how make a bloodscreen

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1

Hey everyone.

I was thinking about the game to make a bloodscreen if i am in shot and my health is filling by himself. If my health is full, then the bloodscreen is gone. Can someone help me with this? How to fix that?

I was searching at GOOGLE, but no results.

PS: I'm using Unity 3.3 Pro

2

I'm at school right now but I'll tell you when I get home. I just figured out how to do it for my game yesterday.

You basically make a 2 GUI textures one is your bloodscreen and one is completely blank. then with the blank one selected go gameobject > create other > GUI texture then add a script to it with a boolean which is set to true when the health < full health. and if this is true, guitexture.texture = bloodscreen. else guitexture.texture = blank. it is false when health is full. I'll explain in detail when I get home..

OK so open up photoshop and make a new file call it bloodScreen (I prefer 1024 X 1024) then add blood splatter to it and leave the background transparent (not white) and save it as a .PSD file. Now create another Photoshop document (call it NoBlood) and leave it completely blank (not even transparent. i hope you are familiar with photoshop)

now import the 2 files you just created to unity and with the noBlood one selected go gameobject > Create Other > GUI texture. Name this "blood". Now create a new script call it bloodSplatter and add this code to it - 

static var blood = false;

var noBlood : Texture2D; //this is your blank texture
var hit : Texture2D; // and this is the blood splatter texture
//after saving the script drag the textures to their slots

function Update ()
{   
if(!blood)
    noSplatter();

if (blood)
    splatter();
}

function splatter()
{   
if(blood)
{   
    guiTexture.texture = hit;
    yield WaitForSeconds(0.5);
    blood = false;
}
}

function noSplatter()
{
guiTexture.texture = noBlood;
}

Add this script to the guitexture you created (blood). Now open up FPSPlayer script and scroll down to ApplyDamage. In that function add -

bloodSplatter.blood = true; // you have to call the above script "bloodSplatter"

The script has been tested but not with the fps tutorial. Hope it works

3

networkZombie's solution should work, but isn't particularly elegant. It won't fade the texture based on your health either.

For what you're asking, I'd suggest that you take a look at a very similar question/answer: "shoot the player effect"

4

thanks!!!