| Publisher | Matt Fenderson |
|---|---|
| File size | 30.94kB |
| Number of files | 7 |
| Latest version | 1 |
| Latest release date | 2015-04-09 06:05:15 |
| First release date | 2013-10-23 05:29:08 |
| Supported Unity versions | 2018.4.2 or higher |
C# Plugins to make your scripting life easier. Not the best with angles? Utilize PlanerAngles.dll to find the angle from one position to another while disregarding any one of the three axis.
Disappointed with the built in lookat function? The CustomLookAt allows you to face an object at another while disregarding an axis, thus keeping the player's entire body from rotating at awkward angles to face the target.
ArrayUtilities puts the power back into C# far beyond that of JavaScript and its array manipulation. The free version of ArrayUtilities.dll allows you to manipulate arrays the same as JavaScript whereas the Pro version allows you to go far beyond that such as Sort, Shuffle, InsertStackAt, PopStack, ShiftStack, and many more utilities.
All examples of using these files are included in the C# examples scripts. To use any of these custom addons: At top of your scripts add "using CustomLookAt;" or "using ArrayUtilities" or "using PlanerAngles"
Disappointed with the built in lookat function? The CustomLookAt allows you to face an object at another while disregarding an axis, thus keeping the player's entire body from rotating at awkward angles to face the target.
ArrayUtilities puts the power back into C# far beyond that of JavaScript and its array manipulation. The free version of ArrayUtilities.dll allows you to manipulate arrays the same as JavaScript whereas the Pro version allows you to go far beyond that such as Sort, Shuffle, InsertStackAt, PopStack, ShiftStack, and many more utilities.
All examples of using these files are included in the C# examples scripts. To use any of these custom addons: At top of your scripts add "using CustomLookAt;" or "using ArrayUtilities" or "using PlanerAngles"
