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Because I'm trying to stay in a good mood today. And also, more people should post in JAVA! This script allows you to set both a click, and double right click, while differentiating if the left was...
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> var lastDirY:float=transform.eulerAngles.y;>> if(inputZ == 0 || inputX == 0) { > transform.rotation.y=lastDirY; } Cheers!
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then the position of your game object is reaching behind the cube? you need to set an anchor for your ray which is not part of your main object, as it apparently reaches farther away than the position...
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You need to go into Unity>Edit>Project Settings>Quality and increase your "Pixel Light Count" to something like 100. Good luck
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First you will need a 2nd image of the same size/resolution as a dummy image. Dummy image is the one that will be on your level floor. Now, the box that you show representing Where to color in, you...
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Attach this to your cube. Also reference http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Object.DontDestroyOnLoad.html function Awake () {DontDestroyOnLoad (transform.gameObject); }
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Unity has native libraries that must be included to function on your platform. Is one possible reason. GL
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Add to your Canvas a component type Canvas Renderer, and set the resolution manually. This will scale the way you describe when done properly. You need to reference the unity docs regarding UI.Canvas...
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There are assets in unity available for free such as 'Prototyping' which allow you to create simple shapes inside the editor. I suggest using this fashion, until you are satisfied, then start making...
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This is not your fault, the server is simply confused by so many requests from the same ip address. I can verify this by connecting to the asset store from a different device at the same time...
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For starters gameObjectChild.transform.SetParent(parent.transform, true); should be gameObjectChild.transform.parent=parent.transform; Instead of referencing the parent constantly, do it once, probably...
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You can drag and drop items into exposed variables within the inspector, and they will stay persistent on play as long as they are part of the same prefab. You can try copying the component during...
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Your raycast may be hitting a collider attached to the player, be sure that it is ignoring all the player and gun layers! That is my 2 cents, good luck!
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Does this help? // Set this to the gameObject which contains the animation component var objectWithAnimationComponent:GameObject; var desiredAnimation: String="AnimationName"; function Update() {...
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You could always take screen shots of a real model on top of a blue screen, and take screen captures as you rotate the model appropriately. Position the camera in your viewer as you would like it to be...
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You can set the pickup to enabled again, it just has to be done from a separate object. Each time you create an object to be disabled, register it with a higher up parent, and when it needs to be...
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Once you initiate your attack sequence, wait for the first collision, then turn your sword collider off until the attack sequence completes. Then back on again. Also make sure you do not detect sword...
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Increase your thumbstick sensitivity threshold. Refer to your native library documents for how to include into unity. Something like GameState.GamePad.Thumbstick.Left.SensitivityThreshold=0.1; //...
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You should be careful, and Particular, when and how you use collisions. Certain conditions need to be met, depending on which style of detection your going to use. Firstly, make use of debug.log, and...
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Just add a script to your camera, and drag your ball as the target. var target:GameObject; // drag your ball onto this function Update() // set gameObject position the same as target, follow behind...
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