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The following may not be the best answer, but it is one answer. This kind of stuff can usually done by sending raw data (although it is more work). You'd save out the data then use this to rebuild the...
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I've been here I think. at a guess your collider needs to be set to "is trigger" (a checkbox on your collider). at a guess this will negate it's use as a platform which means you'll need another...
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As above I'd be tempted to apply gravity without the physics pseudocode below: pArrowMomentum+=new Vector(0,MyGravity*Time.deltaTime,0); transform.LookAt(transform.position+pArrowMomentum);...
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I don't do JavaScript so my grammar may be dodgy, but does this help? function OnCollisionEnter(col:Collision) { print(col.gameObject.name); var vScript: EnemyAI=col.gameObject.GetComponent(EnemyAI);...
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This might be helpful :) am just writing in the lerp not using mathf, but it works, and as a function . Rect LerpRect(Rect nRect1, Rect nRect2,float nNum){ Rect vRect=nRect1;...
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foreach(KeyCode vKey in System.Enum.GetValues(typeof(KeyCode))){ if(Input.GetKey(vKey)){ //your code here } } :) this detects what key has been pressed. I use it for my custom input manaer.
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Yes, it's been changed. Cursor.lockState=CursorLockMode.Locked; locks the mouse. Cursor.lockState=CursorLockMode.None; I've forgotten how to hide and show it .
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There is this, which is, I think, exactly what you were looking for... Shader "gamevial/randomshader" { Properties { _Splat0("Texture1 (R)", 2D) = "white" {} } CGINCLUDE ///reusable stuff here ENDCG...
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errr... how about "public Texture screenImage;"? or "public Texture2D screenImage;" your texture would have to be read write enabled, but that would work.. also you'd have to compare mouseposition xy...
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to lerp from grot to a target angle named vRot:: gRot = new Vector3(Mathf.LerpAngle(gRot.x,vRot.x,pFrame),Mathf.LerpAngle(gRot.y,vRot.y,pFrame),Mathf.LerpAngle(gRot.z,vRot.z,pFrame)); works for me :)
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I don't know a "total answer" (I don't think there is one), but: you can add a test to detect your application/player's location at startup. string vAddress=Application.absoluteURL; string...
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Above answers both work I agree, but are both kinda wrong in my humble, you CAN swap scripts. but it's quite hard (actually, not that hard come to think of it). You'd GetComponent on one script, and...
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The following may not be the best answer, but it is one answer. This kind of stuff can usually done by sending raw data (although it is more work). You'd save out the data then use this to rebuild the...
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I've been here I think. at a guess your collider needs to be set to "is trigger" (a checkbox on your collider). at a guess this will negate it's use as a platform which means you'll need another...
View ArticleAnswer by jamesflowerdew
As above I'd be tempted to apply gravity without the physics pseudocode below: pArrowMomentum+=new Vector(0,MyGravity*Time.deltaTime,0); transform.LookAt(transform.position+pArrowMomentum);...
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I don't do JavaScript so my grammar may be dodgy, but does this help? function OnCollisionEnter(col:Collision) { print(col.gameObject.name); var vScript: EnemyAI=col.gameObject.GetComponent(EnemyAI);...
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This uses mouse or finger to generate an force called pPush, which is then applied to a ball. nFrame is Time.deltaTime all other vars with a "p" in front need declared at the top of your script. void...
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does this help? you can split a string with string slpit so you can just use whatever you like to delimit the item like below, (to and from string). string timertext = ""+...
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