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You can cast a ray in a specific direction like this:var hit : RaycastHit; var ray : Ray = Ray(gameObject.transform.position, Vector3.forward); if(Physics.Raycast(ray, hit, 10)) {...
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Whilst I'm not sure why your controller was heading skyward (y axis)... the problem you have is this:controller.Move()I don't know the innards of the Move() function, but basically it seems to be...
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Luckily the Unity team have made this really simple:var dataString: String; var url = "http://www.mysite.com/data.txt"; function Start () { // Start a download of the given URL var www : WWW = new...
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You can't 'write' to the control keys... but you can read them:function Update () { if(Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.LeftControl)) { // do something } }You can get the names of these keys...
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http://www.blender.orghttp://www.cheetah3d.comhttp://wwww.wings3d.comI personally use Blender and love it. It is just going through a bit of an overhaul to version 2.5, but version 2.49b is perfectly...
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You are on the right track but forgot a couple of things. Your algorithm will actually vary the rotation as each cube will show discrepancy in rotation over time. The problem is that they will always...
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I'd suggest a combination of ray casting for hit detection and particles (without any form of collider) as the visual effect. You don't always have to do things the 'natural logic' way in gaming.The...
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Ok, I've written a complete script for you because I thought it important to help illustrate a more flexible approach to the problem:Drop this script onto the elevator:var elevatorSpeed : float; var...
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I would strongly suggest you use triggers:http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/4175/moving-teleporting-player-and-camera-when-they-enter-a-certain-areaRather than using colliders in that way, which btw...
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Please refer to:http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/5045/using-a-gui-button-to-stop-a-gameobject-movementYour other question for a related solution.
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You can get the position of a 3D object in relation to the 2D screen with: Camera.WorldToScreenPointThere is a related wiki entry which is fairly verbose, but is exactly what you want: Here
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