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Well, you probably don't want to dissolve/destroy your object in every single **Update** frame. Since the **Update** function wants to more or less perform all of its code in the same frame, it won't...
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I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to do, though I think you're trying to use some convoluted methods for getting your object to move. I tried deciphering your code and came up with: var Throttle...
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First, of course, you have to set up tags on objects (for how, go here: [Unity tags Info][1]), After you set up your tag, you can access the name of the tag in an **OnTriggerEnter** function: function...
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You could set up a script that holds a static variable that keeps track of the score. Then you call some functions that add or subtract the score. // The score variable static var playerScore : int; //...
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Do all your objects have **Colliders** on them? Are the **Collider**'s "Is Triggers" box clicked on? (That's what used to get me in trouble)
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Have a look at the "TapControl" script that comes with the Penelope tutorial.
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Um... Yes, but the code could give you some ideas about how to build a script that follows the mouse click.... (Basically, what I'd try is placing a **Empty gameObject** at the place on your mesh where...
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Okay, I'm officially confused. I now *think* you're wanting the character to follow the mouse around, in which case you probably want to use a **OnMouseOver** function, but honestly, I'd have to see...
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Uh, your post is a little confusing... Are you having a problem with the character not shooting in the direction his hand is pointing? If so, you need to tell your code which way the hand is pointing....
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I found Tiles' script **FlightSimu** *very* helpful to look at when I was trying to figure this out: http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/43984-Unity-testproject-a-little-flightsim
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I use Eric5h5's method for doing this, but I'll just throw this out there: I can't exactly remember where I saw it (maybe one of the Unite10 videos?) but there was this sort of brilliant idea that you...
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Use **Application.LoadLevel**. http://unity3d.com/support/documentation/ScriptReference/Application.LoadLevel.html
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Hard to tell from just your description, but obviously *something* is exiting your object's collider. You could try allowing the **OnTriggerExit** code to react only if an object with specific tags...
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How about a "I'm Being Attacked" **boolean**? When the tower01 attacks, the enemy01 "I'm Being Attacked" **boolean** becomes *true*. So, when tower02 goes to attack enemy01, it finds the boolean...
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There's probably a bunch of different ways to do this, but I'd probably have a master **Empty GameObject** that checks for when your block pile reaches a certain height (you could do this with a...
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You have to have a way of letting your target object know it's been hit, then replace itself with an explosion animation/sequence/whatever. Many people do this with **Triggers**. When an gameObject's...
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Well, I certainly know what it's like to be trying to make heads or tails of all this when you're first starting out. It all seems quite confusing. But trust me, once you get some of the basic concepts...
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You will write your own script to call up a **Detonator** explosion, then your "if" statement would probably go inside a **function**. And honestly, if you want to use the explosions in the...
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Hmm, not really sure what your code is supposed to be doing, but I think what I would do is **Instantiate** the particle emitter upon something penetrating the **Collider**. As in: //The particle...
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You can script a change in the alpha channel of your **guiTexture**. I use **iTween.ValueTo** for this, but you could also use a **Mathf.Lerp**. (iTween also has **FadeTo** and **FadeFrom** functions,...
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