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**SOLVED:** The problems is that Unity becomes suspended while it is not the foreground window,so if you open two projects (client and server) the sever project becomes suspended while the client is in...
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**SOLVED:** I just can't believe how easy it is, but the manual has no good explanation and lacks of an example. The code below is specific to my project, but I hope this example can be useful for...
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You must first get the sprite renderer, like this: SpriteRenderer r = obj.GetComponent(); then you can easily access the texture like this: Texture2D t = r.sprite.texture;
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To apply the force on FixedUpdate is just not enough, in order to warranty same height jumps you also need to make sure the object speed is the same... theoreticaly speed in the y axis is always cero...
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Did you try to test it with the animation disabled? If you can keep the object at the right location with the animation disabled, then your animation is modifying the object's position, if this is the...
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SOLVED thanks to BoredMormon Here is the code... enjoy! using UnityEditor; using UnityEngine; public class menu : MonoBehaviour { [InitializeOnLoad] public class EditorPlayMode{ static...
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This shouldn't be a problem, as long as you keep the same dimentions. If newer version of your sprites have exactly the same width and height of the older ones, you just have to be careful to place...
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**SOLVED** just added: tChunk[0].parent = null; Before deleting the object... It seems like Unity treats anything you do in your script as an atomic operation... so the general efect of deleting an...
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**SOLVED:** Thanks to this question/answer: [Resetting MonoDevelop to default settings][1] [1]: http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/614735/resetting-monodevelop-to-default-settings.html
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In order to know where to stop movement you first need to know the width of your sprite in Unity units, just select your sprite and on the inpector check the value of **Pixels to Units**, should be 100...
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You are missing the semicolons: (;) public float moveSpeed; public float jumpHeight;
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I'm not sure if you need the current date and time, but if it is not a requirement I would do something like this: float ElapesedTime; void Start(){ ElapsedTime = 0; } void Update(){ ElapsedTime +=...
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Ultroman's answer is not 100% exact. The problem does not (always) occur when you trigger an animation that is currently being played. It does occur when you trigger an amination while a transition is...
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It is not very clear what you really want, but the orthograhic size tells you how many units (say meters) the camera can see from center to top (or bottom if you like), that is 1/2 of the total visible...
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You only need one Audio Listener, what you need is multiple AudioSources. You can play only one sound at a time per AudioSource, in order to play multiple sounds you need one AudioSource for each sound...
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When you only have one **Animation** in the **Animation Controller**, it becomes the default animation, so it plays automatically. If you want your character to be stand still untill something happens,...
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I don't know the Unity internals, but I trust there must be a very good reason to prevent us from using threads. Since no threads are available, the closest alternative at hand are Coroutines, you may...
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This problem occurs when you set a trigger when a transition is still in progress. You code is generating a situation in which **playerChop** is triggered before the animation started by **playerHit**...
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Theoretically no, however the further away you mesh is from the origin, the more distorted it is rendered, as you can see below: A model located at 0,178,0 is rendered flawlessly ![alt text][1] The...
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**SOLVED:** The problems is that Unity becomes suspended while it is not the foreground window,so if you open two projects (client and server) the sever project becomes suspended while the client is in...
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