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moving a gamobject in vacum
hi guys i have a gameobject that moves up and down and right and left slowly , like vacum movement this is the code ive written , it runs when the movingtime parameter is true but it doesnt work correctly because of moving time boolean is always true and it hasnt got smooth movement
function MoveInVacum()
{
MovingTime = false ;
NextMoveForX = Random.Range(StartPointXLeft , StartPointXRight);
NextMoveForY = Random.Range(StartPointYDown , StartPointYUp);
NextPoint.x = transform.position.x ;
NextPoint.y = NextMoveForY ;
NextPoint.z = transform.position.z ;
this.transform.position = Vector3.Lerp(this.transform.position, NextPoint, .02 * Time.deltaTime);
//print(NextMoveForX);
//yield WaitForSeconds (1);
MovingTime = true ;
}
so , would anyboy please correct my plan for solving this problem , thanx
Use two functions ins$$anonymous$$d of one. Use one function that will only switch the boolean from true to false, vice versa. I'd use the actual movement code inside of Update() function.
$$anonymous$$ovingTime = !$$anonymous$$ovingTime
Will toggle the boolean.
You don't have your if() statements in any function. Place them inside of Update().
And as I stated in my answer, place your true and false statements in a different function.
I'm not quite sure what you're actually trying to do, but I'm sure it would be far easier with coroutines in any case:
var startPointXLeft = -5.0;
var startPointXRight = 5.0;
var startPointYDown = -5.0;
var startPointYUp = 5.0;
var moveSpeed = 5.0;
function Start () {
while (true) {
var nextMoveForX = Random.Range(startPointXLeft, startPointXRight);
var nextMoveForY = Random.Range(startPointYDown, startPointYUp);
var originalPoint = transform.position;
yield Move(Vector3(transform.position.x, nextMoveForY, transform.position.z));
yield Move(originalPoint);
yield Move(Vector3(nextMoveForX, transform.position.y, transform.position.z));
}
}
function Move (nextPoint : Vector3) {
var startPoint = transform.position;
var rate = 1.0 / Vector3.Distance(nextPoint, startPoint) * moveSpeed;
var t = 0.0;
while (t < 1.0) {
t += Time.deltaTime * rate;
transform.position = Vector3.Lerp(startPoint, nextPoint, t);
yield;
}
}
give me a short time to check it , ill feedback you then, right now just thanx and more
Are you looking for it to slowly move back and forth and up and down? Mathf.PingPong() might be better for you to use than just getting random values
