I was WIRED working on this project and almost pulled out an all-nighter ( worked til 4 am!). I also shared the finalized project with them so they can reverse engineer mechanics like platforming, animation, and a Nintendo 64-style camera filter and shader, which you can check out on the following GitHub repo! Then, I taught the club how to navigate Unity, and how to work with 3D models and we wrote a simple script to get Mario moving with the keyboard, and they loved it! I also did UV unwrapping and painted a texture for him. Kicked it off in blender by creating a #3Dmodel of #Mario, and giving him a rig, then I created a running, jumping, and idle animation. We are looking for someone to solve these problems.Today is #marioday and I'd love to share the workshop I just prepared for the Game Development Club at SJSU, Girls Who Code, and the CS Club, we recreated a classic, Super Mario 64! When any model is downloaded to the application, should this model be downloaded from VT when this model is wanted to be used again later, or should I store it somewhere on the device and load it from there? Which method should we use for this? In case of any change in VT, what method should we implement to perform the updating of the menu titles related to the models, regardless of the store, when the application is opened by the user? Would JSON files be OK?ģ.
Is it more convenient to download the relevant zip file and use the files in it when I click on the menu?Ģ. Is it right or wrong to call the model and model add-on (video, audio, pdf) files to the application using the method we use? Is there a more accurate and convenient method? Can the Addressable Asset method be used, or using an asset like TRILIB to store the model and plugin files (in plain form such as fbx, mp3, mp4, pdf) together with a JSON file containing all the parameters related to the model as a zip in the VT and use it in runtime. The issues that we have problems and want to get information about are as follows:ġ. And we included them in runtime from remote vt to application. We created the model, video and sound separately as AssetBundle. For this, we tried the AssetBundel structure and we succeeded.
But what we want is to keep these models and all the files and data related to these models, as well as the menu titles, in a remote DB and add these models to the scene at runtime. We do various interactions with this model: disassemble, make parts transparent, video, audio playback.įirst, we built these models as prefabs embedded in the application. When you click on these subheadings, the relevant 3D model comes to the scene. In our application, there is a menu and subheadings under the main headings of this menu.
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