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First of all, MovieTexture.isPlaying is not a script -- it's a variable in the MovieTexture class. And it's not a static member, which means you can only access it from an instance of the MovieTexture...
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There is no key named "Jump." Your code applies a force of on the rigidbody during a single frame. Since the default ForceMode parameter of Rigidbody.AddForce() is ForceMode.Force, your rigidbody is...
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Get the positions of the player and of the enemy. Subtract those two and use the resulting vector as the direction vector for the velocity. No angle calculations required. EDIT: Kinda tricky with the...
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Make your arrays static. static var enemies : GameObject[]; static var items : GameObject[]; To access from any script: LevelArrays.enemies[0] (I've been using C# more than UnityScript lately, so if my...
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First, get the position of wherever the objective is. Then, subtract the position of your character from that position to get the direction vector. Then, depending on the direction vector, switch the...
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A yielded coroutine will resume execution after all the Update() methods in the current frame have been called. Use: yield new WaitForEndOfFrame(); in your code rather than yield. EDIT: Actually, I...
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transform.right points to your game object's local x-axis. transform.up points to your game object's local y-axis. transform.forward points to your game object's local z-axis.
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You forgot to put a semi-colon after the last variable before your Start method.
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Either pilot isn't initialized or it doesn't have a ConstantForce component attached to it.
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Here's an incomplete answer: using UnityEngine; using System.Collections; public class SnapAndAlignScript : MonoBehaviour { private Transform thisTransform; private Vector3...
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Your LateUpdate method isn't closed. The method is OnControllerColliderHit, not OnControllerHit. You have that if(dead) line floating there doing nothing. The last block of code does not belong to any...
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Play the sound in the same method that spawns the player. So assuming that there's an AudioSource attached to the game object where the respawn script is attached, just call: audio.Play(); right after...
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When you run this line: gameObject.SetActiveRecursively(false); you are deactivating your game object, which means this script, being attached to the game object that was deactivated, will stop running...
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if(whatever) { score += x; bonusCheck += x; if(bonusCheck >= scoreToGiveBonus) { // perform bonus function (bonusCheck / scoreToGiveBonus) times bonusCheck %= scoreToGiveBonus; } }
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Application.platform returns an enum-type value representing the platform the build is currently running on.
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While answering a forum post, I realized what the actual issue was. A static rigidbody would technically be sleeping, and since collision events with character controllers aren't detected by a sleeping...
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