koobas.hobune.stream
The name `MeshUtility' does not exist in the current context. help
Vector3 point = meshTransform.InverseTransformPoint (contact.point);
for (int i = 0; i < vertices.Length; i++) {
if ((point - vertices [i]).magnitude < damageRadius) {
vertices [i] += rot * ((localVector * (damageRadius - (point - vertices [i]).magnitude) / damageRadius) * cos + (new Vector3 (Mathf.Sin (vertices [i].y * 1000), Mathf.Sin (vertices [i].z * 1000), Mathf.Sin (vertices [i].x * 100)).normalized * (randomizeVertices / 500f)));
if (maximumDamage > 0 && ((vertices [i] - originalMesh [i]).magnitude) > maximumDamage) {
vertices [i] = originalMesh [i] + (vertices [i] - originalMesh [i]).normalized * (maximumDamage);
}
}
}
}
mesh.vertices = vertices;
mesh.RecalculateNormals ();
mesh.RecalculateBounds ();
MeshUtility.Optimize (mesh); <<=======
}
// Enabling contact particles on collision.
void CollisionParticles(Vector3 contactPoint){
for(int i = 0; i < contactSparkeList.Count; i++){
if(contactSparkeList[i].isPlaying)
return;
contactSparkeList[i].transform.position = contactPoint;
ParticleSystem.EmissionModule em = contactSparkeList[i].emission;
em.enabled = true;
contactSparkeList[i].Play();
}
}
We need more context. Check if $$anonymous$$eshUtility class need component with object
Try adding using UnityEditor at the beginning of your script, from what I read on the scripting API doc, MeshUtility comes from there.
The MeshUtility class is an editor class which can only be used in an editor script. Your script doesn't look like an editor script but a runtime script. So you simply can not use it in your script.
