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Unity Editor Window (Part 3)

Unity Editor Hello, Unity Dev’s I am back again with Part 3 of Creating custom editor window in unity. In today’s blog we will look around: “How to load Textures files from resource folder and create our buttons.” Step1. Gather some images related to the headers of our sub-toolbars or if you are good at photoshop create some, btw I have zero skills when it comes to photoshop so I am goanna gather images from internet. Once we have are images ready drag them into respected folder under root folder Resources. It will look something like this: Step2. Scripting   Now we need to create a function which will be called once whenever we will switch from sub-tabs. Hmmmm, so how to do that!!! First create a function and name it as per your want’s I have named mine as: “MakeWindow” Then write down these lines: Create two variables a list: to store our loaded textures an
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Creating Gamobject, Adding Components and Removing Components using script.

Today we are going to learn about how we can create a gameobject add components to it or remove components from it using script. Open Unity >>Create new project>>create new scene. 1.Creating Gameobject using script Step1.In your scene hierarchy add empty gameobject and name it ScriptManager. Step2. Create a script name it as per your wants, and attach the script to ScriptManager gameobject. Step3. Write the following code:- This will create a gameobject in the hierarchy with the name specified In ” ”. In our case it’s a cube. As you can see the above script creates a gameobject and add transform component when the object is created as all gameobject have transform component attached to it from the start (e.g. Empty gameobject). In next few lines we added a box collider to our object cube, a mesh renderer and a mesh filter. Save the script and run the project. You will see a gameobject is cr
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Special Blog- Tic Tac Toe Game in Unity.

One can create a game in many ways the way used in this blog is not absolute. The purpose of this blog is to let the users understand unity and coding a bit better than before. Step1: Images needed for the project. We will be needing 4 images to create this game. 1-Cross 2-Circle 3-Board 4-Background Step2: Setting up the Scene. Set the game view to 2d. 1. MainCamera- Select the main camera and under Camera component it has a property named Projection set it to Orthographic. 2.   GameOver- Create an empty gameobject and add sprite renderer to it. Add a sprite image to it by clicking on sprite property. Set the Color to black or any other color as per your preference. Import the image by simply dragging the script from explorer to unity under project panel. Select the image and change it texture type to sprite 2D and UI. 3.   BackGround- Used to create t
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Different ways to move object and finding distance between two objects.

In unity one can move a gameobject with few different ways some of them are: 1st way transform.Translate(0, 0, 2); By writing this piece of line your object will start moving forward in z Direction. 2 nd way is using vector 3 transform.position += new Vector3(0, 0, 2);       By writing this piece of line the gameobject moves same as in above, this line adds 2 on z in every frame of transform.postion. Note (Transform with capital ‘T’ is used for type declaration like: Transform Player-this will make a player variable of type transform, whereas transform starting with small ‘t’ is used to call the gameobject on which the script is attached or to use the transform property of any gameobject.) For e.g. Gameobject Player; Player.transform.position; 3rd way transform.Translate(Vector3.forward); By writing this line gameobject on whom script is attach to will start moving forward. To move a gameobject backward simply write- transform.translate(-Vector3
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Transform Component

Transform In unity every gameobject has a default component transform attach to it which you cannot remove. To verify the above statement create an empty gameobject and you will notice that a transform component is pre attached to it. This is because a transform component is used for the position, rotation and scaling of any object. Positioning is mainly used to move an object or to calculate distance between two objects, Rotation is used to rotate an object and scaling is used to resize an object. You can play with this values in the inspector as well as using a script. To understand how the transform works we first have to understand the 3-axis of 3d world Which are x, y, z. Position X-is used for left and right movement Y-is used for up and down movement Z-is used for back and forward movement. Whereas in rotation this axis differ from position. Rotation X-is used to rotate up and down like when
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GetComponent Properties

GetComponent Properties A particular component has several properties. For E.g., Component Rigidbody has properties as mass, drag, angular drag, use gravity and so on. To check the properties of a component you are working on visit Unity official site for scripting API. In over examples today I am going to work on RigidBody Component. Overall Scene View. Example 1 Rigidbody: 1.  Changing mass of a body. Step1- Create a new scene add a Button in your scene, a sphere and add component rigidbody to the sphere. Step2-  Create a script Name it anything meaningful and Write the following code. Add your Script to Sphere by simply dragging it to the object in hierarchy or in inspector. Step3-  Select your button from the hierarchy and in inspector click on the plus button under Onclick() of the button. Drag the object on which script is attach to and drop it in the smal
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