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I found this answer by looking at the code of iTween, as it can control the alpha of children. The trick is: foreach(Transform child in PARENTGAMEOBJECT) { DO_WHAT_YOU_WANT_WITH child.gameObject) ; }...
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I have found that FindObjectOfType will return all kinds of weird things that are not in the scene. "activeInHeirachy" solves the problem: GameObject[] allObjects =...
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gameObject.active has been replaced by SetActiveRecursively see: http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/36259/how-to-deactivate-a-parent-and-its-children.html
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From what I see, de-activating has better performance than de-rendering, assuming this is correct English. for example :...
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I had this problem - and fixed it! It turned out that in my animation, I had accidentally added an extra "curve". Not knowing it was there, I didn't add any keyframes to it. (It had the "dot" at frame...
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I'm late to the party, but adding this in case someone else get the ..cctor error Just to re-iterate, the problem occurs when you define AND initialize a variable (in my case, also public static) that...
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Just to point out, both of these answers solve the problem by putting WaitForSeconds in the body of the routine, instead of a separate routine. It is certainly simpler to do this, but the original code...
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Apparently someone (Teku Studios) figured out how to expose Sorting Layer and Order for ALL mesh renderers, not just UI elements. This really helps when mixing UI and non-UI elements:...
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Hi @diegonasc, I think this is a bit of a bug as reported here: http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/unity-5-beta-13-rendersettings-ambientlight-changes-equator-color.281375/
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I found that have a child canvas allows you to set different rendering sorting layers for its children. Theoretically, the transform order should allow you to set the renderering order, but sometimes...
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I found this answer by looking at the code of iTween, as it can control the alpha of children. The trick is: foreach(Transform child in PARENTGAMEOBJECT) { DO_WHAT_YOU_WANT_WITH child.gameObject) ; }...
View ArticleAnswer by jonc113
I have found that FindObjectOfType will return all kinds of weird things that are not in the scene. "activeInHeirachy" solves the problem: GameObject[] allObjects =...
View ArticleAnswer by jonc113
gameObject.active has been replaced by SetActiveRecursively see: http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/36259/how-to-deactivate-a-parent-and-its-children.html
View ArticleAnswer by jonc113
From what I see, de-activating has better performance than de-rendering, assuming this is correct English. for example :...
View ArticleAnswer by jonc113
I had this problem - and fixed it! It turned out that in my animation, I had accidentally added an extra "curve". Not knowing it was there, I didn't add any keyframes to it. (It had the "dot" at frame...
View ArticleAnswer by jonc113
I'm late to the party, but adding this in case someone else get the ..cctor error Just to re-iterate, the problem occurs when you define AND initialize a variable (in my case, also public static) that...
View ArticleAnswer by jonc113
Just to point out, both of these answers solve the problem by putting WaitForSeconds in the body of the routine, instead of a separate routine. It is certainly simpler to do this, but the original code...
View ArticleAnswer by jonc113
Apparently someone (Teku Studios) figured out how to expose Sorting Layer and Order for ALL mesh renderers, not just UI elements. This really helps when mixing UI and non-UI elements:...
View ArticleAnswer by jonc113
Hi @diegonasc, I think this is a bit of a bug as reported here: http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/unity-5-beta-13-rendersettings-ambientlight-changes-equator-color.281375/
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I found that have a child canvas allows you to set different rendering sorting layers for its children. Theoretically, the transform order should allow you to set the renderering order, but sometimes...
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