To do this, simply go to your inspector tab and search for your counter. Next, you need to set the interactive object. With the first switch selected, change the interaction type from “activate” to “open”. We’ll do one at a time, but the changes we make to each one will be identical. Next, we need to select our switches so the switch inspector box opens up. However, because we’re only using 2 switches, we’ll keep this number set to 2.Īfter we’ve done this, we need to scroll down a bit and change our interaction type to “open” under the set game command script. For example, if you wanted to hide 5 switches within your scene, you would need to change this number to 5. You will need to change this numbers based on the number of switches you’re planning on putting into your scene. In this example, because we’ve introduced 2 switches into the scene, our goal is for our character to activate 2 switches to activate the door opening. The target count is simply the number we’re trying to count up to. We also need to select “is one shot” and change the “target count” from 3 to 2.
With the counter selected under the gameplay counter script we need to set the interaction type to open. Next, what we need to do is we need to setup our counter. Once we’ve added those items into the scene, our game world will look something like this. For this purpose of this demonstration we’re going to be adding the following into the scene All of these objects can be found under your project tab in your interactibles folder (which is contained within your prefabs folder). To begin we need to add our switches and our counter into our game. Begin By Adding Your Objects into Your Scene Essentially, your characters will be prohibited from passing to the next level in your game until all of the items are found. This can help you improve your gameplay by forcing your characters to go on treasure hunts or fetch quests. What we’re going to be doing in this tutorial is adding multiple switches into our game and then using those switches to open a small door once all of the switches are activated.
#Unity 3d game kit how to
Today, we will continue our 3D game kit tutorial series by teaching you how to add counters and switches into your game. Yesterday, Sovereign Moon Studios, the makers of your favorite NoCode game development course, taught you how to add dialogue boxes to your game. Honestly, wish there was official documentation breaking down at least a handful of the main components in a more focused detail, since things like AI, combat systems, characters controllers, etc are all valuable to anyone making a game.Learn how to use Counters & Switches Within Unity’s 3D Game Kit I don't want to give off the illusion that I'm far into developing a game by any means, just that it also might be a useful guide for you as it was for me. I spent many nights trying to trace down, debugging and printing out stuff trying to understand where exactly the problems were from but I found that without the Game Kit as a guide I might have never got this far into a single project. Essentially what I went for first is to pull the AI/Enemy system since I didn't want to follow basic youtube videos.
About a month or two ago I downloaded and started messing around with this kit and have been trying to recreate certain aspects in my own sandbox type of environment. I'm kind of late to this but its still relatively recent. Reddit Logo created by /u/big-ish from /r/redditlogos!
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