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If I'm not wrong, you want to equalise y axis of your object to the y axis of your player. Then try using [Mathf.Lerp][1] to achieve that. [1]:...

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Try creating a gameobject array that holds every enemy in range. And check that array after you killed an enemy, if it's not 0 continue to attack, if it's 0 turn to waypoint.

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Edit - Preferences - External Tools - External Script Editor: MonoDevelop(built-in)

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declare a bool under your class and true it when the character is moving and add this code(you will have to false the bool when the character is stopped moving too): if(isOnMove) { move =...

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Lets just assume that your game's scene's name is *level1* and gameover scene's name is *gameOver*. First of all you will have to change your code to display GameOver screen as...

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I believe the problem is GetComponent returns a Type therefore it needs to be assigned to a variable. SpriteRenderer weapGunRenderer = weapGun.GetComponent(); weapGunRenderer.enabled = true;...

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private var stopWaypointLoop: boolean; function Start () { functionState = 0; stopWaypointLoo = false; } function Update () { if(stopWaypointLoop == false) { if (functionState == 0) { Accell (); } if...

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Check this: http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/31429/argumentexception-getvalue-can-only-be-called-from.html

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Okay you have two options. I'll write and advice before writing options. Instead of controlling enemy count on every enemy object, **create an EnemyController.cs** script and **add an empty gameobject...

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You can use Physics.Linecast or Raycast to control if you are touching the ground or not. You can check the unity's 2D tutorial and get the idea of using Linecast. There is a script written in that...

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Check this: https://docs.unity3d.com/Documentation/Manual/NavmeshandPathfinding.html and check sublinks also.

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transform.eulerAngles = new Vector3(transform.eulerAngles.x, 0,transform.eulerAngles.z);

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public AudioClip[] SoundEffect; private AudioClip randomlySelectedAudio; // Add this line. void Update () { if (Input.GetButtonDown ("Fire1")){ randomlySelectedAudio = SoundEffect[Random.Range(0,...

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I'm not sure if this is the best solution or an optimal one but I would try to do this: 1. Create a class that holds Question text, A, B, C, D choices, the true answer 2. Create a list of that class...

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Of course you can. But if you noticed it in Gumball, the camera is always looking at one angle if the scene includes 2d objects. Unity can interact with 2d and 3d objects at same time, it's only a...

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As I understand your project setup is like this, roughly: ![alt text][1] ![alt text][2] [1]: /storage/temp/78234-capture2.png [2]: /storage/temp/78235-untitled2.jpg If you want to allocate a collection...

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Since you are in Editor, and IOS platform(setted in build settings) both of those codes will work. Try this: #if UNITY_EDITOR Debug.Log("editor"); #elif UNITY_IOS Debug.Log("iphone"); #endif Also check...

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Hey @Giusort , I can offer you a way to do it in Android but you will still need to find a way to do it in iOS. You can wrap it up in [Platform Dependent Compilation][1] like #if UNITY_ANDROID and use...

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Hey @ishafdo4 Try this: public void LaunchApp(string package, string storeLink = null) { bool fail = false; string bundleId = package; // your target bundle id AndroidJavaClass up = new...

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Hello, @Rangr I would recommend you to use [Photon Engine][1] over Unity Multiplayer. The main reason is when master client(client that created the room) leaves, the game will be terminated in Unity...

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