Skip to main content

#Unity notes: Directing next scenes tutorial

Hi peeps, today i m testing on FB sdk, what i want to do is ... after i successfully logged in to fb, i want the game direct user to another scene.

Im going to teach you guys from scratch how to achieve this...but in a simplified way. from this tutorial, you will learn how to direct the first scene to second scene.

Steps:
1. Open Unity

2. Create new Scene

  • Select "File" tab
  • Select "New Scene"


 3. Save the first scene as "First_Scene"

  • Click File tab
  • Select "Save Scene as..."


4. Create a new script

  • Go to "Asset" folder in "Project" explorer
  • Right click, select "Create">"C# Script"
  • Name the script as "OpenScene"



5. Write code in "OpenScene" script
  • Write code as written in the image below, *warning : Unity is case sensitive, ensure all written properly.
  • In this code we create a simple button, and labeled it with "Open Next Scenes"
  • If the button is clicked, we load the next scene.

6. Add empty game object for first scene
  • Click on "GameObject" tab
  • Select "Create Empty"
  • Name it as "OpenSceneObject"

7. Assign script to the "OpenSceneObject"
  • Click on "OpenSceneObject" in Hierachy Editor
  • View on Inspector window, click add component
  • Select "Scripts">"OpenScene"


8. Create second scene
  • Follow the same steps as creating the first scene, and name it as "SecondScene"
9. Create script for second scene
  • Follow the same steps as creating the "OpenScene" script.
  • Name the script as "SecondScene".
  • Write the code for the "SecondScene" as below image:
  • In this code we created a label displaying "Second scene" text.

10. Create second scene empty object
  • Follow the same steps as creating the first scene empty object
  • Name the object as "SecondScene"
11. Assign the "SecondScene script" to "SecondScene object"
  • Follow the same steps as assigning the first script to first scene object.
12. Set the build setting in Second Scene.
  • Click on SecondScene scene.
  • Select "File" tab.
  • Select "Build Settings".

  • Select the Second_Scene.unity
  • Click "add current" button.

13. Open the "First_Scene".


14. Click "Play" button in Unity Editor
  • In Game window, click on "Open Next Scenes" button

15. Observe the result of clicking "Open next scene" button
  • Scene has been navigated to the second scene


WELL DONE! MY BWOYSS lol.

Labels

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Tutorial on Min3D framework using Android Studio

Salam peeps, UPDATES***, the model on the old link is no longer working. so i have create a github repo, where i put the source code in a project, you guys can try to clone in and run on your android studio device emulator or directly on your phone, Ive replaced the model with a cube. https://github.com/aliaramli/Min3DTutorial Previously i ve posted tutorial on min3D using eclipse IDE, i believe most of us has moved to Android Studio IDE in developing android apps? As previous tutorial shows a lot of support from readers and among hot post in my blog, i ve decided to post the same tutorial but this time using Android Studio. For those who are familiar with Eclipse/Android Studio migration they might not have problem in running this tutorial . For more detail explanation on min3D please visit this website page Ok lets get started. Step One Create a new android project in android studio. you may name it as what you like, below are how i defined my project settings. ...
23 comments
Read more

Get the last active time from users in woocommerce using sql query

To easily get the last active time from users (under Woocommerce extended plugin) we can easily query from database using the meta_key of "wc_last_active" example query: select user_id, meta_value from wp_usermeta where meta_key= "wc_last_active" and user_id in (11111,112222); results: +-------------+------------------+ | user_id    | meta_value | +-------------+-------------------+ |   11111   | 1556755200 | |   112222 | 1566518400 |
1 comment
Read more

AWS Workspace Device is not Authorized Linux Client

Have you guys tried the AWS Workspace? They are offering the service for free from April - June 2020. For a limited time, in response to COVID-19 , starting April 1, 2020 through June 30, 2020, Amazon WorkSpaces Free Tier provides up to 50 WorkSpaces with Windows Standard bundle with 80 GB Root and 50 GB User Volumes, running in AutoStop mode for up to 10,000 hours of combined use per month across all AWS Regions where WorkSpaces Free Tier is currently available. Additionally, the Amazon WorkSpaces Free Tier provides one WorkSpace with Windows Performance bundle with 80 GB Root and 100 GB User Volumes, running in AutoStop mode for up to 200 hours, two WorkSpaces with Linux Standard bundle with 80 GB Root and 50 GB User Volumes, running in AutoStop mode for up to 400 hours, and one WorkSpace with Windows Value bundle with 80 GB Root and 10 GB User Volume, running in AutoStop mode for up to 200 hours. All new customers that start using WorkSpaces for the first time during ...
Post a Comment
Read more