Set of C# scripts for Unity with a bunch of simple and useful functions.
This is a central singleton for the main manager of all gameobjects and logic. General functions and references can be found from any script using this singleton. Only necessary functionality should be implemented with this to save on development time. Includes extendable methods for a screen fade, level loading, and debug tools.
Options menu script handling local saving of primary game settings, like volume and display options like resolution and quality. Adjusts volume values to match decibel calculations, converts necessary options data between types, and automatically saves the data locally via PlayerPrefs.
This specific script cannot be simply dropped into a project since it is implemented with a custom horizontal selector interface, so a similar implementation must be created and hooked in or a separate UI for the menu should be created.
Data storage script for saving game data and custom data to a file. Singleton allows easy referencing from any script. Anything serializable can be stored, even custom classes. Starter data contains boolean triggers, example custom data, with default values.
Handles most SFX and music needs. Static calls from any script make it easy to implement. For SFX, soundbank scriptable object can be created to group many sounds and play random ones, or to simply keep related sounds together. Pooling is implemented for SFX to improve performance. Has pitch and volume variation, with options for 3D SFX, UI SFX, reverb, importance ranking, and panning.
Music functionality can play looped tracks from a set list, fade in or out music, adjust volume, and play music with a starting section that leads into a looped section to work with gameplay scenarios.
Utility class containing many useful tools and tricks for a bunch of helpful functions to speed up development. These functions are static and can be called from any script without issue, coroutines are started and stored on the script doing the calling. Example calls of each fuction are commented below the function's declaration, and can be easily copied and pasted with the inner logic adjusted. Some examples of these helpful functions include delayed reactions, progressive actions, random calculations, object referencing, and more.
Unity's Mechanim animation events can only reference scripts on the object the animator is on, so this script can be used to fire an action on any object referenced in the inspector. 9 slots are available for simple fired events, and the option to pass a string into the event allows for as many as you want.
A trigger collider should be placed on the same object to trigger collision enter, exit, and stay events easily by referencing any object in the inspector. Only triggered by objects with specified tag, default being "Player".
Movement script to make a transform follow the movement of a separate target object. Has options for lookahead, damping, following rotation, automatically tracking the player, and locking y-movement.