You want to open the scene in that project" -of course I said yes. One of the scenes insides Nick's project and it said "This scene belongs to another project, do The new empty project I created "LoadingScreen2".Īfter the empty project was created/loaded I tried to use the File menu +> Open Scene to open I unzipped Nick's project ("LoadingScreen") in the same master projects folder as (see link above) and then created a new (empty) project in the Unity Editor. Here's something weird -I downloaded the zip file for the "Making loading screen utility blog post So I think I'm going to have to bite the bullet and go through these Unity tutorials: I went through these Treehouse courses again,īut it doesn't really explore about creating android unity builds:
There is a thread that talks about this (and about modularization in Unity coding): What's interesting (looking at the source code) is thatįor some reason movement and health are in different classes (?) Here is the link to the web browser version of it: Importing the project files and source code into an eclipse workspace), I look for some I guess know that I understand the workflow (exporting out of unity then Taking several minutes of watching the ddms progress bar ever so slowly work its magic. It was a huge apk file though -the largest I've ever compiled(!),
The apk compiles and ADBs over to my android device (where it runs)īut doesn't seem to respond to touch input. It is also called the "Nightmare" project (which in my mind it has been - a total nightmare). If you have a casual interest in using Unity just know to set a lot of time if you have a slow internet connection.Īnother several hours down the drain but I manage to compile the 4.6 version of the "survival shooter" android unity sample project. I have other 3d software like Maya installed and no other software on my computer runs so slow like this. It runs so slow on the Mac though I try to move something and it takes 7 minutes just to update the view window after trying to drag something in the sample project.Įven under Windows using an overclocked core i7 CPU with 32GB of ram and the highest end nVidia video card it's so sloooowwww. The Mac install was just as bad and I had to use an old 4.2 version because my mac mini is still using Snow Leopard (and doesn't have the hardware requirements to go any further). I made the mistake of clicking on it and now it's been showing this "Hold on" dialog box for at least 5 hours. Then I take the useless survey and then it comes up with a window with one link for an example project. I already had VisualStudio.Net installed, but it re-downloaded and installed another copy. Literally - 16 hours to download the the Unity editor package to Windows. Downloading and installing Unity takes a whole day.
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