Bouncy and Sticky Grenade Mechanics

In this video, Code Monkey continues developing the Demo Man from Team Fortress 2 in Unity. The tutorial covers setting up primary weapons, refactoring code for better structure, and implementing ammo control and reload mechanisms for bouncy and sticky grenades. The video concludes with a preview of the next tutorial on melee weapons.

What is the main focus of the video tutorial?

• Creating a new game from scratch

• Learning basic Unity interface

• Developing a character from Team Fortress 2 in Unity

• Exploring advanced Unity graphics

Why was the code refactored to move input handling to the game handler class?

• To reduce the number of classes

• To improve game graphics

• To separate weapon firing from other inputs

• To increase game speed

What is the maximum number of bouncy grenades that can be held at once?

• Two

• Four

• Six

• Eight

Which function checks if there is enough ammo to fire a bouncy grenade?

• canReload

• hasAmmo

• reloadAmmo

• fireGrenade

What key is used to reload the bouncy grenades?

• E

• Q

• F

• R

What happens when the reload animation is interrupted?

• The ammo is still reloaded

• The reload is canceled

• The game crashes

• The player loses all ammo

How many sticky grenades can be active at once before the first one is destroyed?

• Six

• Four

• Eight

• Ten

What additional feature does the sticky grenade system have compared to the bouncy grenade system?

• Automatic reloading

• Limited active grenades

• Faster firing rate

• Increased damage

What is the purpose of the sticky grenade list?

• To store grenade explosion effects

• To track the number of grenades fired

• To manage active grenades and remove the oldest one

• To increase grenade damage

What is the next topic to be covered in the following video?

• Level design

• Character animation

• Melee weapon development

• Advanced Unity graphics