Ohh, it must be called Udon because of the noodles that connect the nodes. Haven't ever played around with a visual programming language before, excited to get started.
make sure your scene meets the 'prerequisite' for the udon code in this video by checking if all your togglable objects are set on the same layer in the scene to begin with. at 3:45 in the Targets index you can get more slots by increasing the "size" number
For real though, I only write my scripts from scratch, so this visual scripting stuff took a nice 4x longer to understand than if the nodes were just C# snippets. But I guess beggars can't be choosers since it's made this way for non-developer UX.
Ohh, it must be called Udon because of the noodles that connect the nodes.
Haven't ever played around with a visual programming language before, excited to get started.
make sure your scene meets the 'prerequisite' for the udon code in this video by checking if all your togglable objects are set on the same layer in the scene to begin with. at 3:45 in the Targets index you can get more slots by increasing the "size" number
This helped so much! Thank you!!
Thank you for this. I expect to see this world in the "new worlds" tab for a while.
This series has been extremely helpful! Thank you so much!
RIP Brackeys channel
For real though, I only write my scripts from scratch, so this visual scripting stuff took a nice 4x longer to understand than if the nodes were just C# snippets. But I guess beggars can't be choosers since it's made this way for non-developer UX.
Nearly everything that can be written in Udon can be written in U#
this is quite different from what I was expecting...I was expecting SetActive but nope ~