I’ve been trying to make a system in my 2D unity game where you can zoom in and out by scrolling, and it should center that zoom around the cursor, like zooming in on a web browser. With the way the game is set up, I can’t alter the camera in any way so I’m attempting to do this mouse-centered zoom by positioning and scaling the transform that this script is attatched to (the camera is directly facing this GameObject). I have the scaling part down, but I’ve been trying to get the positioning to work for days and it just won’t work properly. Here is my code.

I can not get the position of the object takes 20 seconds to change from point A to B, because it moves faster than it should, but the message “Ready” does take 20 seconds to appear as it should.

I am importing a Texture 2D component in my Player Controller script. I would like to know how I can change the value of the imported Texture 2D inside Player Controller.

I am importing a Texture 2D component in my Player Controller script. I would like to know how I can change the value of the imported Texture 2D inside Player Controller.

I’ve just started learning Unity’s not-so-new input system. When pressing a button (which causes a UI element to appear and disappear), I’m receiving multiple button press events, which is causing the UI element to flicker (active / inactive) while the user presses the key (for example for a few microseconds). I have been attempting to find a solution that would cause just a single event to be fired regardless of how long the user holds down the key / clicks a button – for example when the key is initially pressed or is released. I have experimented with the Input System Interactions (notably Press: “Release Only” and Tap) but without success – I still get the flickering. I have also been reading about the .WasPerformedThisFrame method, but I can’t figure out how to use it.

I’ve just started learning Unity’s not-so-new input system. When pressing a button (which causes a UI element to appear and disappear), I’m receiving multiple button press events, which is causing the UI element to flicker (active / inactive) while the user presses the key (for example for a few microseconds). I have been attempting to find a solution that would cause just a single event to be fired regardless of how long the user holds down the key / clicks a button – for example when the key is initially pressed or is released. I have experimented with the Input System Interactions (notably Press: “Release Only” and Tap) but without success – I still get the flickering. I have also been reading about the .WasPerformedThisFrame method, but I can’t figure out how to use it.

I’ve just started learning Unity’s not-so-new input system. When pressing a button (which causes a UI element to appear and disappear), I’m receiving multiple button press events, which is causing the UI element to flicker (active / inactive) while the user presses the key (for example for a few microseconds). I have been attempting to find a solution that would cause just a single event to be fired regardless of how long the user holds down the key / clicks a button – for example when the key is initially pressed or is released. I have experimented with the Input System Interactions (notably Press: “Release Only” and Tap) but without success – I still get the flickering. I have also been reading about the .WasPerformedThisFrame method, but I can’t figure out how to use it.

I’ve just started learning Unity’s not-so-new input system. When pressing a button (which causes a UI element to appear and disappear), I’m receiving multiple button press events, which is causing the UI element to flicker (active / inactive) while the user presses the key (for example for a few microseconds). I have been attempting to find a solution that would cause just a single event to be fired regardless of how long the user holds down the key / clicks a button – for example when the key is initially pressed or is released. I have experimented with the Input System Interactions (notably Press: “Release Only” and Tap) but without success – I still get the flickering. I have also been reading about the .WasPerformedThisFrame method, but I can’t figure out how to use it.

I’ve just started learning Unity’s not-so-new input system. When pressing a button (which causes a UI element to appear and disappear), I’m receiving multiple button press events, which is causing the UI element to flicker (active / inactive) while the user presses the key (for example for a few microseconds). I have been attempting to find a solution that would cause just a single event to be fired regardless of how long the user holds down the key / clicks a button – for example when the key is initially pressed or is released. I have experimented with the Input System Interactions (notably Press: “Release Only” and Tap) but without success – I still get the flickering. I have also been reading about the .WasPerformedThisFrame method, but I can’t figure out how to use it.

I am making a space invaders-like project, and I want to be able to assign movement patterns to all the enemies, bullets etc in the form of scripts.