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Tile Based Map & Nav Location South Africa Posts 733 The Tile Based Map & Nav package, available on the Unity Asset Store, will help you get started with a game where you need a tile based grid system. This is especially useful for turn-based strategy games and board games.Some features * Works with Unity 3 and Unity 4 * Full source code (C#) * Hexagon and Square tile layouts * Tools to quickly create new layouts/maps * Custom inspector and Editor windows * Easy setup of 'tile-type masks' (ex. land, water, wall, etc) * Variable Height Nodes & Tools to ease setup of node heights * Unit movement options (hug/align to floor/terrain mesh and jump) * iOS/Android supported * Various sample scenes Note, This package is best suited for maps of 80x80 tiles or smaller. Last edited by Leslie Young; 1 Week Ago at 02:41 AM. The grid in the picture is 1024x1024. Posting Permissions You may not post new threads You may not post replies You may not post attachments You may not edit your posts Forum Rules
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Beginner B00 – Adding Mass / Gravity with Rigidbodies Open Feedback Dialog Modules Challenges Examples Contact Suggestions About Get Help! Blog Beginner B00 – Adding Mass / Gravity with Rigidbodies Next Previous How to add gravity / mass to an object using a Rigidbody component Related Modules & Challenges Beginner B08 – Basic Force Movement Challenge C01 (Beginner) Further Reading Unity component reference page on Rigidbody component Unity scripting reference on the Rigidbody class Share via Social Media 19 Comments Tom Acunzo Jul 30, 2010, 18:10 Reply Hello I’m using the Unity iPhone 2.6 Editor. How would I get around this issue? Thanks. Tomo wgstone Aug 22, 2010, 2:46 Tomo, presumably this just means the asset isn’t included in iphone standard assets – however you can make them yourself using the Create button on the Project panel, then look at the component reference to figure out how to make a Bouncy Physic material. Jul 31, 2010, 0:05 Sorry I meant to say in my last post that Unity 2.6 was actually Unity iPhone 1.7. var bouncyness : float = 1; function Start () {
red de bibliotecas comunitarias "Este manifiesto se preparò en colaboraciòn con la Federaciòn Internacional de Asociaciones de Bibliotecarios y Bibliotecas (IFLA) y fue aprobado por la Unesco en noviembre de 1994. En èl se hace ènfacis en los objetivos y funciones que idealmente debe cumplir la biblioteca pùblica para constituirse en un verdadero espacio de participaciòn, que facilite el acceso democràtico a la informaciòn y la cultura." La libertad, la prosperidad y el desarrollo de la sociedad y de los individuos son valores humanos fundamentales. La biblioteca pùblica, puerta local hacia el conocimiento, constituye un requisito bàsico para el aprendizaje a lo largo de los años, para la toma independiente de decisiones y el progreso cultural del individuo y los grupos sociales. Asì pues, la Unesco alienta a las autoridades nacionales y locales a dar soporte y comprometerse activamente en el desarrollo de las bibliotecas pùblicas.