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Use transform.eulerAngles instead.Rotation is supposed to be a quaternion so when you call your code, you're just getting the y component of that and that's not very useful unless you know your...
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It's the light mapper Unity uses. Check out the feature run-down here.The light mapping quick-start guide.The in-depth guide.Beast product page.
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What you're describing could be handled by a basic movement script attached to your camera and will depend on how you want to control it (i.e. mouse? keyboard? something else?), assuming you're using a...
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Try [DontGoThroughThings][1]. [1]: http://www.unifycommunity.com/wiki/index.php?title=DontGoThroughThings
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You'd create each of these stages as different scenes. Once you've completed your setup scene, you'd call `Application.LoadLevel` and the appropriate scene number. [Here are the appropriate docs on...
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Have you looked for GetAxis references?If you look through the manual entry for the Input Manager, you can see how to modify and set up new key and axis aliases. When you press a key that's associated...
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Use a [Spring Joint][1]. [1]: http://unity3d.com/support/documentation/Components/class-SpringJoint.html
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http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/23472/what-do-i-need-for-iphone-development.html
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[Physics.IgnoreCollisions][1] takes three parameters (as you can see in the docs); the third is whether or not the 'ignoring' is active. Toggle that third boolean value to your heart's content. [1]:...
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Yes. [This page][1] lists all of the supported development platforms. Xbox 360 and PS3 development require you to [contact sales directly with your inquiries][2] (for now). [1]:...
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What you need to look at are:questions on instantiatequestions about collisionsthe documentation on instantiate and collisionsGetting the sizes right is a matter of calculating their volumes and adding...
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http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/33461/how-do-you-create-sound-when-two-objects-hit-one-a.html
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http://unity3d.com/support/documentation/ScriptReference/Transform.Translate.html
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You're using a perspective camera view and, as far as I can tell, that's how it is supposed to work. Moving the camera around **will** result in your models looking different; if you want them to...
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[transform.Rotate][1] returns void and has no property `x`. Use [transform.eulerAngles][2] instead. [1]: http://unity3d.com/support/documentation/ScriptReference/Transform.Rotate.html [2]:...
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Did you mean [LoadLevel][1]? Case matters. [1]: http://unity3d.com/support/documentation/ScriptReference/Application.LoadLevel.html
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If all you want is to make the ball fall faster, you can add a [constant force element][1] in addition to the gravity that's automatically applied. [1]:...
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Try [iTween][1]. It's built for making things follow a path. [1]: http://itween.pixelplacement.com/index.php
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Input.GetButton is what you're after. It's used the same as you have in your code above, but is activated for all frames the button is held down.
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Usually when you perform some sort of action that depends on input, you're just listening for the correct key press before triggering a specific behaviour; you would then call the appropriate function...
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If you take a look at the [scripting docs][1], you'll see that there are a number of instances where you can't directly alter values in C#. Instead, you have to create a temporary variable, usually...
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A double ampersand will do a logical comparison between your two values. A *single* ampersand will perform a **bitwise** comparison between the two values. See these links ([1][1], [2][2]) for more...
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Don't destroy the player, just directly edit the transform. This way, you're not going to incur the cost of instantiating again. i.e.: if (playerAtRightSide) player.transform = someLeftSideValue; or do...
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Your question was in the moderation queue (anti-spam measures). Just hold tight, this isn't an instant messaging service.
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Take a few minutes to look through [this past topic][1]. Most of the relevant issues are covered, despite it being as old as this site. [1]:...
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Is there any rationale behind using those comparisons? If not, just use if (tijdvak >= 0 && tijdvak
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Start with the [general beginner tutorials][1], then move on to RPG specific systems once you're familiar with the interface. [1]: http://unity3d.com/support/resources/tutorials/
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I've been working with rendering to textures recently in Unity 5 and also ran into some issues on import. My adjusted workflow as of now is: 1. Process file (working with MP4s) using ffmpeg2theora from...
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