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yield WaitForSeconds (shotAnimation.length);
b_isShot = false;
}
private function WaitForPrepare () : IEnumerator {
_animation[shotAnimation.name].speed = shotAnimationSpeed * 2;
_animation[shotAnimation.name].wrapMode = WrapMode.ClampForever;
_animation.CrossFade(shotAnimation.name, 0.6);
yield WaitForSeconds(shotAnimation.length);
b_isPrepare = true;
}
The preceding two funcions are basically to play the aiming and shooing
animaion. Now, we are done with adding the
New3PSController
script.
9. Then, go back to Unity and click on the
First Person Controller
object in the
Hierarchy
view, and go to its
Inspector
view; at the
New 3PSController (Script)
drag
both objects that we just created, as follows:
Scope UI
:
ScopeUI
(Drag
ScopeUI
object here)
Rocket Launcher
:
RocketLauncher
(Drag
RocketLauncher
object here)
We are done with this secion. Click
Play
to see the result. Now, if you hold the
E
key, the
scope target will appear and our character will start playing aiming animaion. If we let-click
on the mouse while holding the
E
key, the character will start playing the shot animaion.
However, there is no rocket coming out right now. We will create the rocket and the paricle
object in the next secion.
Objective Complete - Mini Debriefing
In this step, we just added some code to our
New3PSController.js
for controlling the
aiming and shot animaion as well as created the rocket launcher object and script that will
trigger when the user presses fire or aim. We also created the
GUITexture
object to show
the scope target graphic, which will show when the player presses
E
to aim and hide when
the player doesn't press
E
.
In the
Fire()
funcion, we added the rocket launcher object. We checked for the ime that
our rocket will be ired ater the shot animaion ended by checking for the reloaded ime
plus the last ime that the character was shot. We also decreased the amount of bullet when
the character clicks shot. In the next secion, we will add the rocket prefab and the paricle
object in the
Fire()
funcion.
