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A Mesh Collider can not collide with another Mesh Collider unless Convex is checked on the Collider in question. This is described in the Unity3D documentation: http://docs.unity3d.com/Documentation/ …

It is possible to make an isometric game with 200 * 200 tiles per map in Unity3D, but you will have to make your own renderer and make several optimizations to your code, probably more than you would …

I think you need to create a new instance of Camera at the beginning of your method. It looks like you're using the same camera variable for all instances of the Camera, this is unwise and most likely …

In short the answer is yes but there may be many things you will have to refactor or re-implement entirely. The more you depended on Unity's libraries, the more you'll have to modify.

Yes, it is possible to create offline multi-player games with Unity3D. You can achieve this most easily by using Unity's built in Master Server. Unity3D Master Server A good tutorial for learning ho …

You should be able to download images using HTTP with WWW.texture WWW.texture Should be straight forward. Just provide the path to an image and apply the texture to a material.

I have built 3D games that are played in two dimensions just fine in Unity3D. If you seek a true two dimensional game, I can tell you there are more suitable engines, Unity3D really focuses on the 3D …

In practice modular meshes are achieved using a combination of techniques like mesh deformation, noise generation, and subdivision. Meshes are actually recalculated (or split) at runtime to create se …

I would suggest Unity3D as you mentioned. It is without a doubt the most resourceful game development tool on the planet at the moment. (bold but true) You should be able to remake your client in no …

It is possible that you and/or your IDE (if you're using one) may have missed something. It's likely that there are elements in your project that are causing this. Check for anything that may have be …

Instantiate returns the created GameObject. You should be able to capture it in a variable and change the name and more. // UnityScript var obj : GameObject; obj = Instantiate( ... ); obj.name = "N …

If you are using GameObjects you could easily: float SomeYOffset = 1.1f; // Set position of GUI element nameBar.position = new Vector3(player.position.x, player.position.y * SomeYOffset, player.posi …

The client should almost always be ignorant of the database. And if it does know about the database, expect security issues. As for choosing a server, you do not need a brand name server. You can bui …