They still work. At most, you might need to change a class name because it was updated. But the rest works.

Do you have the unity plugin installed?

@@GeorgeLecakes Where to get it? in your videos, when u selected something in visual studios. at the sides, there is a screwdriver, but mine didnt appear.

@Z-RexElite when you installed Unity, it should have asked you to install visual studio which would have automatically installed the plug-in. You can check if it's installed by going into visual studio and in the top menu click on tools -> get tools and features. This will load up a window which will show different things you can download. Scroll down through the list. None of the gaming category should be a game development with unity. Make sure that check box is clicked and click the install button in a lower right hand corner.

@@GeorgeLecakes Wait so i uncheck the game development with unity thing?

I used lowercase length instead of uppercase

1) I was using visual studio, not code. 2) Did you have the using UnityEngine at the top of your script? 3) If you are using Visual Studio Tools, do you have the Unity Extension installed? If you don't it won't have the Unity Types such as Camera.

@@GeorgeLecakes so, i am using visual studio, i do have "using UnityEngine" and i do have the unity extention installed, it still aint showin

You'll need to give me a little bit more information in order to help debug your issue. You need to try to diagnose what part isn't happening. Is your collision happening, are you adding debug.log statements to check for these events. Is the function getting called? Put up a link to your code if you'd like me to take a look at it.

@@GeorgeLecakes here is my code public class SecurityDoor : MonoBehaviour { public float doorHeight = 6.9f; public float doorSpeed = 1.0f; protected bool doorInUse = false; protected bool doorOpen = false; IEnumerator openDoor() { for(float amount = doorHeight ; amount > doorHeight; amount -= doorSpeed * Time.deltaTime ) { Debug.Log ("Opening Door" + amount.ToString()); transform.position = new Vector3(0.0f, amount,0.0f ); yield return null; } doorInUse = false; doorOpen = true; } IEnumerator closeDoor() { for(float amount = doorHeight ; amount < 0.0f; amount -= doorSpeed * Time.deltaTime ) { Debug.Log ("Closing Door" + amount.ToString()); transform.position = new Vector3(0.0f, -amount,0.0f ); yield return null; } doorInUse = false; doorOpen = false; } public void activeteDoor() { if(!doorInUse) { doorInUse = true; if(doorOpen) StartCoroutine("closeDoor"); else StartCoroutine("openDoor"); } } } public class UseManager : MonoBehaviour { public Camera securityRoom; public Collider lightControlLeft; public Collider lightControlRight; public Collider doorControlLeft; public Collider doorControlRight; public SecurityDoor doorLeft; public SecurityDoor doorRight; public Light leftLight; public Light rightLight; // Start is called before the first frame update void Start() { } // Update is called once per frame void Update() { if(Input.GetMouseButtonUp (0) ) { Ray ray = new Ray(securityRoom.transform.position,securityRoom.ScreenToWorldPoint(Input.mousePosition)); RaycastHit hit; if (Physics.Raycast(ray, out hit, 10,00 )) { if (hit.collider == lightControlLeft) { Debug.Log ("Light Control Left"); leftLight.enabled = !leftLight.enabled; } if (hit.collider == lightControlRight) { Debug.Log ("Light Control Right"); rightLight.enabled =!rightLight.enabled; } if (hit.collider == doorControlLeft) { doorLeft.activeteDoor(); } if (hit.collider == doorControlRight) { doorRight.activeteDoor(); } } } } }

@@GeorgeLecakes public class SecurityDoor : MonoBehaviour { public float doorHeight = 6.9f; public float doorSpeed = 1.0f; protected bool doorInUse = false; protected bool doorOpen = false; IEnumerator openDoor() { for(float amount = 20.17124f ; amount < doorHeight; amount += doorSpeed * Time.deltaTime ) { Debug.Log ("Opening Door" + amount.ToString()); transform.position = new Vector3(transform.position.x, amount, transform.position.z ); yield return null; } transform.position = new Vector3(transform.position.x, doorHeight, transform.position.z ); doorInUse = false; doorOpen = true; } IEnumerator closeDoor() { for(float amount = doorHeight ; amount > 0.0f; amount -= doorSpeed * Time.deltaTime ) { Debug.Log("Closing Door" + amount.ToString()); transform.position = new Vector3(transform.position.x, amount, transform.position.z ); yield return null; } transform.position = new Vector3(transform.position.x, 0.0f, transform.position.z ); doorInUse = false; doorOpen = false; } public void activeteDoor() { if(!doorInUse) { doorInUse = true; if(doorOpen) StartCoroutine("closeDoor"); else StartCoroutine("openDoor"); } } } public class UseManager : MonoBehaviour { public Camera securityRoom; public Collider lightControlLeft; public Collider lightControlRight; public Collider doorControlLeft; public Collider doorControlRight; public SecurityDoor doorLeft; public SecurityDoor doorRight; public Light leftLight; public Light rightLight; // Start is called before the first frame update void Start() { } // Update is called once per frame void Update() { if(Input.GetMouseButtonUp (0) ) { Ray ray = new Ray(securityRoom.transform.position,securityRoom.ScreenToWorldPoint(Input.mousePosition)); RaycastHit hit; if (Physics.Raycast(ray, out hit, 10,00 )) { if (hit.collider == lightControlLeft) { Debug.Log ("Light Control Left"); leftLight.enabled = !leftLight.enabled; } if (hit.collider == lightControlRight) { Debug.Log ("Light Control Right"); rightLight.enabled =!rightLight.enabled; } if (hit.collider == doorControlLeft) { doorLeft.activeteDoor(); } if (hit.collider == doorControlRight) { doorRight.activeteDoor(); } } } } }

0.75 speed it

Going to remake the next video with UI elements for controlling moving the camera.

Did you make sure to add the public keyword before the variable type and name? If you don't make the variable public, it will not show up in the inspector. Other reasons it won't show up in the inspector is if you mistype something and have an error somewhere in your code and it can't compile.

If you were paint layer doesn't have any ambient occlusion or emissive layer, you need to add them as channels to your material. You do not get them by default, you have to enable them.

@@GeorgeLecakes thank you! I'll look into it for my next model

Replacement video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqGkZ2Bne6mMaNEsi=_YO6njZgwdO50z_3

Literally switched to Godot 4 a month ago to make a multiplayer online game. Still learning it. Promising.

@@GeorgeLecakes yay!

Yep, email me and come take a look.

Hi Arthur! Hope you enjoyed me at work.

FINALLY!

NO NO AGAIN

I wish I had the original video to reupload, I've looked and can't find it. It is something to do with KZbin. I've submitted requests to fix it but have heard nothing back. I can't promise anything but I could try and re-record it some time. Things may be a little different. But I'll see what I can put on my calendar.

I am literally having the same issue and am unable to load my own video.@@R0dzyn298

Accurate. Life gets in the way.

Double click the script file to open in your editor. Mine was visual studio. If it doesnt work for you, you can check your settings and see if you have it in installed.

@@GeorgeLecakes thank you

I would just watch a few Blender tutorials. Blender, Maya, Max, all of them are basically the same when it comes to simple polygonal modeling. You just need to find out the different names for the tools across each program.

Yeah but I don’t know how to do it like maya…

@@GeorgeLecakes how can I get ahold of you? So you can help me.

See comments below. KZbin lost the higher res versions. I haven't been able to locate the original video.

Well can you make an updated series? @@GeorgeLecakes

KZbin hasn't fixed the issue. I'll try and find the original video and reupload it today.

@@GeorgeLecakes ok thanks