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PlayMaker Help & Tips => PlayMaker Tutorials => Topic started by: bartleycollin on June 22, 2013, 07:27:12 PM
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In this tutorial I will show you how to make an amazing door using Unity and Playmaker. This is very useful as a prefab to use over and over in your scene. It's very easy to make and can be used with any door model. Enjoy! :D
Here is the Link to the finished scene. -> https://www.box.com/s/mnzi3lp8b5xhjbceo68f (https://www.box.com/s/mnzi3lp8b5xhjbceo68f)
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Hi,
Cool! Any chance you can share the scene as well? That would be great.
bye,
Jean
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Hi,
Cool! Any chance you can share the scene as well? That would be great.
bye,
Jean
Of course Jean :) Do you want me to share it in the video's description, or on the forums here?
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Hi,
On the forum at least I would say, and maybe a link to the forum thread from the video's description.
bye,
Jean
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I apologize if this is a dumb question, but how would you suggest sharing the scene? I didn't think I could just take the scene from my project and share that? Or do I have to share the entire Project? What's your suggestion?
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If you're not using any global variables or custom assets you can just post the scene file and its fine. If you use materials or other custom stuff you can export an asset package with those items in it. Even if you don't attach materials its not a big deal, they just turn pink and the other user has to put materials on them.
I usually put the assets used for the scenes into a special folder and export everything in it as an asset package when I'm ready to share.
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Alright I added the link for the scene to my original post. :)
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hi,
to properly distribute your work, you need to package it. so select your scene, then go to the Unity menu "Assets/export Package", MAKE SURE you uncheck the playmaker dll, and then you will get a proper unity package.
Run this past me with pm if you are not sure.
bye,
Jean