Simple vehicle script?

I created a simple car driving game to see if I can get mirrors working in free version of Unity 3D and I got them working. For now, I made the car move forward and backwards without using physics. Is there a simple vehicle script that use physics? Is it possible to have the car's doors, hood, and trunk lid open and close? I used the mirror script from http://www.unifycommunity.com/wiki/index.php?title=InvertCamera

 

http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/86...icle-Tutorial?highlight=advanced+car+tutorial
http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/104629-How-to-convert-float-to-string?highlight=float+string

I finally created a simple driving game by modifying the code from the car tutorial in the first link.

Code (csharp):

1.  
2. //CarController1.js
3. var wheels : Transform[];
4. var enginePower=50.0;
5. var power=0.0;
6. var brake=0.0;
7. var steer=0.0;
8. var maxSteer=25.0;
9. var forwardgear=false;
10. var reversegear=false;
11. var keypressed=0;
12. var gearstring = "Neutral";
13. function Start(){
14.     rigidbody.centerOfMass=Vector3(0,-0.5,0.3);
15. }
16.  
17. function Update ()
18. {
19.     if (Input.GetKeyDown("a"))
20.     {
21.       keypressed = keypressed + 1;
22.       if (keypressed >= 1)
23.         keypressed = 1;
24.     }
25.     if (Input.GetKeyDown("z"))
26.     {
27.       keypressed = keypressed - 1;
28.       if (keypressed <= -1)
29.         keypressed = -1;
30.     }
31.     if (keypressed == -1)
32.     {
33.       forwardgear = false;
34.       reversegear = true;
35.       gearstring = "Reverse";
36.     }  
37.     if (keypressed == 0)
38.     {
39.       forwardgear = false;
40.       reversegear = false;
41.       gearstring = "Neutral";
42.     }  
43.     if (keypressed == 1)
44.     {
45.       forwardgear = true;
46.       reversegear = false;
47.       gearstring = "Forward";
48.     }  
49.     if (forwardgear)
50.     {
51.         power = Input.GetAxis("throttle");
52.         power = (power + 1) * 0.5;
53.         power = power * enginePower * Time.deltaTime * 100.0;
54.         steer=Input.GetAxis("steering") * maxSteer;
55.         brake=Input.GetAxis("brakes");
56.         brake = (brake +1) * 0.5;
57.         brake = brake ? rigidbody.mass * 0.05: 0.0;
58.         GetCollider(0).steerAngle=steer;
59.         GetCollider(1).steerAngle=steer;
60.         if(brake > 0.0)
61.         {
62.             GetCollider(0).brakeTorque=brake;
63.             GetCollider(1).brakeTorque=brake;
64.             GetCollider(2).brakeTorque=brake;
65.             GetCollider(3).brakeTorque=brake;
66.             GetCollider(2).motorTorque=0.0;
67.             GetCollider(3).motorTorque=0.0;
68.         } else {
69.             GetCollider(0).brakeTorque=0;
70.             GetCollider(1).brakeTorque=0;
71.             GetCollider(2).brakeTorque=0;
72.             GetCollider(3).brakeTorque=0;
73.             GetCollider(2).motorTorque=power;
74.             GetCollider(3).motorTorque=power;
75.         }
76.     }
77.     if (reversegear)
78.     {
79.         power = Input.GetAxis("throttle");
80.         power = (power + 1) * 0.5;
81.         power = -power;
82.         power = power * enginePower * Time.deltaTime * 50.0;
83.         steer=Input.GetAxis("steering") * maxSteer;
84.         brake=Input.GetAxis("brakes");
85.         brake = (brake +1) * 0.5;
86.         brake = brake ? rigidbody.mass * 0.05: 0.0;
87.         GetCollider(0).steerAngle=steer;
88.         GetCollider(1).steerAngle=steer;
89.         if(brake > 0.0)
90.         {
91.             GetCollider(0).brakeTorque=brake;
92.             GetCollider(1).brakeTorque=brake;
93.             GetCollider(2).brakeTorque=brake;
94.             GetCollider(3).brakeTorque=brake;
95.             GetCollider(2).motorTorque=0.0;
96.             GetCollider(3).motorTorque=0.0;
97.         } else {
98.             GetCollider(0).brakeTorque=0;
99.             GetCollider(1).brakeTorque=0;
100.             GetCollider(2).brakeTorque=0;
101.             GetCollider(3).brakeTorque=0;
102.             GetCollider(2).motorTorque=power;
103.             GetCollider(3).motorTorque=power;
104.         }
105.     }
106.  
107. }
108. function GetCollider(n : int) : WheelCollider{
109.     return wheels[n].gameObject.GetComponent(WheelCollider);
110. }
111. function OnGUI () {
112. GUI.Label (Rect (10, 10, 100, 20), gearstring);
113. GUI.Label (Rect (10, 30, 100, 20), power.ToString());
114. GUI.Label (Rect (10, 50, 100, 20), brake.ToString());
115. }
116.  

I need to convert float to string for GUI.Label code. Will the code in the second link work? It worked.

 

in UnityScript converting a float to a string is as easy as this:

"" + myString;

 

for converting float to string you can also use variable.ToString(); works for both UnityScript and C#

 

I used variable.ToString(); and it worked.

 

is there a way to make it if im in range and i press "e" i can drive the car and then if i press "e" again i can get out and walk

 

This has already been answered.

http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/11...-awalking-player?highlight=enter+exit+vehicle

 

got some problem like this:Namespace 'UnityEditor' not found, maybe you forgot to add an assembly reference?(BCE0021)
^
^
how to solve this problem? ^

 

is that unity script? or Java? and where do i change the float to the a string

 

That is JavaScript, and you can convert the floats in lines 112, 113 and 114 to strings, but they are already converted.

 

I'd love to know how people end up replying to these old threads..? it's over a year old and the person asking the question you've replied to hasn't logged back in since they posted it.

 

Would you like to know more?

 

Hi guys, I'm new to Unity and just tried the JS script by jeffmorris on my spaceship project. Unfortunately I am getting an error "Input Axis throttle is not setup" The console prompts me to Edit - Project Settings - Input, but I have no clue as to how I use the Input Manager...Is there someone who can give a quick answer to this problem?

Thanks!

 

-> Edit.ProjectSettings.Input pulls up an inspector of sorts. You can change or add inputs by:
Adding to Axis "Size," which will automatically duplicate the last axis for your editing. OR
Right-clicking an element and clicking "Duplicate Array Element."

Alternatively, you could just use an input that is already set up. I know "Vertical" is set up to use Up and Down arrow keys; which are typical throttle keys is like games.

 

all complier errors have to be fixed beefore playmode fix please

 

hmmm.... resurrection of a 5 year old post. nice.

 

It's a thirteen year old thread with UnityScript code. What were you actually expecting?