The Heart Rate and Beat Monitor is an easy to use script that will add the heart monitor to your games and projects. This C# script is very easy to use and can be implemented in just a few clicks. The script should also be compatible and performance friendly with all of the platforms supported by Unity3D.
Features
Full support for Unity 3.5 and Unity 4+ (Free and Pro).
Use to show your players health and damage.
Control the heart rate.
Activate the “Flatline” when your player is dead.
Use the Heart Rate and Beat Monitor for your player health, but it exists in 3D space so you can also place it anywhere in your scene. A life support monitor for example.
Add that little something special to your projects and grab yourself a bargin with the Heart Rate and Beat Monitor.
@kenlem: It doesn’t at the moment as I wasn’t sure if this would be annoying, but it is easy to do so I’ll add it to the next version with an option to turn it on and off.
I’m intrested too, but i need to see the video and some more details, like draw calls, how easy is to change it my way, a tutorial to add the asset…
SketchWork: This makes it essentially useless for mobile tho, since 3 drawcalls (and also the “dot” I assume) is way to much to pay for such a small effect =(
Thank you for the video, would there be any reason this wouldn’t work in Unity 3.5.7 if I were to import it into Unity 4 then move it my Unity 3.5.7 project folder?
I have added some mobile optimisation notes. For mobile users if you turn off the blip you can get the number of draw calls down to 1 to 2. I’m looking at getting this to just 1 for the next release for mobile users.
My only problem is that the rhythm strip is not a normal baseline, other than that its pretty cool. A heart beat monitor would show a P wave, QRS complex, and a T wave. Right now your player does not have a P wave, so no AV node depolarization. You also have a lot of noise or artifacts between the beats. The strip should be completely clean between beats, unless of course he has a heart block in which case he will need surgery or die.
Your normal sinus rhythm should look like this richacls.com
Dont forget, although your hear rate increases, there should be no change in the appearance of the lines. The only change would be that the beats would be closer together. Any variation in the beats would indicate a problem with the heart.