Add a String to any GameObject to make a note or comment. Optionally set "Display On Screen" to draw that Text at the position of the Owner-GameObject (in relation to the main camera). In addition can throw a Debug.Log() of that comment and / or remove the component at runtime.
- Requires you to add the tag 'RemoveAtRuntime' to Unity and the corresponding GameObjects
Partner-Script to DontDestroyDeleteDuplicates wich disables all GameObjects tagged with RemoveAtRuntime in the current Scene on Awake.
- Requires you to add the tag 'Persistent' to Unity and the corresponding GameObjects
Add this script to any GameObject that is supposed to stay persistent through all scenes and tag that GO as 'Persistent'. The advantage of this script is that it removes any duplicate that Unity creates when going back to a previously visited scene. With the 'RemoveAtRuntime' Tag you can have tagged GameObjects be destroyed when a new scene has been loaded. Useful if you have a similar GOs in several scenes for testing purposes but only want one copy to be persistent at the beginning, wich then destroys all those testing-copies.
- Requires you to add the tag 'UICamera' to Unity and set the camera that renders the objects with this script attached to it;
- alternatively replace all "UICamCamera.ScreenToWorldPoint" parts with "Camera.main.ScreenToWorldPoint" to automatically get the Camera with the tag 'Main Camera' on it
When this script is enabled it actively follows the current mouse-/touch-position in 2D space (that's why it disables itself On Awake(), so that you can enable it manually later when needed).
A modification of the FPSCounter from the Standard Assets that is converted to OnGUI instead of uGUI (draws directly on screen instead of requiring a Canvas and uGUI-Components). Optionally specify the color of the label, it's position and the size of the rect it is in.
Removes the GameObject this is attached to immediately on scene load without letting it execute anything that is not in Awake(). Useful to remove GOs that are used for debugging at runtime or in build. Optionally remove all GOs which name contains "OBSOLETE" (best to only use one of this component per scene or on a GameObject that's persistent throughout all scenes).
Wraps the texture of the material around the mesh (changes the Texture-Offset) at the specified speed and direction. Negative speed goes into the opposite direction. The possible directions are: Horizontal, vertical, both (diagonal) or none (doesn't move).
I used it for a seamlessly scrolling background in a Character-Introduction-Screen.
That background had a Quad-MeshFilter, a Mesh-Renderer with any Material that has a Texture-Field with Offset (like Unlit/Masked Colored) and this script on it to.
Added option to set Update Type and ignore TimeScale, though FixedUpdate doesn't seem to work with like 0 TimeScale.