ProjectorsInUnity: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

Aktuelle Version vom 10. Februar 2019, 16:59 Uhr

Image 1 - Texture Import Settings

Create new empty GameObject
Add Component Projector
Make a new Material with "Projector/Light" shader and your material as the Cookie texture, like in [2]

Image 2 - Projector Component Settings

Make sure the Material you are projecting on has a texture (Standard Shader and a texture in Albedo).
Things should look like in [3]

Image 3 - Final Outcome

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 == Here's a quick setup guide on how to use projectors in Unity 2018.3.x ==
-. The texture you want to project should be set up like this:
+* The texture you want to project should be set up like in [1]
-[[Image:unityProjectorTextureSettings.jpg|500px|Image: Texture Import Settings]]
-. Create new empty GameObject
+[[Image:unityProjectorTextureSettings.jpg|right|thumb|Image 1 - Texture Import Settings]]
-. Add Component Projector
-. Make a new Material with "Projector/Light" shader and your material as the Cookie texture, like this:
-[[Image:unityProjectorSettings.jpg|500px|Image: Projector Component Settings]]
+* Create new empty GameObject
+* Add Component Projector
-. Make sure the Material you are projecting on has a texture (Standard Shader and a texture in Albedo).
+* Make a new Material with "Projector/Light" shader and your material as the Cookie texture, like in [2]
+[[Image:unityProjectorSettings.jpg|right|thumb|Image 2 - Projector Component Settings]]
-. Things should look like this:
+* Make sure the Material you are projecting on has a texture (Standard Shader and a texture in Albedo).
-[[Image:unityProjectorWorking.jpg|500px|Image: Projector in unity]]
+* Things should look like in [3]
+[[Image:unityProjectorWorking.jpg|thumb|Image 3 - Final Outcome]]