Multiplayer Playroom
David Liebemann at CrystalMesh created a sample game with Unity and Photon PUN 2, that showcases all features of ODIN in a simple example.
If you want to see it in action, we provide binary releases to download for Windows, Mac and Linux. Download it, run it and give it a try:
These ODIN features have been implemented in this sample:
- Integration of ODIN into a multiplayer framework (in this case Photon PUN 2)
- 3D Proximity Voice Chat with environment interaction
- Usage of occlusion and directional audio effects
The project is open source and can be found in our Github repository. If you want to get started with ODIN, give it a try as it contains a lot of useful scripts that you can use in your own game (MIT License).
For more in-depth information, take a look at our Multiplayer with Photon guide.
Screenshot from the sample project
User manual
After launching the demo you’ll see the lobby screen. Enter a name and press the Join button. You’ll see a
cylinder character that you can navigate around using these keys:
| Input | Description |
|---|---|
| W | Move forward |
| S | Move backward |
| A | Strafe left |
| D | Strafe right |
| Q | Rotate left |
| E | Rotate right |
| SHIFT | Sprint |
| 1 | Toggle between first person and third person view |
| C | Keep pressed to talk in 3D space |
| V | Keep pressed to talk via radio |