Recap: Round Manager

Part of the Building Real Games section of Coddy's Unity journey. Lesson 16 of 56.

Challenge

Easy

A coin grab in 3 rounds of 4 seconds. The arrows walk the Player (ready). Write the RoundManager and the Coin scripts; the Inspector has filled the RoundManager's fields with the panels, the texts, rounds (3) and roundTime (4).

The RoundManager is a singleton, so each coin reaches it with no Inspector field.
It has three states. Ready shows only readyPanel, with roundText naming the round (Round 1, then Round 2...), and Space starts the round. Playing shows only playPanel and lasts roundTime seconds; then the next round is Ready, or after the last round the game is Finished. Finished shows only finishedPanel, with finalText giving the coins, as Coins: 3, and nothing starts it again.
A coin the player touches during a round counts, shows the total in coinsText (Coins: 2) and is removed. A coin touched between rounds does not count and stays where it is.

Press Play and play all three rounds, then Check.

Try it yourself

using UnityEngine;
using TMPro;

public class RoundManager : MonoBehaviour
{
    public GameObject readyPanel;
    public GameObject playPanel;
    public GameObject finishedPanel;
    public TMP_Text roundText;
    public TMP_Text coinsText;
    public TMP_Text finalText;
    public int rounds = 3;
    public float roundTime = 4f;

    // A singleton with three states: Ready, Playing and Finished
}