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v1.1
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| What is the Array Wizard? |
The
RapidUnity Array Wizard is a Unity Editor panel that allows you to
quickly and easierly create arrays (copies) of objects in all sorts of
formations within a scene.
Array Wizzard allows you to select between 5 different types of array,
Linear, Area, Volume, Radial and Cascade.
Each of these different types of array, allow you to arrange
GameObjects within your scenes, quickly and easierly, and in various
formations.
A Linear
array is one that is formed in a line, either up, down, left, right or
diagonally, spacing between GameObjects can be specified as well.
An Area array is one
that is formed in a grid, either up, down, left, right or diagonally,
spacing between GameObjects can be specified as well.
A Volume array is one
that is formed in a mesh, and is defined by rows, columns and
planes,
spacing between GameObjects can be specified as well.
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A Radial array is one
that is formed in circular directions, and is defined by degrees.
Using
the Array Wizard could not be easier, simply select the type of array
you wish to create, then click through a few steps selecting your
options via the wizard interface, and hay presto!
You can also group your arrays together by selecting Group Copies.
The uses for Array Wizard are endless, from laying out pillars in a
greek monument, to constructing a flight of stairs, or laying slippers
for a railroad track!
Array Wizard is another great tool within my RapidUnity suite, helping
you to speed up your development in Unity.
Simple
Linear Example - Row of Pillars
Radial Example - Circle of Pillars
Area Array Example - Grid of
Pillars
Linear Example - Flight of Stairs
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| New features in v1.1 - Snap to
Surface & Add Random Noise |
New in v1.1 are two user
requested features, the first is Snap
to Surface, this
feature will automatically snap each object in your array to the
surface within your
scene.
The
new Snap to Surface
feature works with Linear, Area, Volume and Radial arrays.
The second new feature is
Add Random Noise,this
feature allows you to specify a Seed value, which will then add some
randomization to the position of each of your object copies.
This
is great for adding that extra touch or realism to your scenes, as
objects in real life are not always exactly positioned apart or in line.
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| More information?
download the User Guide! |
If you are
considering purchasing the Rapidunity Array
Wizard, but your still not sure, why
not download the User Guide and learn
more about how powerful and easy it is to
use.
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Download Rapidunity Array Wizard User Guide:
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RapidUnity Array Wizard
£12.99 (approx
$20/€15)
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