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I'm trying to find the appropriate words to use to describe the issue that I am having, hopefully this will explain the problem. I have two Update() methods in two different classes, and some of the functionality in one is reliant on data from another. Code A is reliant on Code B's data, using Debug.Log() I found that Code B's Update() is being executed after Code A's Update() . My question is, Is there a out of box method to controller the Call stack of the Update method? If there is how is it done? If there isn't, does anyone have any technique that I could employ to resolve the problem. I

Does anyone know, where do I have to place a file (sqlite file) in the unity project directory structure, in order to, after apk compilation and installation the file remains stored in the persistentDataPath at Android side? Thanks in advance! Directly inside Assets folder, create a folder with name "StreamingAssets" and put your sqlite database file in this folder then use the following code to extract and copy the sqlite database to persistentDataPath: void InitSqliteFile (string dbName) { // dbName = "example.sqlite"; pathDB = System.IO.Path.Combine (Application.persistentDataPath, dbName);

I was trying to implement multithreaded script execution in Unity3d, but it seems that the there is no way provided by Unity libraries and we have to use System.Threading provided by Mono. But they have mentioned that Unity Scripting is not thread safe. Can i implement Multithreading safely and efficiently in Unity3D using System.threading or other Platform independent API ? Also how can i make sure that the scripts are running in parallel ? An example or a link would be highly appreciated. Regards I needed threading for an iOS application, unfortunately I never found a way to do such in Unity

I am writing a method to check if a gameObject has a component. Here it is: public static bool HasComponent <T>(this GameObject obj) { return obj.GetComponent<T>() != null; } And I'm using it like this: void Update() { if (Input.GetKey("w")) { if (gameObject.HasComponent<Rigidbody>()) { print("Has a rigid body."); return; } print("Does not have rigid body."); } } The gameObject does NOT have a rigid body but it is still printing that it does have. It is just... public static bool HasComponent <T>(this GameObject obj) where T:Component { return obj.GetComponent<T>() != null; } Note that you

How to do screen record in unity? I want to record my screen(gameplay) during my running game. That should be play/stop , replay , save that recording on locally from device, open/load from my device (which is already we recorded). In my game one camera which can capture native camera, and one 3d model. I wish to record that both and use my functionality whenever i want. Thank you in advance. This is hard to implement, but not impossible. Because every frame or interval you need to capture screen shot of your camera view and store it in the list. You need good, (Smaller interval but not much.

My job is to write a code which loads a .OBJ into Unity in runtime. Unity has provided a sample code in it's wiki page. I used the following code to use the class given in the link: public class Main : MonoBehaviour { // Use this for initialization void Start () { Mesh holderMesh = new Mesh (); ObjImporter newMesh = new ObjImporter(); holderMesh = newMesh.ImportFile("C:/Users/cvpa2/Desktop/ng/output.obj"); } I'm not getting any errors in Unity Monodevelop, but neither is the model loaded. What may be the probable solution? Just creating a Mesh object is not enough. You will have to do at least

I'm in a situation where I need a 2d sensor that will not collide but will also give me contact points for a collision. Triggers don't give me contact points and colliders give me contact points but cause a collision. I've tried disabling collisions when using colliders in the hopes of getting a collision enter callback but not having the collision actually occur, but no luck. So how do I get contact points from a trigger? Or how do I get a collision callback with rigidbodies without causing a collision? Basically I have a circle that I want to act as radar, but I'd like it to be fairly

I am trying to use FFMpeg to take a stream of image files and turn them into a video. Now, I have successfully done this, but only after I have already captured all the images that I want. What I would like to do is turn the images into a video as they are saved to disk (real-time video recorder). Currently, when I call FFMpeg while frames are still being grabbed, it only encodes the number of images that are present when it is called. If FFMpeg is called every time an image is grabbed, it floods the CPU with a ton of processes. Ideally, FFMpeg would continue to encode the images until there