#Bluej sample projects code#
#Bluej sample projects download#

#Bluej sample projects download#

On the releases page, each release will now have a Lite release, regular release but without the FungusExamples so that download and unpack is smaller and faster for users that do not need the examples. Shows simple use of Fungus in a 3D scene, including Priority Signals, physics EventHandlers, and interactions with c# scripts. Provides a standard and friendly way of selecting a variable to target in user C# script. Provides a standard and friendly way of selecting a block to target in user C# script. See demos in the TextMeshPro folder for samples. Text elements in Say and Menu and other commands now internally use a TextAdapter that will look for Text, MeshText, TMPro text and use whichever is found. Increased TextMeshPro support (Text Adapter) Text in Say and Menu can now be either varied during repeats or phrases randomised entirely, see TextVariation demo and doco. See the FirstPersonDemo for sample usage and doco. For example, raising the priority when interrupting gameplay for a conversation and then lowering once the conversation is over.

#Bluej sample projects code#

These don’t have an impact on the running of Fungus itself but are intended to allow Fungus to raise and lower signals to external user C# code in a generic way. All global variables declared across all flowcharts of matching name and type are backed by the same variable without any other form of synchronisation. Variables set to Global are backed by variables stored on the FungusManager, meaning they exist between scenes. Along with a many small improvements and bug fixes, there’s been some new developments to check out, so let’s do a quick catch up from 3.7, up to and including 3.12.Ī new access or modifier for variables along with public and private. Features that Fungus would like to be able to leverage, such as the package manager.ĪND MORE! You can see more details on the changes and fixes in the Changelog or within the releases on GitHub. That version of Unity is out of its LTS period and there are a number of Unity features that only exist from 2018 LTS up. We’ve already have a few cases of this ( one, another one, and another one) and it’s been great.ģ.13 has actually already had a number of bug fixes prompted by solid issues logged from the community and in some cases, fixes from the community too.ģ.13 may be the last version of Fungus to support Unity 2017 LTS. We welcome partial or in progress PRs for feedback and review by us and other community members. We’re very open to working with community members on PRs via GitHub. Improved instructions for contributing, a template for logging a bug, and a template for adding a feature request via GitHub, here. The asset store process means it is always at least a day behind. Releases are always the most up to date, in the releases section on GitHub.

Early indications here have been very positive so this is likely to continue and expand. Trailing the use of Milestones on GitHub to track and inform the community of what is likely in the next feature release of Fungus. More of how Fungus is maintained and documented is now on GitHub itself. A parent object translates around and child portrait images fade in and out. Portrait flashing white bug has been resolved, by reworking some of the underlying portrait system. Thanks to preda2or, and AcademyOfF for their contributions on this one.

Some Other BitsĬondition Commands now support multiple comparisons as a chain of ANDs or as a chain or ORs. There’s a gif and sample usage in the originating PR and there’s a demo located in “FungusExamples/TextMeshPro/TMPro Link Default Effects Demo”. We’ve added a system to support the animation of TextMeshPro text elements built off TMPro’s Link functionality.