Unity3D

i've a problem with my object contained in the Bundle because it is instancied without textures (materials). Now i will explain you what i've do. I've installed AssetBundles Browser package into unity for make me easier the creation of AssetBundles. I've created a prefab called "Cheese2" with some components attached

This is the inspector of the object

And i've created a new AssetBundle called "test2"

After this i've looked at the AssetBundle Browser and i've saw that the AssetBundle has been configured corretly with all his dependencies (AssetBundles Browser include automatically all the dependencies of the object)

This is the AssetBundles Browser windows with my Bundle "test2" and all the Assets

Ok, after this i've build the bundle into my folder "StreamingAssets" and has been created some files

Now it's time to see the script:

i'm trying to make a custom editor script for Unity, but i'm stuck in what I thought would be an easy step. When using UnityEditor.GetWindow(), the window doesn't open in the main tab but as a separate Window. The scene view is not attached to the main Unity window.

I've tried a few workarounds but none seem to work:

• First I tried to use the desiredDockNextTo parameter from the API, but I keep getting an error i'm not able to fix.

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I'm using Unity3D with MRTK for Hololens 2 development.

As you can see in the picture I gat a Square-Gameobject and a AppBar-Gameobject. The Square hast MRTK BoundsControl attached to it which make it transformable. The user can change the size and rotation of the Square with the handles.

On every change the user does the AppBar should stick to the left border of the Square.

The Object-Gameobject has a scale of: X: 1, Y: 1, Z: 1.
The Square-Gameobject has a scale of: X: 0.15, y: 0.15, Z: 0.009.

When I scale the Square with the handles only the scale of the Object changes the scale of the Square is staying the same all the time.

I already tried this code but it doesn't work properly:

I have a Gitlab CI pipeline that's building a Unity project which has packages being pulled from a git repository. There are a number of packages, but they're all in one of two groups, and I can get a PAT for both (I can't use SSH keys in this particular instance due to some other constraints). Unity uses the git credential manager to authenticate for packages (details), but I'm unsure how to actually add those credentials to the helper from the command line.

The runner is using the Shell executor on a Windows 10 machine, and I can inject the PATs using environment variables, but the part I don't know how to do is get them added to the credential manager, and in this case they will need to be scoped to the specific group URLs similar to this answer. The git installation on this machine is also configured to use the Windows Credential Manager.

I use VS Code for C# and Unity3D and TypeScript and Angular and Python programming, so I have pretty much every required extension, including the .NET Framework and Core as well as the Quantum Development Kit (QDK) plus the Q# Interoperability Tools and also C# and Python extensions for VS Code.

I have devised the following steps to create my first quantum Hello World based on a few tutorials:

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I made a super basic REST API to handle user account management (account creation, checking login credentials, etc.) that I will call from a Unity3D game, for which I plan to support mobile (mainly android).

Players would upload drawings that they'd make with a drawing tool that exists inside of the Unity game. I made that tool for the sole purpose of preventing the possibility of someone either uploading a screenshot of a drawing that they didn't draw themselves, or someone uploading a selfie or a pornographic photo (for which I cannot allow the possibility to happen, since my game is primarily targeted to children), and those drawings can be publicly viewed by other players.

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To store an uploaded drawing I would use a simple $_GET['base64'], but in order to prevent disallowed images from coming in, how can I assure that the request is coming from an official android build and not, say, some cURL or a reverse-engineered Unity project?

That's the whole question.

In the case of a WebGL build I could just block any web request that is not coming from the domain that the WebGL build is in, but in the case of the android build however, as far as I know the server can't really tell a request sent by an official android build from some request sent by a cURL. And I'm pretty sure that someone, with a bit of effort, can figure out how my REST API works. I have no idea of how to effectively secure it.

I'd like some suggestions, and if you think that my current approach is terrible (and it probably is) tell me how to improve on it or what to replace it with.

I work on Unity3D and I have a Vector3 array, this array is the vertex of a polygon. Now I try to Generate a random point inside the polygon and I don't know how many vertex I have.

e.g:

I'm asking this because I want to eliminate the "Failed to insert item" warnings in a Unity project, which is caused by amount of scripts exceeding a certain value. Here is a solution provided by unity, which suggests applying [AddComponentMenu("")]attribute to all monobehaviours accordingly.

Since I'm working on a project with lots of scripts, it seems very difficult to apply this attribute manually. I need to:

• Finding all classes under \Assets\Scripts (or in Assembly-CSharp) who inherit monobehaviour or any of its child class
• Applying [AddComponentMenu("PATH")] attibute to the classes found above and put the realtive path of the script in the "PATH"

I don't know how to implement these and have been failing to find a solution by myself.

Some additional features would be wonderful (not necessary):

• If there is existing [AddComponentMenu("")] in the script, do not override the original one.
• Automatically applying [AddComponentMenu("")] to the scripts to be created.

Looking forward to all kinds of help. Thanks a lot!

I am just starting to learn Unity/C#.

One thing I am confused about in the C# scripts is that variables from classes are used, but the classes arn't directly accessed?

For example: