Chess Game in Unity Tutorial! Part 1: Architecture and Board Generation

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Because chess popularity is on the rise lately, let's try to make our own chess game using Unity. In this video, which is the first part of a series, we will learn how to design a good game architecture using layers of abstraction and how to generate pieces on a board based on previously created data. Let's begin!

------Project on Github------

------UML Diagram-------

------Assets------

Low Poly Chess Pack:

Wooden Floor Materials:

Table with chairs x3 Free:

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Holy Banana, I learned so much from this video, thank you for showing us your workflow and describing everything so clear. Your code architecture is an eyeopener and took me to another level...

bigbanana

you are a literal life saver thank you so much for this.

JuJuzNation

Thank you! You're a great help. Great to brush up one some OOP (because I forgot most of it), I don't see a lot of that in YouTube tutorials.

PixelmancerGames

bro you are very nice we want more and helping

mashoodurrehman

I have a question: Did you design and write the diagram first and then build this strait from there, or did you kind of do both as you went? It seems it would be difficult to create this diagram from scratch with all the fields and methods, but I'm also sort of new to the Unity APIs.

jefeheentun

bro you need to chill out with the speeding up. if you want people to learn, go a little slower. I know you want to fit this into 20 min but you don't have to.

themantismain

please make any video about setting up an enviroment

mashoodurrehman

where I left off today: 13:40 (This is my own note to remember)

notjustateen

Im still having problems with line 31 at 18:59, Anyone know the solution?

mrbooscloos

Hey! Great tutorial! When I get to the part at 18:30 where I am supposed to assign the script to their respective pieces, I get the error: "Can't add script behaviour IObjectTweener. The script class can't be abstract!"
Just wondering if you had any insight into that!

Thank you so much!

WhiteBeansYT

I had a grid designed, but I scrapped it to follow this tutorial without having to adapt my whole script. Basically I just had a 2D array for the board and a series of if statements on board generation that checked where a piece was using the mod operator, so if it was at x mod 7 == 0 and y mod 7 == 0 we can assume it was a rook, etc etc. It's a little less flexible, but at least you don't have to go through a 32 item scriptable object and assign each spot individually lol

haachamachama

IDK If you can help me, i did everything you taught, but when trying to execute the pieces dont show up. Only the scenario and this error log: Object reference not set to an instance of an object

davisena