koobas.hobune.stream
Rotating Sutff
So, I have a script that rotates based on mouse input. How do I make it so it affects the two gameobject variables in the script rather than the object that the script is attached to?
Rather than just affecting your current object's Transform, you can simply affect other ones instead through the GameObject variables.
// C#
public GameObject otherObj1;
public GameObject otherObj2;
// ...
// Replace something along the lines of...
transform.rotation = rotationFromMouse;
// ... with something like:
otherObj1.transform.rotation = rotationFromMouse;
otherObj2.transform.rotation = rotationFromMouse;
@$$anonymous$$o-$$anonymous$$haon thanks, do you know how to move the camera using the mouse? (Just started unity a few months ago)
Well, you can get the main camera in a scene using Camera.main, so you can get its transform data from there.
// C#
private Transform camTransform;
private void Start()
{
camTransform = Camera.main.transform;
}
From there, modifying its position would be done using the mouse input:
// simple example, moving camera based on its orientation
public float mouseX$$anonymous$$ultiplier;
public float mouseY$$anonymous$$ultiplier;
// ...
private void Update()
{
Vector2 mouseInput = new Vector2(Input.GetAxis("$$anonymous$$ouse X") * mouseX$$anonymous$$ultiplier, Input.GetAxis("$$anonymous$$ouse Y") * mouseY$$anonymous$$ultiplier);
camTransform.position += camTransform.right * mouseInput.x;
camTransform.position += camTransform.up * mouseInput.y;
}
Edit: Whoops, forgot to actually apply the mouseInput the way I intended in my example.
@$$anonymous$$o-$$anonymous$$haon I made a mistake, I meant to rotate the camera, not move it. $$anonymous$$y bad. (For an example of what I want, look at the game $$anonymous$$inecraft)
