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1. UNITY FORUM PARTICLE PLAYGROUND SERIES
2. UNITY FORUM PARTICLE PLAYGROUND DOWNLOAD
3. UNITY FORUM PARTICLE PLAYGROUND FREE

Open the build settings using the Unity menu: File > Build Settings…Īdd the following scenes to the Scenes In Build: After importing the tutorial assets, we’ll add the scenes that where included in the package. Adding Scenes to Build Settings #įor being able to load scenes in a running game, they have to be added to Unity’s build settings. Import the tutorial assets pack you downloaded above.

UNITY FORUM PARTICLE PLAYGROUND FREE

Use either ORK’s free test version or your paid version from the Unity Asset Store (via the Unity Package Manager). Import ORK Framework (including Makinom) into your Unity project. This makes it easy to use raycasting for positions on the ground without being blocked by combatants. for this tutorial, the ground (and other scene assets) are on the Default layer and the combatants on layer 10 ( Combatants). Why? It’s generally a good idea to have things on different layers, e.g. The tutorial assets are already set up that way. That shouldn’t have an impact on the tutorials in most cases.Īs the name suggests, this is the layer the prefabs of our combatants, but also their equipment, will be placed on. If your project already had layer 10 set up, you probably started with a project that has something else set up, e.g. Or via the Unity menu: Edit > Project Settings… > Tags and Layers Open Unity’s layer settings, either via the Layers popup in the upper right corner: Layer Setup #įirst, after creating the new Unity project, we’ll set up a new layer that’ll be used by the tutorial assets. Use the 3D template to create the project. Use the Unity Hub to create a new Unity project. If you like Quaternius’ work, consider joining their Patreon to support them! First Steps #īefore getting started with the actual 3D RPG playground tutorials, we’ll have to do some basic setup in the Unity project. Remember, the tutorial assets are not for commercial use, if you want to use JMO’s effects, please purchase them in the Unity Asset Store.Īnother special thanks to Quaternius, who provides a large range of free 3D assets under the CC0 license. The used particle effects are coming from the Cartoon FX Free, Cartoon FX Remaster and Cartoon FX 2 Remaster assets. I’d like to thank Jean Moreno (JMO) for letting me use some of his Cartoon FX particle effects in this tutorial. You’ll probably get a couple of import warnings for some of the FBX models of the package, you can ignore them. It’s recommended to use LTS (long term support) versions.

This package requires using at least Unity 2020.3.

UNITY FORUM PARTICLE PLAYGROUND DOWNLOAD

You can download the tutorial assets here:

UNITY FORUM PARTICLE PLAYGROUND SERIES

The assets provided for this tutorial series are not for commercial use. This tutorial series is still ongoing and not yet complete. It’s recommended to follow the tutorials as they are listed – also, each tutorial links to the next one at the end. The sub-series are sprinkled in-between the overall tutorial numbers and can also continue at a later time. There are several sub-series handling certain aspects of the setup with their own tutorial number count:Ĭovers battle setup independent from the used battle system (starts here).Ĭovers setting up the Turn Based battle system (starts here).Ĭovers setting up the Active Time battle system (starts here).Ĭovers setting up the menu screens (starts here).Ĭovers setting up the dungeon (starts here).Ĭovers setting up a crafting system (starts here). It features a large world scene with 2 towns and many fights in between, as well as a dungeon with 5 levels you can access from the world.

The game will use Turn Based or Active Time battles – or both, if you want. This tutorial series will go through setting up an RPG based on the status system setup tutorial series and will cover a wide range of topics: battles, menus, quests, crafting, etc.

Transform.position = - new Vector3(0, 0.Create a 3D RPG in this ORK 3 tutorial series. It also only checks if "IsOnGround" is true which seems to work just fine. I've tried putting it all under the ground script, I've put it under the "isOnGround" under the "!isOnBoostStrip", and even though the acceleration swap works the particles don't I tried having no "p.Stop() " and just have it not loop and still no luck, although when I did that it did a weird thing where it would fire but only when I touched an obstacle.Īny help is most appreciated, I'm not sure where I'm going wrong.Įdit: In this video, I show the plane settings and the error with my current rocks system and with a default particle system. The weird thing is, the debug logs fire but the particle system doesn't. Public void OnTriggerExit(Collider other) Public void OnTriggerEnter(Collider other) Public class GroundEffect : MonoBehaviour I use this for the ground to trigger a bool and the bool fires fine. The problem I'm having is with the particle system not firing when it should. I'm making a racing game and want there to be rocks that fly off the tires when you go offroad.