Hi Im back, thought I'd hit it alot harder than I did... anyway
Heres something I did today, so don't laugh its basically a room, I was just testing out the software. so the stuff I put into the maya file took me like 2mins to make.. lol
Step 1. Download the Unity Web Viewer (just click the link I supply)
Step 2. once plugin is installed on my site you'll be able to move around.
Controls;
wsad for movement
Spacebar to jump
remember this is only a test.. I KNOW IT SUCKS!
http://www.mikeverret.ca/test.htmloh and also remember to click the sreen first, then you can move around..
I should try my hand at Unity sometime, seems like it's a good way to kill time.
You need the lock-mouse script. Freeb this Javascript.
function Start ()
{ }
function OnApplicationQuit ()
{ }
function SetPause (pause : boolean)
{ }
function DidPause (pause : boolean)
{ }
function OnMouseDown ()
{ }
private var wasLocked = false;
function Update ()
{ }
Place it on your camera and it'll work. It'll make it so the mouse doesn't float around when you look.
Hey, I was using Unity before you pups were even born. I still don't trust it cause it's Apple and I hate Apple but it has some useful tech over other editors.
Actually a guy had Unity player stuff to show off his models for his portfolio. You could rotate it and shit but honestly it still took too long to buffer and no employer would wait. Also web player seriously bogs down visuals to run nicely whereas a real .exe export it much better.
There's a thread on Unity Showcase forums called Jargon or something. Now that pushes the engine. Makes even my fan overheat.
For someone who is, I get what you mean.
Unity is very nice, but it lacks a good structure which can become quite frustrating when trying to program for it. I prefer XNA/flash over Unity.
? No Selection drag box.
? Multiple selection modification sucks.
? Free version is very buggy.
checking out your room now..
edit:
movement keys don't work for me (i can just move my head with the mouse)
room is as you said, but pretty neat you can view it through a webpage...
i'll have to check out this "unity engine" a little more..
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