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Hi deeds0l! Hmmmmmm... You don't seem to want to set the Transform.Position of an GameObject, but a RectTransform Component... It's quite different... Try replacing Vector3.zero with "new...
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You should play with **Arrays**! Arrays are "Tables" that contents severals and different gameobjects or any other var. So, let's say this: **public GameObject[] hazard;** By adding "[]" you simply...
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Hi Edyvargas! **First: ** I really think you should create individuals animations for what you are trying to do here. When this will be done, set your Running propellers animation to Clampforever mode...
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Hey taxvi! Thanks showing interest in helping me, I **really** appreciate! But I think found the problem! I created a prefab with my controller in my assets folder and I think my script looked for it...
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Hi gonzalo rivero! theCar.transform.position will give you a Vector3 variable (Vector3 are 3 floats stored in a single var. Ex (x,y,z)) theCar.transform.eulerAngles will give you another Vector3...
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Hi JonWag! Create a square in an image editor and export it in png/jpeg (size doesn't really matter). Click on your particle system, in the inspector, go in the "Particle System" tab and then the...
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Hi elpuerco63! Perhaps you could do so: **this.DontDestroyOnLoad()** (you could change "this" with gameObject or whatever you want! "This" refers to the actual script) (Read about it:...
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Hi .black! Try this! Store the parent in another **Transform** variable! public Transform daVodaParent; public Rigidbody daVoda; void Start() { //You don't need to set daVoda to null!! Already the...
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Hi DarkSlash! When you say move to "0,-2,0", you set absolute values wich are relative to the scene "grid". In your case, you must make it relative to the object! **So There it is in C#:**...
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Hi mazket! Are you trying to acces a **Script Component** named "Button" or an **GameObject**? **If Button is an object:** using UnityEngine; using System.Collections; public class Cooldown :...
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**I formatted your code, and there is nothing here about Jumping :S** var walkSpeed: float = 7; // regular speed var crchSpeed: float = 3; // crouching speed var runSpeed: float = 20; // run speed...
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So here it is vultt3rim! There is plenty of way to do it, but now I'll show you mine! I made it simple with bunch of comments to see what's actually going on! So this C# system will instantly work and...
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## Hi soulburner ## ---------- Personal Indie tips! ---------- **First**, look for tutorials about simple animations on Unity3D. It will help you! **1 - If you need some complex cut scenes wich...
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**Salut Isador34!** Je suis passé par le même problème... So to display an EnumPopup on your custom inspector, put this line of code in your OnInspectorGUI() function: //Look for the Enum...
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This would be the most simple way to do it Create a C# script, name it '**FadeOut**' and then drag it on your logo gameObject. Then copy/paste the code and tweak it. using System.Collections; using...
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There are lots of ways to do it! If you want to do it like Button component, Look for **UnityEvents**. Example: using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; using...
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I would probably look like that: y = Mathf.Sqrt(Mathf.Pow(a, 3)/u) * (x - n * Mathf.Sin(x))
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I suppose you simply flip the SpriteRenderer and you work with gravityScale (from Rigidbody2D)? If so, let's make it super simple then. public SpriteRenderer mySprite; public Rigidbody2D myR; public...
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First: Your player GameObject and your health sprite GameObject must both have a collider 2D. The Health Collider2D must be set as Trigger. Then in your health object, Add a script with these lines of...
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Hey Bud! First you need to know that Transform.Position is not the same as your camera bounds! So you simply need to convert your sprite world position to a screen position. I did it for you! If it...
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There are no needs of doing that in loops my friend! And think about it, you have a foreach loop in a do loop! Really bad idea! There are tons of ways to have the same result without loops :) Show me...
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**Wow... You gave me a hard time with this!** I managed to find a way of doing this, but you will need to use List instead of Array. *(Don't worry, Lists are better!! )* Let me explain you the thing a...
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**Of course it's possible!** So I guess that your goal is: When the player enters a trigger, a certain object would teleport itself to another location? There are tons of ways to do this! first you'll...
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Hey Bud! The problem is that your **rigTransform remains null**... It tries to access it's parent and it looks like it doesn't have one! So Unity throws an error... I think you wan't your Camera to...
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It looks like minEmission is now deprecated... Perhaps this could help? [ParticleSystem.emission][1] [1]: https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/ParticleSystem-emission.html
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ParticleSystem.MainModule main = GetComponent().main; main.loop = true; This way, you store the main module in a variable. EDIT: In your case: ParticleSystem.MainModule = thrustsParticles [i].main;...
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The problem is... When you destroy your gameObject, the script can no longer be executed... Here: IEnumerator Poof() { yield return new WaitForSeconds(Seconds); Destroy(gameObject); //THIS LINE!! }...
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Hi! Do you have a Physic Material on your Rigidbody 2D? I'm actually using lots of Edge Colliders in my project and never had this issue!... Exept while using one of my created Rigidbody Material.
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First you should consider storing that 'wall' into a local variable to increase performance. Then you should use position instead of localPosition (position is the real world position, localPosition is...
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Hi Budd! I had the same problem. Be sure to gameObject.SetActive(true) your Tank Game Object before trying to start a coroutine located in a script attached to it!
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