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I just recently added this functionality to my video game (arxcatalyst.weebly.com) Although I'm programming my character control script from scratch and haven't really used the character controller,...
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You can use Mathf.Clamp on the rigidbody.velocity values after the force is applied to determine speed caps.
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It's useful to outline all that your scripts have to do in order to achieve it's purpose. For an enemy retaliating to the player, it would have to: A:) acquire the target (player.transform) B:) Aim at...
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Have you tried using a Mesh Collider? It's the most expensive physics calculation, but it uses your mesh topology as collision surfaces.
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I believe you're searching for BarkyStatus script only on the object this script is attached to. Try searching the owner object for the compenent. player : GameObject; //Your player goes here! barky =...
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underneath the edit menu is a submenu called project settings. In that menu is input. this is where input is controlled. You can add your own controls here! also, you can do Input.GetKey("i");
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You mention that your character falls through the ground. is your character a rigidbody? if so, using transform.MoveTowards() will not work well with the physics engine. instead, you can try...
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you can use OnTriggerEnter to set a boolean. then in an update function in your script, if the input is down and the boolean is true, then you can teleport. var usable : boolean = false; var lastPlayer...
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animation events run functions. create a function like this: function PlaySound() { audio.Play(); } and then put that function in the animation event.
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I've done this before; I had to essentially allow a character to walk on the inside surface of a wheel. I don't have the exact code, but essentially what you need to do is a Physics.Raycast down from...
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I admire your will to create things yourself. I do the same thing with the video game I'm developing, (arxcatalyst.weebly.com). Lets see if I can cover all the bases of your question. To access another...
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You'll want to put all of your painting into a texture that unity can use on the object I assume. If it looks good when you render it in Blender (my favorite 3D software :D ) then all you've got to do...
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You can use function OnMouseOver() to do things in code on an object. It works very well, just know that it only detects Colliders and GUI Elements. I don't think it works on text, but all you have to...
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Hello crilose. I do a lot of character animation for the game I'm working on right now ([arxcatalyst.weebly.com][1]), and I've come across your problem in the past. The reason the animation wrap mode...
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direction = character.transform.right; character.transform.position += direction * speed * Time.deltaTime;
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In most video game engines, only one side of a polygon is rendered. This side is determined by a face's normal direction. Try flipping/recalculating the normals of your model and reimporting it....
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I'd suggest using an integer that increases everytime a player joins (and decreases when a player disconnects) then use that as your array key. for instance: var playerCount : int = 0; var spawnPoints...
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I haven't done the tutorial, but you could insert this into the function that causes the enemy to die: yield WaitForSeconds(15) gameObject.Destroy();
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I do believe that for OnCollisionEnter and OnTriggerEnter to work, at least one of the colliders must be a rigidbody. I would suggest setting your platform to a kinematic rigidbody. Setting it to...
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I know this is way late, but a possible solution for you is to instead use the skinned cloth renderer: [http://docs.unity3d.com/Documentation/Components/class-SkinnedCloth.html][1] It won't interact...
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A better answer is to use ClampMagnitude. Normalizing your movement vector will always restrict it to a magnitude of 1 (or zero if the vector's magnitude is too small). ClampMagnitude on the other hand...
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