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Abysse Corp

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Founded in 2003, the Abysse Corp group is the European leader in licensed pop culture merchandise: manga/Japanimation, cinema, TV series, comics, video games and music. As creators, manufacturers and distributors, we offer a quality service and a wide range, in harmony with the universes that inspire us. In the 19 years since our founding, the company has grown...

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animation

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Record live streams, video chat and videos as incredible 2D and 3D avatars! From the developers of Facerig, Animaze redefines avatar embodiment with improved face tracking, expressive animations and enhanced graphics, as well as a variety of new features, avatars and props. Recording with avatars with Animaze Avatars in 3D format are in your hands so you can have interactive avatar-based entertainment...

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Finish the game in Unity

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First, of course, you need to create the levels for your game. Create a separate scene for the credits or end credits. Create a new scene via File -> New Scene. Press Ctrl+N and right-click in the hierarchy window and select UI. Create a panel with the UI and switch to 2D mode. Center your panel with...

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Game Over in Unity

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Game Over can be defined unfavorably via a game object. A game manager is useful for this. Create an Object in the Hierarchy window, right-click the Transform component in the Inspector window and set it to Reset. Then name the object GameManager. Add a new component and name it GameManager. This component is responsible for keeping statuses in…

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How to install a score counter using a script

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This is how you create a score counter that is linked to the player's movement. For a text UI in Unity, create a new script called Score. First you establish a reference to the player: public Transform player; Transform specifies position, scale, etc. Under Update we add: player.position.z; It's all about the position of the player...

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The PlayerCollision Script in Unity

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For the CollisionScript create a script for the player. Remove the start and update function. Instead, add: void OnCollisionEnter Everything in the curly braces happens when two objects collide. Unity needs information about which object is hit. You use the round brackets for this. Enter "Collision" and tell Unity that information is now...

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How the camera follows the player

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This little tutorial focuses on how the camera follows the player. There are several ways for the camera to follow the player. One possibility is to subordinate the camera to the player. When the character moves, the camera moves with it. The problem is that the camera rotates when the player rotates. That's why it makes more sense to use a script...

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