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You need to calculate the direction components, normalize them and then add a force to that vector, whose strength is defined by the inverse-square law: var intensity = 5.5f; components =...
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You're rotating it at approximately 3214 degrees per second. :) [That method of the Rotate-command takes two parameters][1], axis and angle. You have the two confused. transform.Rotate(Vector3.left, 45...
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Use transform.RotateAround? You get the position from the object you're rotating around and the axis from one of its facings (i.e. transform.forward)....
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Well I just solved my own problem by reimporting with: AssetDatabase.ImportAsset(path); (There will be lag.)
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Do you want it to be like skeet shooting? In which case you need to add a rigidbody to your plates, then use Vector3.AddForce(transform.forward * strength) after instantiating. Shooting them could be...
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Does this answer your question: http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/585035/lookat-2d-equivalent-.html
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I think you're not supposed to increment individual variables of a transform position. C# gives an error if you try to do that. Try increment transform.position with another Vector3.
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Raycast works by taking a vector from a position and checking if there's a collider in the path of that vector, basically like a bullet. You can then use the data in the raycasthit variable type to do...
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So I used ILSpy to open UnityEditor.dll and found the method the editor uses: UnityEditor.ImportRawHeightmap -> ReadRaw Hopefully I can adapt this for use at runtime..
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So I used ILSpy to open UnityEditor.dll and found the method the editor uses: UnityEditor.ImportRawHeightmap -> ReadRaw Hopefully I can adapt this for use at runtime..
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Sorry, I didn't check my reference answers. To do that, transform.LookAt also takes a plain Vector3 as the first argument, then you need to set the y-value of that vector3 to equal the height, y, of...
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I would suggest you go view the live training or basic tutorials first. This sort of task will be trivial to anyone who's viewed them. Basically you want a script with an update function that takes the...
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@uveritegames Well this code works fine for me, and it shows whether I hit anything in the scene view (be sure to change the tag name). using UnityEngine; using System.Collections; public class...
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Here's a script for getting started. using UnityEngine; public class RayCaster : MonoBehaviour{ public int answer = 4; int numstart; public void Start(){ numstart = (int)KeyCode.Alpha0; } bool...
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/*@iubisoft Basically you have to calculate the angular velocity of the planet and the angular velocity of the ship in relation to the planet. Here's my test script which I used to calculate it. It's...
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@zak666 You're using == on line 46. It's a comparison operator, it doesn't set the value. Whenever something basically ends up "orphaned" in the script it returns this error, here you have a lone...
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@F14M3THR0W3R Seems like you have rigidbodies on your wheels or something if they fly off. You only need a rigidbody on the parent car object. There was a long post about cars and stability somewhere,...
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@jevans70 An empty scene is about 6kB so I suppose that's how much you'd save not using scenes. I wouldn't invest the effort into saving that, keeping in mind how much scenes can help with organizing...
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@OcDGamer98 It seems specific to your GPU, I noticed another question where you were talking. It's best to submit an issue via the tracker.
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@False-Wall @NotQuiteDead It seems specific to your GPU. It's best to submit an issue via the tracker. The more of you do it the more important, I suppose, the issue will be ranked.
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@zak666 You cannot multiply a transform with a number. What are you doing on line 62. this.transform.position = Gunposision * ReloadSpeed * Time.deltaTime; //Vector3 = Transform * float * float...
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@sith4life When dealing with a problem such as this where the null reference is elusive just log everything out one by one. Players, playerIndex and destinationTile. The only thing that can be null in...
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@CasperLIHongKong Renderer.material.mainTexture can be used to change it, I believe. See the documentation on materials and shaders if it doesn't work.
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Do you have TheGameManager component on the same object? GetComponent() gets from the same gameobject this script is attached to.
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@Tom01098 Why are you using Lerp instead of something that is actually constant when changing the start and end position? For example `monster.position += (player.position -...
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@Sendatsu_Yoshimitsu It's trigonometry. Assuming your heading is from up 0, right 90 degrees. You need the sin and cos functions x = Mathf.Sin(angle * Mathf.Deg2Rad), y = Mathf.Cos(angle *...
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KeyCode enum has: `Mouse0 The Left (or primary) mouse button.` `Mouse1 Right mouse button (or secondary mouse button).` `Mouse2 Middle mouse button (or third button).` `Mouse3 Additional (fourth) mouse...
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@uhh_ryan Set the mask of the camera? You set the layer of the objects to "screen" in the inspector. ![alt text][1] [1]: https://i.imgur.com/RCqA97B.png
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