koobas.hobune.stream
Changing light color back and forth
I tried making a script that changes the directional light color when i swipe down and changing it back when i swipe up but after changing it back it starts changing back and forth constantly.
Here is the script
Color color0 ;
Color color1 ;
public float duration;
Light lt;
bool swipepossible = false;
private bool swipingdown = false;
private bool swipingup = false;
// Update is called once per frame
void Update()
{
lt = GetComponent<Light>();
if (lt.color == new Color(255f / 255f, 244f / 255f, 214f / 255f) || lt.color == new Color(45f / 255f, 67f / 255f, 95f / 255f)) swipepossible = true;
if (SwipeInput.swipedDown && swipepossible)
{
swipingdown = true;
}
if (SwipeInput.swipedUp && swipepossible)
{
swipingup = true;
}
if ( swipingdown == true )
{
Change();
}
if (swipingup == true)
{
ChangeBack();
}
}
private void Change()
{
lt = GetComponent<Light>();
color0 = lt.color;
color1 = new Color(45f / 255f, 67f / 255f, 95f / 255f);
if (lt.color != color1)
{
float t = Mathf.PingPong(Time.time, duration) / duration;
lt.color = Color.Lerp(color0, color1, t);
}
}
private void ChangeBack()
{
lt = GetComponent<Light>();
color0 = lt.color;
color1 = new Color(255f / 255f, 244f / 255f, 214f / 255f);
if (lt.color != color1)
{
float t = Mathf.PingPong(Time.time, duration) / duration;
lt.color = Color.Lerp(color0, color1, t);
}
}
Best Answer
public Gradient Gradient ; // Provide the colors in the inspector
public float Duration;
private Light light;
private float value;
private float targetValue;
private void Start()
{
light = GetComponent<Light>();
}
// Update is called once per frame
void Update()
{
if(value <= Mathf.Epsilon && SwipeInput.swipedUp)
targetValue = 1;
else if(value >= 1 - Mathf.Epsilon && SwipeInput.swipedDown)
targetValue = 0;
value = Mathf.MoveTowards(value, targetValue, Time.deltaTime / Duration);
light.color = Gradient.Evaluate(value);
}
That worked, thanks! But how could i do the same thing for intensity?
If the intensity must change at the same time as the color:
light.color = Gradient.Evaluate(value);
light.intensity = $$anonymous$$athf.Lerp($$anonymous$$Intensity, maxIntensity, value);
If you want the two properties must be independent:
public Gradient Gradient ; // Provide the colors in the inspector
public float Duration;
private Light light;
private float colorValue;
private float colorTargetValue;
private float intensityValue;
private float intensityTargetValue;
private void Start()
{
light = GetComponent<Light>();
}
// Update is called once per frame
void Update()
{
UpdateColor();
UpdateIntensity();
}
private void UpdateColor()
{
if(colorValue <= $$anonymous$$athf.Epsilon && SwipeInput.swipedUp)
colorTargetValue = 1;
else if(colorValue >= 1 - $$anonymous$$athf.Epsilon && SwipeInput.swipedDown)
colorTargetValue = 0;
colorValue = $$anonymous$$athf.$$anonymous$$oveTowards(colorValue, colorTargetValue, Time.deltaTime / Duration);
light.color = Gradient.Evaluate(colorValue);
}
private void UpdateIntensity()
{
if(intensityValue <= $$anonymous$$athf.Epsilon && SwipeInput.swipedRight)
intensityTargetValue = 1;
else if(intensityValue >= 1 - $$anonymous$$athf.Epsilon && SwipeInput.swipedLeft)
intensityTargetValue = 0;
intensityValue = $$anonymous$$athf.$$anonymous$$oveTowards(intensityValue, intensityTargetValue, Time.deltaTime / Duration);
light.intensity = $$anonymous$$athf.Lerp($$anonymous$$Intensity, maxIntensity, intensityValue);
}
