there are a couple of ways, the easiest one is to just disable the VFX. but you can definitely make a boolean variable to just toggle. or increasing, decreasing the amount of fog in once.
I have a problem, apparently the value of the Exposed Vector3 is updated according to the position of the player since when checking the vfxObject inspector, it shows it that way, however, it does not seem to affect the fog when I enter it. On the other hand, if I disconnect the CollidePos parameter from the Collide with sphere node, and move the node's default sphere, it works perfectly. It's the only problem I have. By the way, great tutorial.
solved, for those who have the same problem, you just have to change the sphere from local to world in the button next to where it says sphere in the collide with sphere node. Thanks friend for the tremendous tutorial.
just to ask, id like to adjust the fog so that i can expand the radius of what i see with a variable. But it doesnt even seem to accept small values like 0.01 and treats it as though the radius of the collider is 1
for changing the collide sphere you have to expand the radius with a variable and control it in the script, but I can't find why it shouldn't accept a small value I should test it by myself
@@GameDevBoxnote: i eventually did manage to find a workaround by shrinking the radius of the collide sphere for the fog particle. But yeah i still don't get why this happens 😅
Glad that it helped 💚 I checked out the Unity Docs but couldn't find a way to give arrays of colliders. so my best bet is to create another Collide with Sphere if it would be possible. I think we can implement something without using colliders but I'm not sure how, if I find something about it I will let you know. Thanks for watching!
@@GameDevBox yeah I couldn't find a way either :( It would need to be totally dynamic to clear up patches of squares of the fog as the game progresses. I'm currently looking at SDF collision for possible solution.
@@jadsa I ended up not needing to do that anymore. But I would say it's quite difficult to do it this way, so if it helps maybe you could have multiple of the vfx object and manage their lifetime by creating and deleting them at runtime
hello sorry to disturb you do you by chance know how can i apply the colide with sphere to multiple entities in the game and dynamically remove or add sphere to entity that spawn or get killed ?
Hi buddy, I followed the entire tutorial, but at minute 7:35, I encountered an issue. In my menu, I have "Transform" instead of "Center." However, I see a "Center" option under "Conform to Sphere." So, how do I proceed?
What is your Unity version? I assume you are using the latest one. Perhaps they have changed the names or placement, but it shouldn't give you an error. Just set the collider position to the player in the script, and it should work perfectly. I think the name "Center" was wrong because of that they changed it to "Transform". "center or transform" these are collider position. I hope it was helpful Thanks for Watching!
I was able to solve the previous issue, which was occurring because I confused some steps to follow. Now, I have reached the part where I have to edit the script to add character tracking, and for some reason unknown to me, the sphere is not following. Edit: I use the new "input system" @@GameDevBox
@@xxozmaxx6211 It doesn't matter which input system you are using, just be sure to Set the correct VFX object, also when you use SetVector3 for the parameter Set The Collider name Exactly Without any difference.
so I have a project using your tutorial and it works great but when I go in see if it works well a problem occurs, I can only see the fog in game if I have the camera REALLY zoomed out and I dont want that, how do I have it so that I can see the fog no matter how close the camera is, its a 2D topdown game Edit: Nvm I got it thank you
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Is there a way to toggle the fog?
there are a couple of ways, the easiest one is to just disable the VFX. but you can definitely make a boolean variable to just toggle. or increasing, decreasing the amount of fog in once.
I have a problem, apparently the value of the Exposed Vector3 is updated according to the position of the player since when checking the vfxObject inspector, it shows it that way, however, it does not seem to affect the fog when I enter it.
On the other hand, if I disconnect the CollidePos parameter from the Collide with sphere node, and move the node's default sphere, it works perfectly. It's the only problem I have. By the way, great tutorial.
solved, for those who have the same problem, you just have to change the sphere from local to world in the button next to where it says sphere in the collide with sphere node.
Thanks friend for the tremendous tutorial.
just to ask, id like to adjust the fog so that i can expand the radius of what i see with a variable. But it doesnt even seem to accept small values like 0.01 and treats it as though the radius of the collider is 1
for changing the collide sphere you have to expand the radius with a variable and control it in the script, but I can't find why it shouldn't accept a small value I should test it by myself
@@GameDevBoxnote: i eventually did manage to find a workaround by shrinking the radius of the collide sphere for the fog particle. But yeah i still don't get why this happens 😅
Thanks for the tutorial! I was wondering if it's possible to control the number of colliders at run-time by script (i.e. adding/removing colliders)?
Glad that it helped 💚 I checked out the Unity Docs but couldn't find a way to give arrays of colliders. so my best bet is to create another Collide with Sphere if it would be possible. I think we can implement something without using colliders but I'm not sure how, if I find something about it I will let you know. Thanks for watching!
@@GameDevBox yeah I couldn't find a way either :( It would need to be totally dynamic to clear up patches of squares of the fog as the game progresses. I'm currently looking at SDF collision for possible solution.
@@UnGlame Did you fing a solution? I have the same problem.
@@jadsa I ended up not needing to do that anymore. But I would say it's quite difficult to do it this way, so if it helps maybe you could have multiple of the vfx object and manage their lifetime by creating and deleting them at runtime
Or enabling/disabling
hello sorry to disturb you do you by chance know how can i apply the colide with sphere to multiple entities in the game and dynamically remove or add sphere to entity that spawn or get killed ?
Someone? :( Or did you figure it out?
@@TeachIT_ nah :(
is there a way to "preload" the fog so when the scene loads the fog does not take a second or two to fully populate?
in Initialize (VFX) Use Burst Spawn And Set the value you want to spawn in the first frame. Thanks For watching!
Hi buddy, I followed the entire tutorial, but at minute 7:35, I encountered an issue. In my menu, I have "Transform" instead of "Center." However, I see a "Center" option under "Conform to Sphere." So, how do I proceed?
What is your Unity version? I assume you are using the latest one. Perhaps they have changed the names or placement, but it shouldn't give you an error. Just set the collider position to the player in the script, and it should work perfectly. I think the name "Center" was wrong because of that they changed it to "Transform". "center or transform" these are collider position. I hope it was helpful Thanks for Watching!
I was able to solve the previous issue, which was occurring because I confused some steps to follow. Now, I have reached the part where I have to edit the script to add character tracking, and for some reason unknown to me, the sphere is not following.
Edit: I use the new "input system"
@@GameDevBox
@@xxozmaxx6211 It doesn't matter which input system you are using, just be sure to Set the correct VFX object, also when you use SetVector3 for the parameter Set The Collider name Exactly Without any difference.
so I have a project using your tutorial and it works great but when I go in see if it works well a problem occurs, I can only see the fog in game if I have the camera REALLY zoomed out and I dont want that, how do I have it so that I can see the fog no matter how close the camera is, its a 2D topdown game
Edit: Nvm I got it thank you
I'm glad to hear that you were able to resolve the Problem Thanks for watching 💙
What do you mean by "Edit: Nvm I got it thank you" !!! How you solved it :c
@@TeachIT_ oh god that was a while ago. I think it had to do with the layer of the fog