Unity3D -- add a sword mark effect (PocketRPG Trail plug-in)

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It seems that I have talked a lot today! Okay! Not much nonsense! Let's get started with today's content!

I believe you will know what this chapter introduces! Haha .... Yes, this is the sword mark! It looks gorgeous! This effect is what we are pursuing!

OK, let's try it now!

First, we need to download this plug-in PocketRPG and then import it to the plug-in

What we need to do is to increase this effect! The procedure is as follows:

Step 1: Create an empty object:

Ctrl + shift + n, then drag the empty object into the object we need to add the special effect

Here we name this empty object right_trail

Step 2: add a special effect script

Then configure

Step 3: Add a Mesh Renderer

Then select the appropriate material.

OK, so that we can complete what we need! The next step is to control the role!

Step 1: Add Animaltional Contronal components to the role

Press ctrl + shift + a. The component selection dialog box is displayed.

Search in the red box! Relatively easy

Step 2: complete the role script

Below is the code we provide;

Using UnityEngine; using System. collections; public class events: Events {public WeaponTrail events; private AnimationController events; private AnimationState state_idle; private AnimationState events; // Use this for initializationvoid Start () {mAnimalCtl = gameObject. getComponent <AnimationController> (); state_Attack1 = animation ["Attack1"]; state_Attack2 = animation ["Attack2"]; state_idle = animation ["Idle"]; mAnimalCtl. addTrail (left_train); mAnimalCtl. addTrail (right_train);} void OnGUI () {if (GUILayout. button ("trick 1", GUILayout. width (80), GUILayout. height (50) {mAnimalCtl. playAnimation (state_Attack1); StartCoroutine ("ResettoWait"); // start coroutine} if (GUILayout. button ("trick 2", GUILayout. width (80), GUILayout. height (50) {mAnimalCtl. playAnimation (state_Attack2); StartCoroutine ("ResettoWait");} if (GUILayout. button ("trick 3", GUILayout. width (80), GUILayout. height (50) {mAnimalCtl. playAnimation (state_idle) ;}} IEnumerator ResettoWait () {yield return new WaitForSeconds (0.5F); mAnimalCtl. playAnimation (state_idle );}}

Haha .... Look at this. It is suspected that this is an imitation! It can only be said that imitation is also a way of learning! At least for me now!

OK. I believe you will succeed step by step! Come on!

The following is a summary of my learning experience!

I personally think that this plug-in is actually divided into two parts: the first is the construction of this plug-in, that is, the text and text Commentary Section, and the code control section, of course, this code is mainly used to control the main character, not to control this plug-in! Don't confuse the order! There is a public variable WeaponTrail in the code controlled by the main character. This is the object controlled by our plug-in! Drag this to use it!