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65 lines
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To work correctly, some of the effects, it is recommended to enable "HDR" from the active camera and set rendering path as "Deffered Lighting/Deffered legacy".
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Distortions do not work on the free version of Unity4! Use effect without distortions.
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On mobile, the distortion working with target texture (script "DistortionMobile" should be activated). For mobile, use mobile effects. It's more optimized.
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All effects consist of particle systems, models, scripts. For easy management, each effect is the main script "Effect Settings".
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He has common settings, such as "target", "collider radius", "move speed" and others. For a specific effect, some of the settings do not make sense (eg portal has no speed settings).
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All parameters in all scripts are measured in meters and seconds.
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Script Parameters "Effect Settings":
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- ColliderRadius: allows you to change the distance to the collision. Example of a standard radius of the fireball visible 0.2m, hence "ColliderRadius" you need to install the same 0.2m.
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- EffectRadius: in this version of the pack is not in use. Allows you to change some AOE effects range.
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- UseMoveVector: allows you to use Vector3 or Gameobject for target.
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- Target: allows you set a target or a point in space, in the direction you want to move.
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For example projectile shot in a straight line from the camera (First person viev):
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var go = new GameObject();
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go.transform.position = Camera.main.transform.forward + Camera.main.transform.position;
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effectSettings.Target = go;
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Or a shot towards the target:
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effectSettings.Target = Enemy;
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Also, you can check "UseMoveVector" and set vector of motion (eg effectSettings.MoveVector = Vector3.forward)
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- MoveSpeed: allows you to adjust the speed of the projectile.
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- MoveDistance: allows you to adjust the range of the projectile. (Only if the effect is not homing).
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- IsHomingMove: allows you to specify the path of motion in a straight line or target homing.
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- IsVisible: allows you to enable / disable effects without motion. Such as flame or electric shield smoothly appear / disappear.
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- DeactivateAfterCollision: allows you to specify whether to disable the main prefab projectile after collision. Need for use in the object pool.
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After collision, after the specified time, the object becomes inactive "effect.SetActive (false)". You can not remove the effect, and use it again, like this "efffect.SetActive (true)";
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This avoids the overhead associated with instantiate / destroy.
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- DeactivateTimeDelay: allows you to specify the delay time before switching off.
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As well, there are some events:
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- EffectDeactivated: event is called after the object has been turned off. For example, you can reset the status effect, and place it in the pull objects for further use.
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- CollisionEnter: event is called after the collision, or if the projectile flew necessary distance in a straight line (moveDistance). In the event of a collision, you can get the point of impact "RaycastHit". This event will easily get the object with which the collision occurred.
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Example:
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effectSettings.CollisionEnter += (n, e) =>
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{
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if (e.Hit.transform != null) Debug.Log("object name is " + e.Hit.transform.name);
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else Debug.Log("Projectile flew 'moveDistance'");
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};
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To create the effect, enough to cause instance:
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var effectInstance = Instantiate(effect, pos, new Quaternion()) as GameObject;
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If you want to specify some options "EffectSettings":
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var effectSettings = effectInstance.GetComponent<EffectSettings>();
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effectSettings.Target = Target;
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