Need help with script!

Unity Engine
1

The character movement patterns I have now isn’t the way I want it to be, and wondering if somebody has a fix/solution. For example say there is a chessboard and you click a spot that’s diagonal and instead of moving diagonally it will move to right then up taking longer to get there. What do I need to do to fix this? This is the script…

    private var currentTarget : GameObject=null;
    private var ball : GameObject;
    public var rate : int = 10;
    public var ballSet : boolean  = true;
     
    function Start ()
    {
     CreateGameBoard(9,9);
     ball = Instantiate(Resources.Load("GameBall"),Vector3(0,.5,0),Quaternion.identity);
    }
     
    function SetTarget(target:GameObject){
     if(currentTarget != null  target!=currentTarget){
      currentTarget.SendMessage("Deactivate");
     }
     currentTarget=target;
     ballSet=false;
     var travelTime : float = Vector3.Distance(ball.transform.position, target.transform.position)/rate;
     iTween.MoveBy(ball,iTween.Hash("x",target.transform.position.x-ball.transform.position.x,"easetype","easeinoutsine","time",travelTime));
     iTween.MoveBy(ball,iTween.Hash("z",target.transform.position.z-ball.transform.position.z,"time",travelTime,"delay",travelTime,"easetype","easeinoutsine","oncomplete","Reset","oncompletetarget",gameObject));
    }
     
    function Reset(){
     ballSet=true;
    }
     
    function CreateGameBoard(cols:uint,rows:uint){
     var block : GameObject = Resources.Load("GamePieceJS");
     
     for (var i = 0; i < cols; i++) {
      for (var j = 0; j < rows; j++) {
       var newBlock : GameObject = Instantiate(block,new Vector3(i,0,j),Quaternion.identity);
       newBlock.name="Block: " + i + "," + j;
       newBlock.SendMessage("SetGameboard",this);
       var blockColor : Color;
       if((j+i)%2 == 0){
        blockColor=Color.black;
       }else{
        blockColor=Color.white;
       }
       newBlock.renderer.material.color=blockColor;
       newBlock.transform.parent=transform;
      }
     }
     
     transform.position=Vector3(-(cols/2),0,-(rows/2));
    }
2

You may just need some Transform LookAt. Example in scripting references.

3

Not that well-verse in iTween, but I’m guessing it’s because there is 2 iTween that finishes x-axis movement before moving the z-axis. Have both hash in a single iTween call?

4

First of all its important to set the movement exactly where you want. Yes before moving on to the z-axis, first finish it from x-axis : small business email options