follows: a. Points Normal b. Points Strong c. Points Extra Strong d. Points Super Strong Type of gameplay In this script we also give you an original gameplay: Marina’s Style (you set the gameplay style in the Board script’s “Game Style” parameter). Marina’s Style is played by selecting the starting piece when the game starts. The selected piece will be highlighted (using the effect defined in the “Active Effect” parameter). Once the piece has been selected there is no way back, so the player is supposed to choose the start position carefully. Having the selected piece active the player can click on any other piece on the board to swap position provided that there is a match on at least one side of the swapping pieces. The piece on the clicked position becomes the new selected piece and cannot be changed, so the player has to think carefully before to move to the next match. As usual the goal is to clear the board. In case of clearing under blocked pieces the new selected position is empty: in that case the user has to select a new position to continue. If you are going to implement Marina’s Style gameplay in your game it would be really nice of you to credit it to DFT Games in your game’s credit screen ;) Just a note about the blocked tiles: if on the board there are blocked tiles the script spawns the special piece as well. Matching three special pieces unblocks one blocked tile (a demo of this behaviour is in the board2 definition: see the How to define the board section). Both gameplay styles can be played in Match-3 and Match-4 mode. Kit’s Content The Kit contains the full logic and a simple serialization script to implement a leaders’ board. All the code has been designed to allow the fastest and lightest execution possible. We have successfully tested it on very slow Atom based netbooks and on mobile using a Sony Ericson Xperia Mini Pro (really slow phone). How to define a board In the menu bar select Match-3 SK and execute the Play Area Editor. This will bring up the board definition editor which allows you to properly generate the board’s file in the Resource/Data folder. In the Resource/Data folder there are example files. The files contain the definition of the board coded as follows: 1 = Normal tile 2 = Strong piece on normal tile 3 = Extra Strong piece on normal tile 4 = Super Strong piece on normal tile 5 = Locked tile X = No tile The file name must be “board” followed by a number, a dot, the number of rows, a dot and the number of columns; its file extension is TXT and is ASCII encoded. The board number is the one used in the Board component‘s parameter “Board Number”, rows and columns are the Board parameters Rows and Columns. Creating a Match-3 level Just drop a board on screen and define the empty objects Left and Right to mark the board’s limit and add to your board the Board script, then feed all its parameters (also add an Audio Source!). You can define as many pieces as you want feeding their prefabs to the list parameters for the 4 classes: Pieces Normal, Pieces Strong, Pieces Extra Strong and Pieces Super Strong. Setting the Max Pieces parameter you decide how many pieces should be actually put into the game picking from those lists. On a 10 by 10 board, six pieces for the Standard Style and Five for Marina’s Style are our advice to avoid too many reshuffles. Remember to change the PieceColour structure (in Definitions.cs) to match the number of pieces you actually put into your game! Pieces Have a look to the Prefabs folder. There are four different subfolders in the Pieces folder: Normal, Strong, ExtraStrong and SuperStrong. Each piece is a GameObject containing an AudioSource and the PieceScript component along with a suitable collider to allow mouse events detection. The actual mesh is a child of the Piece. Adding your code The Board script is the actual game manager. Once the time is up or the level is cleared you have to do something. As you can see in Board.cs the Update just exits as follows: if (TimeOut || CleanSlate || GamePaused) return; in the OnGUI we check these states and execute thje methods assigned to the three delegates. In your code you are supposed to feed the delegates to manage the three situations. The delegates are accessible as follows: Board. GamePaused to signal the pause to the game Board.Instance.GamePausedMethod to set the method to manage the pause Board.Instance.TimedOutMethod to set the method to manage the Time Out (player loses) Board.Instance. LevelClearedMethod to set the method to manage the Game Cleared state (player wins) Support In case you need any help implementing our Kit do not hesitate to write at pino@dftgames.com Thank you for using Match-3 Starter Kit! Don’t forget to add your review on the Store!