Unity3d

Objective: Understand why we use Mathf.Infinity to calculate the closest target. But Before going into that let's say we have to define the variable required. When the script is enabled we set the closest enemy value to null and we assign closestEnemyDistance to Mathf.Infinity.

Before you can walk, you need to learn how to WASD — I remember the first time that I learned how to walk. I pressed the right arrow key at 12 months old, and my legs moved along the x-axis. My first steps! I tapped the up arrow key, and I jumped! My parents were so proud! … That’s not how that…

Hello all! Today, I will be going over Fog and Light layers! These play well together, let’s see why! Adding Fog to the Scene In HDRP, fog is part of Post-Processing volume. To use it, we will need to create or use an existing volume and add the fog override. To be able to light…

With an example of cooling the lasers — Just to annoy the trigger happy people and give some chance to our poor enemies, I will show you how to make a simple and effective cooldown system by implementing one for my Laser Prefabs. To begin creating the cooldown system I head down to my Player script and make…

Objective: using Group Composer to keep things in frame Create an empty game object with Cinemachine target group. and add all the object wish to be traked in there. add the game object to aim target of the camera

Today I will cover the different lights available in Unity for lighting your scenes. Today’s Objective: Show the 4 different types of lights that are available in Unity (not including emissive materials, because that’s a whole other thing). Point Light:

Cinemachine comes equipped with some virtual cameras that have preset actions built in. Much of the functionality of these cameras will look familiar after dealing with the default virtual camera and all of it’s Body and Aim settings. First up on the list is the FreeLook camera. Either use the…

To communicate between scripts, there are several Unity classes that can help us accomplish this: GameObject.Find(string name)¹ Transform.Find(string n)² GameObject.GetComponent<Type>()³ Before exploring how these Classes can be implemented, let’s talk about what we’re trying to accomplish. In our 2D Space Shooter game, we need a Spawn Manager (SpawnManager) to handle…

Good morning! Today we’ll be look at an interesting camera to use in Unity with Cinemachine: clearshot cameras. Have you every had a very specific path you wanted a player to follow, but you also want to give the scene very dynamic camera angles? When you start placing down objects…