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So with a little nudge from Eric5h5 it would appear there are two different 'character customisation' demos on the Unity website. One for Unity 3.0 and an older one for 2.6. Doesn't help that both...

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Back in Unity 2.6 I was able to embed the activeX Unity web player into Adobe Director and pass data from Director to it, though can't remember off hand if it was possible to send data the other way....

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Yes, there is a little 'picture' icon on the scene window tab, its the last of the user settings, after 'toggle lighting' (little sun icon), display mode (RGB, Alpha, Overdraw etc) and render mode...

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Which shader specifically is the model that you don't want to glow using? Since the problem is that it renders its final alpha into the alpha of the color buffer, would not simply disabling writing to...

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Personally i'd use an animation for this and not a script. It will be far easier to control, tweak and obtain the effect you are after. Light.Intensity as well as other light properties are all exposed...

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There are shaders that can create a normal map from a diffuse texture map, from memory there is one in AMD(ATI) RenderMonkey, but sure you can find plenty of other examples online. So one method (I...

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Personally i'd probably set up a separate single gui object (manager) and have the boxes call/broadcast to it when clicked. That way you have a single gui object/script dealing with your 'popup menu'...

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Simple answer, if you use copyrighted material, you must pay a license.As regard to songs, that generally means licensing them directly from the owners/publishers. However that simply gives you the...

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Sounds like you want voice synthesis (i.e. Text-To-Speech), complex but not impossible to achieve, though I doubt you'd get it in the web player as you'd have to rely on plugin/dll.Both Mac and Win OS...

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Well the screenshots you've posted look rather nice, likely due to being resized so its difficult to see the problem.A few pointsYou're textures are already lossy compressed via jpg so that might be...

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Sounds like you want to use 'replace' blending, you may be able to add that to the shader you are using. If not you could check out some Unity 2.6 projection shaders I wrote last year (just tested and...

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Thats because there is nothing to see. Look at the hierarchy, all it contains is a single camera, so there is nothing in the scene.You need to open/load a scene from the Project assets, 'Bootcamp' by...

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If you want to continue with the setPixels approach...Unity does not support native (gpu) non-Power-of-two textures, instead it will convert them all to POT. In fact it will make two copies, one...

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Its annoying isn't it. The workaround i've found is ... 1. Sync the unity project with VS2010. 2. Open VS2010, let it convert the project file. 3. In VS2010, select the solution, then 'save solution...

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From the sound of it, this is the 'OnEnable' bug with script execution order. That is I suspect your 'framework' script does not have an OnEnable method in it, in which case for some odd reason it will...

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Just use time.deltatime no one is going to notice its the time for the last frame, unless your frames are varying wildly in the time they need, in which case you've got bigger problems than getting...

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Mipmapping can be found in the texture inspector. So go through all your textures one by one, select one in the project view and make sure you can see it in the inspector. Locate the 'Generate Mip...

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Graphic levels usually refers to the amount of textures used ( vram), the complexity of the shaders rendering the scene and stuff like shadows, number of pixel lights, AA etc. In which case...

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Why not simply add an event to your throwing animation so it calls a function to trigger the throwing of the grenade at the right time? Far more precise than using a timer.You'll have to 'copy' the...

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If the model is a single mesh, with a single material you can just 'add' materials to its mesh in the inspector.If you look at a model in the inspector with a mesh render component assigned you'll...

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