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Depending on your code, you might want to put it as [System.Serializable] public class MainClass : MonoBehaviour { public class TestClass { public int y; } public TestClass test; } since it's a more...
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The point here, Time.deltaTime returns values smaller then 1, so rounding it before addition will give you tons of toubles. Best thing to do here would be to store the score as a float and only round...
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Arrows, control for moving by a word, shift for selecting, ctrl+home beginning of document, ctrl+end EOF.
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Definitely looks like a bug. [IEEE-754][1] states that even a float should be able to hold 5e18. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_754
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IMO when it comes to coding, Euler angles are more complicated than quaternions, since there are so many friggin' exceptions you need to consider to avoid a [gimbal lock][1]. Although I cannot give you...
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Do not move the object by means of moving the transform. Instead, modify the speed of the rigidbody (that should be done in the FixedUpdate() method inherited from MonoBehaviour). Preferably by using...
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Make a gameobject for the craft with only the rigidbody, and move the rendering components to the child object, then make a public Transform variable to which you assign the rendering childs transform....
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Try putting a script on the camera (if the SkyBox is camera specific) and changing it's gameObject.active. If that doesn't work, make two cameras, of which only one has a skybox and switch between them...
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Ok, looking at those things, and doing some research of my own, I dare say that iris folding would be the fastest, then Verlet (if you know derivateves and such, look at [en.Wiki][1], it becomes quite...
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I'd say: make the render a child GameObject (so that it's rotation doesn't affect rigidbody's rotation) then keep that rotation in a separate variable, then when the player presses forward apply a...
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According to [this][1] you have to use the virtual keyword, like class Animal { virtual static var desc : String = "I'm an animal"; } class Bird extends Animal { static var desc : String = "I'm a...
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What Zergling103 wrote seems legit, but IMO it's better to have a centralized event manager system, like the one described in the runner tuto @ [catlikecoding.com][1] Although that tuto is good, since...
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1. DON'T USE ALL CAPS, no one likes to be shouted at 2. AFAIK you can't change a color of part of the text with standard Unity GUI text elements, you need a 3rd party resource for that. 3. Why would...
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http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/csharpgeneral/thread/a7ddde89-35cc-4a29-9aab-ac42b8fd75fe
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If they're indeed shooting at each other, changing the scene for that seems kinda strange... Shouldn't you rather just switch the camera? And you have to set up the levels in the build options for them...
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Ok, either I'm stupidly misreading something, or you just need something like if(FlashLightOn){ light.intensity = lightIntensity; } near the end of your Update()
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If that script is on the object itself, then it won't work. The thing is, Update() is **NOT** called on inactive objects.
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IMO, the point here is that currenCommand is a reference too. So you only enqueue reference to the array which you change. I'm new to C# as well (similar circumstances to You), but if C# supports copy...
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1. Format your code (the button with ones and zeroes). 2. Transform is a class name, not an object of that class - and that is what you need. Consider code below. var speed = 3.0; var...
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Depending on your code, you might want to put it as [System.Serializable] public class MainClass : MonoBehaviour { public class TestClass { public int y; } public TestClass test; } since it's a more...
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