Right-click on the Canvas and create a UI->Image.Īttached is the FixedTouchFiled.cs script to the image. We will replace the mouse with FixedTouchFiled input. Whereas, Follow_IndependentRotation uses the mouse to orient the camera. This is because all except Follow_IndependentRotation requires no input. Changes are only required for the Follow_IndependentRotation camera type. There will be no changes to 4 of the 5 camera modes. This means that we will get the h and v values from the virtual joystick for the Android build.Ĭlick Play and drag the virtual joystick for the player to move. # endif # if UNITY_ANDROID float h = mJoystick.Horizontal Modify the Move function # if UNITY_STANDALONE float h = Input.GetAxis( "Horizontal")
# if UNITY_ANDROID public FixedJoystick mJoystick We will use platform-dependent conditional compilation. Then we will associate the Fixed Joystick in the canvass with this variable. We will add a public variable called joystick. Now we will take inputs from our virtual joystick controls. In our original tutorial, we took inputs from the GetAxis Unity functions. Port the Player movement scriptįor Player movement, we use the PlayerMovement.cs script file. You can configure the Joystick parameters, including the images. Now browse to Joystick Pack->Prefabs and drag and drop the Fixed Joystick.prefab into the Canvas. Right-click on the Hierarchy click on UI -> Canvas. We will see the usage later in our tutorials. Download and put it in your scripts folder. You will also need the FixedTouchField.cs script. You can directly go to or go to Unity Asset Store and search for “Joystick Pack”. To implement the movement and camera control, we will use a virtual joystick package.
Section 3 – Porting the 5 Camera Controls to Android Section 2 – Implement Third-person Camera Controls If you have not read the previous tutorial, I strongly suggest that you read that tutorial first before going through this. Of third-person camera controls to the touch-sensitive device (we will export to Android phone). Here we will port the five different types, viz., This tutorial is an extension of what we have implemented in our previous tutorial. In this tutorial, we will port the third-person camera types to Android.
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