Runtime Transform Gizmos (Move, Rotate, Scale, Universal, Scene Gizmo, Navigation Camera)

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Hello,

This is not possible. Unity doesn’t have an event fired when an object’s transform changes, so I would need to setup a look checking each frame if objects have been moved/rotated/scaled. Although it wouldn’t necessary hurt performance (assuming a reasonable amount of target objects), the client knows when the objects are moved and can just instruct the gizmo to update itself. I find this a much better approach.

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Thanks for your assistance @XGT08

Another question, is there a means of rotational snapping to happen like in the case of other design tools, where the movement is fluid until it reaches the snapping intervals? Currently, SetRtAxisSnapStep just allows movements of the interval value.

325

Hello,

I have a problem with the RTSceneGrid rotation. It doesn’t seem to work properly. When I set it to (0, 249, 0)

326

Hello,

I’ve just fixed this. Please send me an e-mail at octamodius@yahoo.com and I will send you the updated package.

Cheers,
Andrew

327

Hi, I love the asset but it seems to take a nosedive in performance

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328

Hello,

I need a bit more details to be able to debug this properly. Do you have lots of objects in the scene or did you create many gizmos? Looking at the profiles myself, I can see there might be some allocations which I am making when drawing the gizmos which could be causing this, but I’m not sure if it’s the same issue.

Maybe sending a screenshot with deep profile enabled from your side would help :slight_smile:

Thanks,
Andrew

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Thanks for looking into it, I’m not sure if I can say there’s a lot of objects but there are around 5 humanoid animators

could be this?

        public static bool IsRTGAppObject(this GameObject gameObject)
        {
            GameObject rootObject = gameObject.transform.root.gameObject;
            return rootObject.GetComponent<IRLDApplication>() != null;
        }
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Thanks for the screenshots! Yes, I believe that is the culprit.

You can change the function to this:

        public static bool IsRTGAppObject(this GameObject gameObject)
        {
            GameObject rootObject = gameObject.transform.root.gameObject;
            rootObject.GetComponents(_rldAppBuffer);
            return _rldAppBuffer.Count != 0;
        }

Please let me know if this improves things for you :slight_smile:

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Thanks! but I don’t think _rldAppBuffer is defined yet

332

Really sorry about that…

Correction:

private static List<IRLDApplication> _rldAppBuffer = new List<IRLDApplication>();
public static bool IsRTGAppObject(this GameObject gameObject)
{
    GameObject rootObject = gameObject.transform.root.gameObject;
    rootObject.GetComponents(_rldAppBuffer);
    return _rldAppBuffer.Count != 0;
}
333

Hello,

We really like this asset for our project. Is the support for Render Graph planned or not ? We are using Unity 6 and we can’t fully migrate to it because this asset is not compatible.

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Hello,

Currently, there are no plans to support Render Graph.

Once Unity decides to make up their mind about how to draw stuff inside their Engine, I will most likely update the rendering to whatever they decide it to be. Until then, I am in all honesty a bit weary about all of this :slight_smile:

Have you tried turning on compatibility mode?