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Hi, stumbled across your question when searching for the same problem myself. By trial and error I found that by setting the build quality higher, the spotlight works. Am working through the various...
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You'll need to have a collider attached to the door object. Then attach a script to it which uses 2 functions: void OnMouseEnter() void OnMouseExit() in OnMouseEnter instantiate your text object if it...
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I'v just finished implememting something similar in my game, but I allow the user to stop using their acceleration and let it build up again. They can only start using the accelerant when their 'tank'...
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As an alternative, I came across this recently, works a treat [link text][1] [1]: http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/119918/transitions-between-changing-scenes.html
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If I understand the question right you'll need to use WorldToScreenPoint to get a vector3 of the object and then use that. Vector3 objPos = WorldToScreenPoint(someObject.transform.position);...
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Have a look at this, it'll give you some idea of the problem and possible workarounds [How do I return a value from a coroutine?][1] [1]:...
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You're right about the coroutine but I think you have to split it into a new routine. So at your debug.log statement do this startcoroutine(myDelay()); Then your myDelay function as follows: //myDelay...
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I'm pretty sure (fairly new to unity myself) that you have to set an object to the instantiate, like this myGameOb = (GameObject)Instantiate (skelePrefab, .........) Where myGameObj is a valid game object
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I came from a business software background, had no Java, C#, 3D or unity experience, so it was (and is) a steep learning curve. But, the support forums are great, I generally browse them just to look...
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Try this [http://wiki.unity3d.com/index.php?title=Server_Side_Highscores][1] [1]: http://wiki.unity3d.com/index.php?title=Server_Side_Highscores
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Sorry, dont know if it's a bug or not. As an alternative you could use sendmessage or broadcastmessage
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You could set a global boolean to true once one of them starts processing the loose life scenario, and everywhere there is a collision detected that could cause loss of life, first check if this is...
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Update is called once every frame, so that could be anything from 30-100s times per second. You would need something in your logic to prevent reaching the code that tests if the end level...
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Time.time the time since the game started. So unless you can get from level 1 to level 2 within 2 secs, you'll never see the message after level 1.
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The server returns all the high scores as 1 big line of text, in your case hs_get.text. However each line is split by a new line character '\n' and each field within the line is split by a tab '\t'. So...
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I think the simplest way is to create a function where you pass the direction that you don't want chosen and it then re-tries the random number if that is chosen. eg., int GetNewDir(int...
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All you need to do is where you check if the f key is pressed add a check that the chest is not already open if (Input.GetKeyDown("f") && enter && !open)
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