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    1. The document discusses implementing viewports in Unity with different abilities like changing views, saving files and projects, and file and asset management. 2. It also discusses importing a character from Mixamo, rigging it as a humanoid, extracting textures and materials, creating an animation controller to make the character move, and getting the character to finally move in Unity. 3. Additional topics covered include copying objects, creating prefabs, adding weight to objects, and making a player character jump using code.

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    1. The document discusses implementing viewports in Unity with different abilities like changing views, saving files and projects, and file and asset management. 2. It also discusses importing a character from Mixamo, rigging it as a humanoid, extracting textures and materials, creating an animation controller to make the character move, and getting the character to finally move in Unity. 3. Additional topics covered include copying objects, creating prefabs, adding weight to objects, and making a player character jump using code.

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    1. The document discusses implementing viewports in Unity with different abilities like changing views, saving files and projects, and file and asset management. 2. It also discusses importing a character from Mixamo, rigging it as a humanoid, extracting textures and materials, creating an animation controller to make the character move, and getting the character to finally move in Unity. 3. Additional topics covered include copying objects, creating prefabs, adding weight to objects, and making a player character jump using code.

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    19bce0696 VL2021220502910 Ast01

    Uploaded by

    Parijat Niyogy
    1. The document discusses implementing viewports in Unity with different abilities like changing views, saving files and projects, and file and asset management. 2. It also discusses importing a character from Mixamo, rigging it as a humanoid, extracting textures and materials, creating an animation controller to make the character move, and getting the character to finally move in Unity. 3. Additional topics covered include copying objects, creating prefabs, adding weight to objects, and making a player character jump using code.

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    Parijat Niyogy Lab Assessment 1 19BCE0696

    Aim:
    1. Using the viewport, implementing the view port with different ability, save the file, Save the
    project, file management, path management, assets management.
    2. Import the character as such from net and movement of the character in Unity.

    Procedure:
    1. Using the viewport:
    • Using the ‘Move’ mode.

    Using viewport, with different ability:

    • Pressing Q, W, E, R, T, Y can change the views in Unity


    Parijat Niyogy Lab Assessment 1 19BCE0696

    Saving the file:

    • Press Ctrl + S or File > Save.

    Saving the project:

    • Project is saved in a folder.


    Parijat Niyogy Lab Assessment 1 19BCE0696

    File Management:
    • Entering the ‘Assets’ folder in Windows File Explorer.

    Creating materials:
    Parijat Niyogy Lab Assessment 1 19BCE0696

    Ctrl+D to copy objects:

    Creating PreFabs:

    • Drag and drop the grass element on the dirt object


    • This makes grass a child element
    • Now we drag the entire layer method under the prefabs folder
    Parijat Niyogy Lab Assessment 1 19BCE0696

    Adding weight:
    Parijat Niyogy Lab Assessment 1 19BCE0696

    To make the player jump:

    using System.Collections;
    using System.Collections.Generic;
    using UnityEngine;

    public class Player : MonoBehaviour


    {

    bool hungry;

    // Start is called before the first frame update


    void Start()
    {

    // Update is called once per frame


    void Update()
    {
    if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.Space) == true)
    {
    GetComponent<Rigidbody>().AddForce(Vector3.up * 5,
    ForceMode.VelocityChange) ;
    }
    }
    }

    2. We download a character from Mixamo


    Parijat Niyogy Lab Assessment 1 19BCE0696

    • We import the character and the animation into the materials folder
    • In unity we select the vampire character
    • We select the rig tab
    • Turn this into humanoid rig
    • We then go to materials.
    • Extract texture and materials

    • Change the animation type to humanoid….and select avatar definition to copy from
    other avatar

    • Now we create an animated controller


    • Then we drag and drop the same into the controller for the character
    Parijat Niyogy Lab Assessment 1 19BCE0696

    Results:
    The character is finally moving
    Parijat Niyogy Lab Assessment 1 19BCE0696

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