Flash light

How to make a flashlight that turns off when you press the mouse right click and have battery that runs off after 3 minutes of using?

 

use an IEnumerator to create a timer for the battery and a function that will do the turn on and turn off of the light. The rest should be easy using some google searches.

 

i didn't understand any thing im a noob.

 

I would suggest you start with the beginner tutorials first. Working through those will teach you the basics of unity and bring you up to speed; allowing you to create your own game.

Or you could purchase assets within the asset store and import them within your project.

 

(Before I continue I need to mention that I am no pro but I simply try to help.)
What I would do is:
1) Create a light within your game and place it next to your character.
2) Create a script which looks something like this:

Code (CSharp):

1. //All I made this script for is to turn a torch On/off!
2. //Please do the rest yourself. I think Delta.DeltaTime would be useful! Start there!
3.  
4. //In the inspector drag & drop the light into the script.
5. public GameObject torchLight;
6. //This will store a reference to the torch intensity (How bright it is, 0 = "off")
7. private float torchIntensity;
8.  
9. //This is how bright the torch will be in its "on" state
10. //Is 1 maximum? I don't remember
11. private float torchOnIntensity = 1f;
12.  
13. void Start()
14. {
15.     //Let the variable know what to store.
16.     torchIntensity = torchLight.GetComponent<Light>().Intensity;
17. }
18.  
19. void Update()
20. {
21.     //If left mouse button is pressed down than change the intensity to 0
22.     if (Input.GetMouseButtonDown(0))
23.     {
24.         //If the torchIntensity does NOT equal maximum, than it does now!
25.         if(torchIntensity != 0f)
26.         {
27.             torchIntensity = 0f;
28.             Debug.Log("Torch Intensity Changed to 0.");
29.         }
30.         else
31.         {
32.             //If torchIntensity equals 0, now it equals maximum
33.             torchIntensity = torchOnIntensity;
34.             Debug.Log("Torch Intensity Changed to Maximum!");
35.         }
36.     }
37. }

3) Now go watch some C# tutorials!
There may be a couple of small errors, please let me know as I a noob still and all help is appreciated.
Thanks.

 

Thank you for this but it didn't work.

 

How did it not?
What errors did you get?
Did you drag your Light object into the Script?

 

it worked now THX