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    Trouble using animator

    Hello: I have a single .anim for a gameobject that I intent to use for a interaction hint, the problem i can't control the clip thru script...
    Thread by: fsemblert, Jan 24, 2019, 5 replies, in forum: Animation
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    TextMesh Pro Problem generating Font asset with special ligatures

    I have a cursive .otf font file, that has special glyph for some combinations of characters, like b followed by some vowels, or v followed by some...
    Thread by: fsemblert, Dec 11, 2018, 15 replies, in forum: UGUI & TextMesh Pro
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    TextMeshPro: Can't change the color of single character.

    In my game, I have a world space TMP with the initial color set to black, when the user click/touches a character of the text, it should change to...
    Thread by: fsemblert, Aug 13, 2018, 1 replies, in forum: UGUI & TextMesh Pro
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    TextMesh pro can´t parse escape characters in text set programmatically.

    Yes, that worked, at the moment I store the text from the input field, replacing/removing the extra "\" by _myText = _myText.Replace("\\n", "\n"),...
    Post by: fsemblert, Aug 6, 2018 in forum: UGUI & TextMesh Pro
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    TextMesh pro can´t parse escape characters in text set programmatically.

    the text is set in the input box of the TMPUGUI component, stored in a variable in run time, for when i need to make the karaoke effect and to...
    Post by: fsemblert, Aug 6, 2018 in forum: UGUI & TextMesh Pro
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    TextMesh pro can´t parse escape characters in text set programmatically.

    Am simulating a karaoke-like text, it change the color of the text while an audio is playing. _myHexColor =...
    Thread by: fsemblert, Aug 6, 2018, 6 replies, in forum: UGUI & TextMesh Pro
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    Added Component in runtime persist after destroying the gameobject

    I know, is redundant, but all the code and description of the project is what I have, is bare bones since am at the start of development in a Game...
    Post by: fsemblert, Oct 17, 2016 in forum: Scripting
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    Added Component in runtime persist after destroying the gameobject

    Ok. I don't know if were the changes from 5.3 to 5.4 that caused my problems, but by adding .gameObject when looking for the prefab market to not...
    Post by: fsemblert, Oct 17, 2016 in forum: Scripting
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    Added Component in runtime persist after destroying the gameobject

    I know thanks, I use .gameObject.transform for readability, to know if am accessing a child thru the script attached to the parent or the parent...
    Post by: fsemblert, Oct 17, 2016 in forum: Scripting
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    Added Component in runtime persist after destroying the gameobject

    The prefabs are already set in the initial scene, they are childs of a GameObject that is not a prefab, one of this child prefabs has to be sent...
    Post by: fsemblert, Oct 17, 2016 in forum: Scripting
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    Added Component in runtime persist after destroying the gameobject

    It only happens with gameobjects marked with DontDestroyOnLoad, its like somehow the method modifies the prefab on runtime. I don't think iTween...
    Post by: fsemblert, Oct 14, 2016 in forum: Scripting
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    Added Component in runtime persist after destroying the gameobject

    Yes, am sure it is the instance, the prefab is already in the scene before starting it (press play). itween when called (...
    Post by: fsemblert, Oct 14, 2016 in forum: Scripting
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    Added Component in runtime persist after destroying the gameobject

    I use itween for interpolate position of a prefab, the object is marked to not be destroyed on load. The script (itween) gets added in the prefab...
    Thread by: fsemblert, Oct 14, 2016, 11 replies, in forum: Scripting
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