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PlayMaker Feedback => Feature Requests => Topic started by: yuewah on August 01, 2012, 10:29:50 AM
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Why there is no Type "Transform" in State Machine Variables ?
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not sure i fully understand what you're aiming for... do you mean the vector3 variable (which will store x, y and z coordinates) which can be used to transform an object's position or more a thing to handle rotation (using a vector3 variable for the rotational offsets?)
or both?
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No, the unity class called Transform that contains both position, rotation and scale.
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Hi sorry for upping this topic, i actually have same problem:
my script have this variable " public Transform target;" from the inspector i can assign directly a gameobject
but when i try to use action "set property" on "target" i cant find a matching variable that can be used :(
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when scripting you're always using the namespace UnityEngine. Go figure in which category the Transform is :P
(Tipp: in the object type selection first go to unityEngine and then select Transform from the long list that should appear.)
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Hi,
Yes FsmTransform is very much missing for me too, as well as FsmEnum to reference existing enums from various scripts and apis...
and FsmAudio while I am at it :)
bye,
Jean
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when scripting you're always using the namespace UnityEngine. Go figure in which category the Transform is :P
(Tipp: in the object type selection first go to unityEngine and then select Transform from the long list that should appear.)
I dont get your meaning, im using a NGUI script and i tried to change the variable from transform to gameobject, but i cant get it work.
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I explained it on the mesh variable here:
http://hutonggames.com/playmakerforum/index.php?topic=2396.0
or alternatively I've got a one minute silent tut here :
It's the same principle for the transform. You can either use GetComponent and use an object variable of the type UnityEngine/Transform or you can use get Property on the gameObject with the transforms you want and save it to said UnityEngine/Transform variable.
This object variable will then be useable for the set Property action.
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oh awesome i didnt know it was possible! thank you
anyway i found an other way just create a new public game object variable and put it value in my transform variable
target = targetGO.transform;