In Example6 and Example7, I showed how to programmatically generate 3D content and put it onto the screen using Unity Mesh components. In those examples, we just set up vertices, indices and colours and then…
Read MoreSo, this post will give you the basis you’ll need for building 3D games. In Unity, there are various functions available to do most of this, but I’m going to explain it as though Unity…
Read MoreSo, did this for fun a few weeks back… There’s a nice piece of software on iOS called “Luma”. I’d recommend grabbing it and having a look. It can be found on the AppStore. Note:…
Read MoreThis is an example of how you’d move something from A to B at a linear speed. Very basic but I’m including it all… What’s important to remember here is that this is using a…
Read MoreYou have a ball heading for a surface and you want the ball to bounce correctly… To make this happen, you’ll need to reflect the inbound direction of the ball off of the surface it…
Read MoreSo, I’ve set up Example07. This shows how to generate a cube programmatically and can be found on the git repo here The code has been written to split the standard 3D from the Unity…
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In Example6 and Example7, I showed how to programmatically generate 3D content and put it onto the screen using Unity Mesh components. In those examples, we just set up vertices,…
Read MoreSo, this post will give you the basis you’ll need for building 3D games. In Unity, there are various functions available to do most of this, but I’m going to…
Read MoreSo, did this for fun a few weeks back… There’s a nice piece of software on iOS called “Luma”. I’d recommend grabbing it and having a look. It can be…
Read MoreThis is an example of how you’d move something from A to B at a linear speed. Very basic but I’m including it all… What’s important to remember here is…
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