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Sample Tutorial: Cavrnus Chess

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Created by bert , last modified by Kyle on Mar 09, 2024

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Let’s apply the No-Code Collaboration Sync Components to a real world example.

Starting Project

We are going to begin with a simple single-player Chess scene.

32 movable chess pieces on a table.
A Reset button in-scene which resets all pieces to their original positions.
No special game logic other than moving pieces around on the board.
- No restrictions on movement based on chess rules (just planar movement).
- No physics applied (see: Sync Property Components and Physics).

In this demo, you will learn how to connect multiple users in a basic scene within Unity, within Unreal engine, and even connect both platforms with copresence!

Unity

Click the image below to walk through the steps to configure the Cavrnus Chess Sample in Unity.

Cavrnus Chess Tutorial - Unity Setup

Unreal

Click the image below to walk through the steps to configure the Cavrnus Chess Sample in Unreal.

Cavrnus Chess Tutorial - Unreal Engine Setup

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