Comments on: Digging into Unity3D – Part 2 http://variancetheory.com/digging-into-unity3d-part-2/ The work of Ben Throop - Artist, Designer, and Developer Wed, 13 Jul 2011 00:20:11 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Ben http://variancetheory.com/digging-into-unity3d-part-2/#comment-11 Ben Wed, 29 Jul 2009 14:18:35 +0000 http://variancetheory.com/?p=398#comment-11 I tried the playmode tint Charles suggested and that is a really good way to help with this issue. Thanks Charles. I tried the playmode tint Charles suggested and that is a really good way to help with this issue. Thanks Charles.

]]> By: col000r http://variancetheory.com/digging-into-unity3d-part-2/#comment-10 col000r Sat, 25 Jul 2009 15:03:39 +0000 http://variancetheory.com/?p=398#comment-10 One thing you can do though to save changes you've made in play mode is to select the affected GameObject in the inspector and Copy it, then stop the game and paste it back in. Voilà - changes saved! One thing you can do though to save changes you’ve made in play mode is to select the affected GameObject in the inspector and Copy it, then stop the game and paste it back in. Voilà – changes saved!

]]> By: Ben http://variancetheory.com/digging-into-unity3d-part-2/#comment-9 Ben Thu, 23 Jul 2009 14:33:11 +0000 http://variancetheory.com/?p=398#comment-9 @Charles - good point. Question though... Is the transient nature of live-game edits a design decision or a technical limitation in Unity? @Charles – good point.

Question though… Is the transient nature of live-game edits a design decision or a technical limitation in Unity?

]]> By: Charles Hinshaw http://variancetheory.com/digging-into-unity3d-part-2/#comment-8 Charles Hinshaw Thu, 23 Jul 2009 14:25:23 +0000 http://variancetheory.com/?p=398#comment-8 For readers having problems distinguishing between when Unity is playing and when it isn't (relating to the last "gotcha" in this post), a good idea might be to choose a darker or more intense color for the playmode tint in preferences under color settings. Unity automatically uses this coor to tint everything but the Game view when things are playing. For readers having problems distinguishing between when Unity is playing and when it isn’t (relating to the last “gotcha” in this post), a good idea might be to choose a darker or more intense color for the playmode tint in preferences under color settings. Unity automatically uses this coor to tint everything but the Game view when things are playing.

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