What if your player goes through an object when you click the other side of that object? It shouldn’t be like that, right?
Since we added the NavMesh and made the player move in the last article. The player moves but it moves through objects. Now we will fix this by making these objects static.
If we have already an idea of what we want and a concept of that. We can use those to help us create our cutscene.
This is a quick introduction to Unity’s Timeline
First, we need to add a Timeline window, and that we can find from
Window -> Sequincing -> Timeline
Working reflections/shadows create life in our games. And if you are stuck about which one you should use, here is a small article about it.
Here are two pictures of the same scene with Light Probe reflections and Screen Space Reflections.
Without glass, you don’t have windows. And you always have to windows, right?
There you have a beautiful New York city view at night from looking through a window. It’s just a simple material as any.
You can change smoothness depending on how much you want the glass to reflect.
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