Comments on: Undocumented Unity Function http://www.vergilkanne.com/design09/undocumented-unity-function/ SEO addict, photographer, interactive developer, on-line marketing fanatic Tue, 04 Jan 2011 02:59:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: vergilkanne http://www.vergilkanne.com/design09/undocumented-unity-function/comment-page-1/#comment-358 vergilkanne Wed, 01 Apr 2009 18:15:25 +0000 http://www.vergilkanne.com/?p=43#comment-358 Fair enough. Sounds like GDC went well, very excited to see what effect a new crop of PC developers will have on web plug-in saturation. I think there will be a lot of opportunity for simulations, serious games etc. once acceptance of Unity online spreads. I appreciate you taking the time to stop by. Vergil Fair enough.

Sounds like GDC went well, very excited to see what effect a new crop of PC developers will have on web plug-in saturation. I think there will be a lot of opportunity for simulations, serious games etc. once acceptance of Unity online spreads.

I appreciate you taking the time to stop by.

Vergil

]]> By: David Helgason http://www.vergilkanne.com/design09/undocumented-unity-function/comment-page-1/#comment-356 David Helgason Mon, 23 Mar 2009 18:19:23 +0000 http://www.vergilkanne.com/?p=43#comment-356 A nicer way to do this is actually described in our docs. Here's the gist of it: for (var child : Transform in transform) child.AddComponent("Rigidbody"); Less code, and cleaner too (and anything that uses undocumented functions in Unity is prone to breakage, as "undocumented" in Unity also means "subject to change"). Not that there's anything wrong with what you wrote, but any code that uses the "i" iterator for something would be very prone to breaking. Best regards from GDC! d. A nicer way to do this is actually described in our docs. Here’s the gist of it:

for (var child : Transform in transform)
child.AddComponent(“Rigidbody”);

Less code, and cleaner too (and anything that uses undocumented functions in Unity is prone to breakage, as “undocumented” in Unity also means “subject to change”).

Not that there’s anything wrong with what you wrote, but any code that uses the “i” iterator for something would be very prone to breaking.

Best regards from GDC!

d.

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