entries tagged with „Unity“

https://i.ibb.co/nsqLjRn4/AA8i-VLt-JUP9fe-Cgw9f-Tz-We9mpzhf-Zhuk-T05z-Z-1h-Ua-XXVR79o-W1x-HEz-Ch-T9j6-CZ14c-Aiq-HSMx-RCcm-MK72.png What You’ll Learn This guide teaches you how to add static objects (loot, quest items, etc) to Escape from Tarkov using Blender and Unity. By the end, you’ll be able to: Import and scale 3D models to match Tarkov’s scale. Configure Tarkov-specific scripts inside Unity to prepare your item. Build a custom asset bundle, ready for use in-game. Difficulty: Beginner Time Required: 30 mins - 1 hour Source Your Model What to Do: Have your 3D model ready, create one, or download a low-poly model (.fbx, .obj, or .blend) from Sketchfab/TurboSquid.Try to avoid models over 10k triangles (use Blender’s Statistics panel to check). Exceptions can be made, but try and remain as low-poly as possible. Example Search Terms: “Keycard Low Poly,” “Military Crate Game Ready.” For this tutorial, we will be using these Russian GP5 Filters…

This tutorial is up-to-date as of AKI ver 3.2.1, and will only work for AKI 2.3.0 onward due to the implementation of the BepInEx Injector (which is far more objectively better than the Module system) === Client mod examples here [URL:https://github.com/kobrakon/ClientModdingExamples] === Client modding is a powerful skill, granting nearly endless possibilities for mods, but, most do not understand C#, Unity, or Tarkov’s workflow, and as I know, C# and client modding can be pretty intimidating at first, but now that I have it down, I figured that I’d make a tutorial into the basics of creating Client Mod plugins using examples from my CamUnsnap mod and UCNVG mod (along with others) to demonstrate how to get into client modding. Thankfully if you already have intermediate knowledge of TS, the transition to C# shouldn’t be that painful as they have common similarities, and the main learning curve will just be understanding Unity and EFT’s workflow. Of course, you won't…