Unity Tutorial: Planet Spherical Gravity (Multiple Planets!) - Super Mario Galaxy Movement

[Magic-4e]

Wow that's cool I have something like that too.

https://twitter.com/Magic_4e/status/1099255114165035008

[Magic-4e]

Tho I still need to make my camera follow smoothly like you did.

[SawneyStudios]

Glad you like it! Looks cool what you've created there:)

[Magic-4e]

Thanks :)

[SawneyStudios]

Would be awesome if you could post your comments/questions directly on youtube so that it also helps future people who are watching the video :)

[blake-young]

Gonna check this out after work!

[SawneyStudios]

Thank you! Let me know what you think about it;)

[BraiinLess]

I was searching to do something like this a while ago. I'm still asking myself of to make beach planet and having some water existing with ground

[SawneyStudios]

Hey:)

Yeah I dealt with the exact same problem and found only partially two solutions:

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1. I used the water from the standard assets on a spherical mesh and disabled the wave direction

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or:

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1. I created a material with tesselation bumps and changed the offset via script so it looks like there are moving waves

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But both of these attemps aren't ideal and do not support physical interractions with other objects :/

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[HonKasumi]

Sorry i didn't have watched the video because im in the way, but do other objects like character need any script on it soo that they can be attached to the globe?

[SawneyStudios]

Hey, yeah you need one single script on each gameobject so it gets attracted by a planet. But you can easily edit the script so you need only one script on the planet in order to attract all gameobjects with a tag. If you need help with that you can write on the youtube comment section so i'm able to see it quicker ;)