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ball.transform.position = Vector3.MoveTowards(transform.position, target.position, step); Shouldn't this be (transform.position, target, step)?
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Tick Best Fit. Make a tiny change, such as hit spacebar and then delete it to allow the change to occur (it sometimes bugs for me).
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Remember that this finds a gameobject by name, not tag, if the latter is what you intended. It will return null when no gameobject with such a name is found.
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Pretty much what @Cherno said, but you can use the inbuilt "Ignore Raycast" layer on the character controller.
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You need to give your unit some form of an attackDistance property. This will also indicate whether this object is ranged or melee. When your OnTriggerEnter detects an incoming collider, check whether...
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First of all, there should be one AudioSource on your UI. After all, the current system operates on Hover and Click. Two buttons cannot be hovered or clicked on at the same time (unless you have more...
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Is this an IEnumerator? Mathf.Lerp should be used in a timely fashion, e.g. a coroutine or an Update() function, otherwise it will instantly change.
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Definitely the second. It actually follows the principle of coding new types through inheritance. If you want to create more types of this prefab, you simply create a material and attach the proper...
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If you have the color already, I do not see how this would be a problem! Simply get your object's Light component, GetComponent(), and change its color value to your color. //Let's say that the color...
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Assuming that the flag is a prefab, you can set a default y value on its transform to determine how high it should be placed. Whenever a user changes its position, simply create a new Vector3, where x...
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Indeed, floats are limited by switch statements. A workaround is to cast it to int, and, since you are using integers on the switch, then use: switch ((int) path) {}. Alternatively, if you wish to work...
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If there are always 2 answers to your questions, you can do this: public class History : MonoBehaviour { public GameObject[] answers; int[] questions; void Start () { int newLength = answers.Length/2;...
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