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You question is not a question. It has no code to fix. You haven't shown or attempted anything. If I did take it as a question use the Search Function, The Forums and Google. I'm 100% sure you will...
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I suggest using an int.private int swingNum = 0; private bool swinging = false; public float swingTime = 2.0f; void Update (){ if (Input.GetButtonDown("whatever")){ if (swinging == false){ if (swingNum...
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using UnityEngine; using System.Collections; public class Look : MonoBehaviour { private Vector3 inputRotation; private Vector3 mousePlacement; private Vector3 screenCentre; void Update () {...
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What you want to use for a easy method is just a if (Vector3.Distance(other.position, transform.position) < tooClose){ moveSpeed = 0; } That way once the AI's distance between the player and the AI...
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private int attackNum = 0; private bool attacking = false; void Update (){ if (Input.GetButtonDown("Attack")){ if (attacking == false){ if (attackNum == 0){ StartCoroutine("AttackOne"); attackNum += 1;...
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It is not to do with your enemy spawner. It has something to do with the prefab that you are instantiating. Look down the prefab in the inspector and see if the prefab has gaps such as None(GameObject)...
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Texture size, Textures Format, There is nothing much you can do about project size. What is limiting you size? There is not much you can do about your Models and the size of them. FBX is standard for...
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You can swap which material is on by using. public Material[] materials; void SwapMaterial0 () { renderer.sharedMaterial = materials[0]; } void SwapMaterial1 () { renderer.sharedMaterial =...
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What I would do as dannyskim said is move the transform position of the camera to the character. So On a script that is attached to the player add this: void Start () { mainCamera = (GameObject)...
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If you put them all into a list that have the tag, then find the closest by distance. Something like this should work. public List targets; public string objectTag = "Object"; private Transform...
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