#Photon angry bots download code

Surely this sample has already formed the basis for innumerable first forays into making games and so it should be showing best practice?Ĭonsistent structure, organisation of assets and code, some sort of showcase for whatever might stand in for coding standards in Unity terms, or at the very least some comments explaining how on earth this scattered bunch of event driven scripts hang together to make a game?

#Photon angry bots download code

Opening the hierarchy of the Footstep Signals property eventually unearthed a property of a sub-part of that property (!) called 'Action' that was called 'OnFootstep'.Ī quick look at the code in the script and, yep that seemed to be what was calling the script. In the end I just started trawling through all the scripts attached to the mech, and eventually found a property called 'Footstep Signals' on a script called 'MechAnimation.js' on a sub-object in the mech's gameobject hierarchy. No joy, but was I looking in the right place? I tried file type *.* in the whole project folder. There's a function called OnFootstep() in this script and something must be calling it, but what? I'd got no idea where to look to find out how it might be getting called.

Somehow I eneded up mooching about in the scripts attached to one of the big ED-209 style mechs and I noticed a script called 'FootStepHandler.js', had a look in there and got confused. I've just been digging about in the Angry Bots sample project.