Overview
Find Differences Complete Game Template is a full Unity template that gives you a quick and easy way to create a Find the Differences game (also known as Spot the Difference), along with a menu to select levels, purchasable levels, and a randomizer to ensure unique user experience.
Features
- Fully commented C# code.
- Perfect for creating games for kids and adult alike
- Contains a fully working example, with multiple random elements!
- Contains randomization engine, which ensures a unique experience and levels
- Supports various element changes:
- Hide
- Move
- Colorize
- Scale up/down
- Flip vertical/horizonal
- Easily customizable to support new types of differences.
- Unity Ads integration for banners and interstitial ads
- Music, Sounds and Vibration support, along with options dialog
- Works on all platforms, PC, Mac, iOS, Android, etc.
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Documentation
how to make a Spot the Difference game
How to add a new level
Each level consists of a PhotoInfo object, which has a Prefab to the image, a default Halo prefab, and the number of random changes to generator during gameplay.
The level’s prefab image consists of a collection of GameObjects that recreates the final image. Each game object can have the Changeable script, which defines the list of changes that can be applied to the part.
NOTE: For components to work correctly, make sure they also include a trigger Collider component.
For example, looking at the “Astronaut” template, you can see that the image was separated into multiple parts that can be modified – Starts, Moons, parts of the rocket, etc. The Stars parts have the “Hide” change type enabled. On the other hand, the Moon parts have the “Move” and “Colorize” change types enabled.
Playing a scene
When an image is selected, the Game scene is loaded. The Randomizer script will apply a few changes to the selected image (based on the image’s supported number of changes), based on the following algorithm:
- Select a random part
- Apply a random change (based on part’s supported changes)
- Apply changes to parent/child parts (as needed)
- Repeat until enough changes are applied
Currently, the following changes are supported:
- Hide: Completely hides the part
- Flip Vertical: Flips the part vertically
- Flip Horizontal: Flips the part horizontally
- Colorize: Changes the color of the part to one of the predefined colors
- Move: Changes the position of the part to one of the predefined positions
- Scale: Changes the scale of the part to one of the predefined scales
