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Custom Attributes in Unity3D

Posted on Oktober 14, 2014 by MicKommentare deaktiviert für Custom Attributes in Unity3D

One of the recent versions of Unity introduced a wider variety of Custom Attributes. For example, to spice up your boring Editor-exposed floats, you could add the Range-Attribute to get this: But how do you create something like that yourself?

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Unity3D: Printing Vector3

Posted on Januar 8, 2014 by MicKommentare deaktiviert für Unity3D: Printing Vector3

Everyone who coded for Unity3D has come across this problem; Print a Vector3 and get this: That’s not very useful, especially since the X-part is actually 1.23.

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Tips for Android Development

Posted on November 15, 2013 by MicKommentare deaktiviert für Tips for Android Development

Recently, I’ve been working more with Android tablets to deploy our games there. Unity3D has been, as usual, very accommodating in its deployment features. All you need to build on your device is the Android SDK, matching drivers for your device… Continue reading the rest of this article →

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A: What was the wonkiest bug you encountered so far?

Posted on Februar 13, 2013 by MicKommentare deaktiviert für A: What was the wonkiest bug you encountered so far?

There were so many odd bugs over the time, it is hard to say. Some of them were just strange and caused a big facepalm at the end, many mere logic errors and some few actually funny. The latter are… Continue reading the rest of this article →

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Timestep

Posted on Mai 25, 2012 by MicKommentare deaktiviert für Timestep

At some point every game designer will find that their game is behaving differently on multiple machines. Usually, this has to do with performance and at how many frames per second each computer can run your game. Let’s say you… Continue reading the rest of this article →