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Hey you should try adding a rigidbody to your gameObjects and try this: function OnTriggerEnter (other : Collider) { print("I just hit something"); }
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There are many ways you can do this, one is using PlayerPrefs. You can make a method like thi to store your highscore: public void SaveData() { PlayerPrefs.SetInt("Player Score", player.Score); } And...
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Update is called once per frame, I don't think that you would be able to predict which script is called first. Just did some testing and the script I attatched to the game object last got called first,...
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I would do something like this, I have written it in C# since thats the language I know. But I'm sure you can translate it to JS. It throws a raycast on the mouse position and puts the hit object into...
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have you tried to calculate your speed like this: public var speed : float = 10.0; var amoutToMove : float; function Update() { amoutToMove = speed * Time.deltaTime; vad = Input.GetAxis("ShipSpeed") *...
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I'v made a tutorial the explains how you can create cut scenes in UNITY. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLX-uZVK_0K_7mVKGk0MOoSOMw4kjVapOA
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If you add script to your character it will disable the root motion when you are off the ground, and enable it if you are on the ground. private Vector3 m_GroundNormal; private bool m_IsGrounded;...
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Hey you should try adding a rigidbody to your gameObjects and try this: function OnTriggerEnter (other : Collider) { print("I just hit something"); }
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There are many ways you can do this, one is using PlayerPrefs. You can make a method like thi to store your highscore: public void SaveData() { PlayerPrefs.SetInt("Player Score", player.Score); } And...
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Update is called once per frame, I don't think that you would be able to predict which script is called first. Just did some testing and the script I attatched to the game object last got called first,...
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I would do something like this, I have written it in C# since thats the language I know. But I'm sure you can translate it to JS. It throws a raycast on the mouse position and puts the hit object into...
View ArticleAnswer by Artifactx
have you tried to calculate your speed like this: public var speed : float = 10.0; var amoutToMove : float; function Update() { amoutToMove = speed * Time.deltaTime; vad = Input.GetAxis("ShipSpeed") *...
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I'v made a tutorial the explains how you can create cut scenes in UNITY. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLX-uZVK_0K_7mVKGk0MOoSOMw4kjVapOA
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If you add script to your character it will disable the root motion when you are off the ground, and enable it if you are on the ground. private Vector3 m_GroundNormal; private bool m_IsGrounded;...
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