Zombie physics/Cutscenes

Questions & Answers
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Q1.How can i make my zombies like limp and walk like a zombie?

Q2.How Can i make a cut-scene?

Q3.How can i make my human character look like a zombie?

(My friend who is fighting with me is gonna turn Into a Zombie, how can i make him like half zombie ,But still keep his overall look

Q4.When i finish my game how could the controls be on android (Since no room for keys) I don’t want point to walk i want like slide

Q5.And also is it possible i could put a little button on the game that when u click it your person melee attacks Since there’s no mouse to click to attack?

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  1. Take a look at mixamo - they have a bunch of animations you can play onto models that will probably cover the look you want. They specifically have zombie animations. There’s also some zombie assets on the Asset Store that are worth a look.

  2. You can do it yourself with animations and a bunch of hard work but there are also cut scene utilities like this one.

  3. You could change the textures to make the skin colour different, perhaps show damage or dust on the clothing. you could just try to find a free zombie model too.

  4. There are standard mobile assets that are a part of Unity to make a kind of “joystick” that you use on the screen to make your character move in different directions. You push your thumb in different directions away from a center point like you were moving a joystick on a gamepad.

  5. You would make a button (probably on the opposite side to the joystick “thing” on the right) that would let you do the attack.

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Sorry I can’t help you with the first two, but here are the others.
The clothes and hair will be the most notable feature of the character. Just make the face pale, teeth yellow, and the eyes red. If it’s been a while since the player has seen him, add some blood his face and dripping down his shirt.

If you want to make him slide where to go instead of tap to direct, make the position equal a ray cast function. if its more than 5 feet away, ignore it.

Use a button function in the OnGUI script. You’re probably going to want to make it look fancy though, so build a GUI skin.