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    After updating to 2020.3.25f1 LTS PlayerInput doesn't work anymore, but if I...

    After updating to 20.3.25f1 LTS PlayerInput doesn't work anymore, but if I enable and disable the PlayerInput component, I get few errors in the...
    Thread by: BouncedPhysical, Jan 3, 2022, 0 replies, in forum: Input System
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    Question Gradually reduce a float over time with a Coroutine that can be run multiple times simultaneously.

    Oh I may had! Just tested now and it seems to work a lot better! Had very very little imprecision. I guess that's tolerable - I don't think it...
    Post by: BouncedPhysical, Jul 18, 2021 in forum: Scripting
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    Question Gradually reduce a float over time with a Coroutine that can be run multiple times simultaneously.

    Thanks for your answer!! I swinging from "let's keep the little imprecision" to "let's always round to the nearest integer at the end". If I keep...
    Post by: BouncedPhysical, Jul 18, 2021 in forum: Scripting
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    Question Gradually reduce a float over time with a Coroutine that can be run multiple times simultaneously.

    Yes, other than being able to slowly decrease the health (like poison) I liked the idea of being able to control the damage and health with...
    Post by: BouncedPhysical, Jul 18, 2021 in forum: Scripting
  5. BouncedPhysical
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    Question Gradually reduce a float over time with a Coroutine that can be run multiple times simultaneously.

    Thank you very much!!! That's so kind of you! I have a question, does it still have to generate some floating-point imprecision? Sometimes the...
    Post by: BouncedPhysical, Jul 18, 2021 in forum: Scripting
  6. BouncedPhysical
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    Question Gradually reduce a float over time with a Coroutine that can be run multiple times simultaneously.

    Hello thanks for the reply! How would I round the value at the end? Do you mean Rounding by Nearest? If this is the case, if I want to remove 6.55...
    Post by: BouncedPhysical, Jul 17, 2021 in forum: Scripting
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    Question Gradually reduce a float over time with a Coroutine that can be run multiple times simultaneously.

    Hello guys! I could use some help! I have this coroutine float currentHP = 100; IEnumerator GraduallyReduceHP(float damage, float rate) {...
    Thread by: BouncedPhysical, Jul 17, 2021, 11 replies, in forum: Scripting
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    property.FindPropertyRelative("property") works only for attributes but not actual properties?

    ohw :(
    Post by: BouncedPhysical, Jul 11, 2020 in forum: Scripting
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    property.FindPropertyRelative("property") works only for attributes but not actual properties?

    I have this code in a PropertyDrawer: property.FindPropertyRelative("propertyFloatValue").floatValue = X; // returns correct value That does...
    Thread by: BouncedPhysical, Jul 11, 2020, 3 replies, in forum: Scripting
  10. BouncedPhysical
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    For Cycles & Conditions in OnGUI of PropertyDrawers/Custom Inspectors?

    Hello everyone, I'm getting into understanding how PropertyDrawers and Custom Inspectors works to maybe make my workflow more efficient. My...
    Thread by: BouncedPhysical, Feb 8, 2020, 1 replies, in forum: Scripting
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    Try Catch in a couroutine with yield return for result

    Basically i use this WCF Service just to handle logins/update in inventories/ save/load of the players on a mobile and webgl game. Do you say...
    Post by: BouncedPhysical, Jul 13, 2019 in forum: Scripting
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    Try Catch in a couroutine with yield return for result

    So what do you suggest? Well for the calls i wouldn't care because with that method it's short, it works perfectly and it's not an heavy command....
    Post by: BouncedPhysical, Jul 13, 2019 in forum: Scripting
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    Try Catch in a couroutine with yield return for result

    I may be very wrong, but please correct me in that case: Restful APIs are less safe. It's easier to retrieve informations even from the browser....
    Post by: BouncedPhysical, Jul 13, 2019 in forum: Scripting
  14. BouncedPhysical
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    Try Catch in a couroutine with yield return for result

    Made it!!! Thank you so much!!! You really saved by from writing quite horrible code compared to this one!
    Post by: BouncedPhysical, Jul 13, 2019 in forum: Scripting
  15. BouncedPhysical
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    Try Catch in a couroutine with yield return for result

    Thank you so much for your replyes, you can-t imagine how i'm appreciating it, also that you're sharing your time with me. But i didn't...
    Post by: BouncedPhysical, Jul 12, 2019 in forum: Scripting
  16. BouncedPhysical
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    Try Catch in a couroutine with yield return for result

    Can you please show me how would you do it by showing some code? I didn't understood what you said, but it's seems a nice way to go :p
    Post by: BouncedPhysical, Jul 12, 2019 in forum: Scripting
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    Try Catch in a couroutine with yield return for result

    I was about to write "Well, nice rip-off". But i just tried this LoginCompletedEventArgs x; private void Update() {...
    Post by: BouncedPhysical, Jul 12, 2019 in forum: Scripting
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    Try Catch in a couroutine with yield return for result

    Nothing else outside of Debug.Log ? So i can say this is useless!
    Post by: BouncedPhysical, Jul 12, 2019 in forum: Scripting
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    Try Catch in a couroutine with yield return for result

    Sorry i didn't understood. I cannot use the if/else statements inside that void MyClient_LoginCompleted? Why i can't? What should i do to...
    Post by: BouncedPhysical, Jul 12, 2019 in forum: Scripting
  20. BouncedPhysical
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    Try Catch in a couroutine with yield return for result

    I've managed to run that command: svcutil -out:MyService.cs http://localhost/?wsdl /a /tcv:Version35 And now IT WORKS Just one thing......
    Post by: BouncedPhysical, Jul 12, 2019 in forum: Scripting
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