CW Spaceships
DOCUMENTATION
What is Spaceships?
Spaceships is a pack of high detail modular spaceship parts that can be combined together into an optimized object. You can then destroy the spaceships with an advanced visual destruction system.
Is URP/HDRP supported?
This asset supports all 3 render pipelines (Standard, URP, HDRP) in a seamless way that automatically detects your current project settings, and makes the required modifications to the scene so they look similar.
Better Shaders
This compatibility was made possible using the Better Shaders system (not required).
The Better Shaders asset generates multiple variants of each shader ahead of time, so even if you don't have this asset you will still be able to have full render pipeline compatibility with this asset.
BetterShaders (and therefore this asset) currently supports:
Standard - All versions supported by SGT.
URP7.x in Unity 2019.3LTS
URP10.x in Unity 2020.3LTS
URP12.x in Unity 2021.2
URP14.x in Unity 2022.2->2022.3LTS
HDRP7.x in Unity 2019.3LTS
HDRP10.x in Unity 2020.3LTS
HDRP12.x in Unity 2021.3LTS
HDRP14.x in Unity 2022.2->2022.3LTS
Support for newer versions will appear when it does in this asset.
How do I load a spaceship?
Step 1 - Spaceship Component
First you need to add the CwSpaceship component to your scene:
Inside the Hierarchy tab you should now have a new GameObject selected with the CwSpaceship component attached to it.
Step 2 - Pick a Spaceship Design
Inside the CwSpaceship component is the Design setting.
This allows you to choose which spaceship design this spaceship will be based on.
This asset comes with several spaceship examples in the following folder: Plugins/CW/Spaceships/Designs
You can drag and drop one of the designs into the Design setting.
Step 3 - Done!
You can now enter play mode, and your spaceship design should load up.
How do I design a spaceship?
Step 1 - Create a Design
In the Project tab, right click a folder and select: Create > CW > Spaceships > Spaceship Design
You should now see a new prefab with the CwDesign component.
Alternatively, you could duplicate one of the existing spaceship designs, and modify it.
This asset comes with several spaceship examples in the following folder: Plugins/CW/Spaceships/Designs
Step 2 - Modify the Design
Double click your spaceship design prefab to edit it. The prefab root GameObject should have the CwDesign component, which allows you to choose the sticker pack and colors used in this spaceship design. This asset comes with a sticker pack so you can leave this as-is, but you can change the colors as you wish.
Step 3 - Add Some Parts
This asset comes with many spaceship part prefabs, which you can find in the following folder: Plugins/CW/Spaceships/Parts
While your spaceship design prefab is open, you can drag and drop these part prefabs onto the spaceship design to make them children.
Feel free to modify the Color Index setting, which allows you to change the base color of this part. This index is based on the color list you specify in the root CwDesign component.
Step 4 - Add Some Stickers
To make the spaceship designs look unique you can add stickers to them. These work like decals.
Feel free to modify the Color Index setting, which allows you to change the base color of this part. This index is based on the color list you specify in the root CwDesign component.
Feel free to modify the Texture Index setting, which allows you to change the texture of this sticker. This index is based on the texture list inside the sticker pack you specify in the root CwDesign component.
The other settings a little more complex, so I recommend you read the tooltip text and/or experiment with them to see how they work.
Step 5 - Compile!
Once you've placed your parts and stickers, it's time to compile it into optimized meshes.
Done! You can now load this spaceship design in your game.
How do I add scripts/effects/etc to a design?
When you compile the spaceship design, all spaceship parts will be combined into optimized meshes. When you load this design in-game, these optimized meshes will be loaded, but any additional GameObjects or scripts will be ignored and therefore not be loaded with your spaceship.
To make specific GameObjects persist between your design and loaded spaceship, you must add the CwModule component to them.
The example spaceships use this feature for the thruster effect GameObjects, allowing you to place them while designing the ship, and still have the thruster effect appear when the ship is loaded.
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Versions
1.0.3
Updated shaders for URP and HDRP.
Added CwPart.TilingUV setting.
Fixed Body_Connector_02 part.
Fixed spaceship shader's normal maps.
1.0.2
Fixed CwExplosion component's Radius setting.
Fixed UV mapping of parts with multiple meshes.
Fixed explosion heat glow effect not appearing in HDRP.
Added more explosion mark textures.
Added BASE / Emission Scale setting to Spaceship shader.
Added DECAL / Emission Scale setting to Spaceship shader.
Improved spaceship thruster effect.
Improved alternative base materials.
1.0.1
Fixed CwTapToSpawn when using InputSystem package.
Fixed CwSpaceship.AllowMarks setting starting with damage in builds.
Components
CwTapToSpawn
This component spawns the specified finger under the screen using a physics raycast.
CwInputManager.Trigger
spawnControls
The finger/mouse/key that triggers the spawning.
GameObject
Prefab
The prefab this component will be spawned.
float
Damage
The amount of damage applied to spaceship parts.
float
Interval
The amount of seconds between each spawn if you hold down the mouse/finger.
-1 = Only spawn once per click/tap.
CwDebris
This component allows damaged parts break off from the main mesh so they can be manipulated separately.
bool
Detach
Should the debris detach from the main object?
bool
Rotate
Should the debris rotate?
float
RotationSpeedMin
When this debris is spawned, it will be given a random rotational velocity with this minimum speed in degrees per second.
float
RotationSpeedMax
When this debris is spawned, it will be given a random rotational velocity with this maximum speed in degrees per second.
float
Life
The debris will stay alive for this many seconds.
CwDesign
This component is the base of your object design. All parts of this object should be child GameObjects using the CwPart component. They can then be compiled into an optimized object.
CwStickerPack
StickerPack
The parts of this design can have stickers from this sticker pack.
List<Color>
Colors
The parts and stickers will be colored based on this color palette.
Mesh
ShapeVisual
The compiled design's visual shape mesh will be stored here.
Mesh
DecalVisual
The compiled design's visual decal mesh will be stored here.
int
SecondarySize
The compiled design's damage atlas texture size in pixels.
Material[]
Materials
The compiled design's material set.
Matrix4x4[]
StickerMatrices
The compiled design's sticker matrices.
Vector4[]
StickerCoords
The compiled design's sticker UVs.
Vector4[]
StickerDataA
The compiled design's sticker color, offset, and sharpness data.
Vector4[]
StickerDataB
The compiled design's sticker normal data.
void
Compile
This method will convert all child parts into a single visual mesh and data for colliders.
CwLoadedPart
When a design is loaded from its compiled state, its data will be copied into this class.
float
Damage
The amount of damage this part has received.
Vector3
Center
The center/pivot of this part relative to the compiled mesh.
bool
Detached
The amount of damage this part has received.
CwLoader
This component is used in-game to load a from previously built design.
This component also handles visual damage, and allows you to override materials or colors from the design.
CwDesign
Design
This allows you to choose which design will be loaded by this component.
bool
AllowMarks
Do you want to allow damage mark and holes?
List<MaterialOverride>
MaterialOverrides
This allows you to replace any of the materials used in the design during loading.
List<ColorOverride>
ColorOverrides
This allows you to replace any of the colors used in the design during loading.
List<CwLoadedPart>
LoadedParts
After a design is loaded, all of its parts are stored here.
RenderTexture
MarkTexture
The visual damage data will be stored in this texture.
MeshRenderer
ShapeRenderer
The MeshRenderer used to draw the shape mesh.
MeshRenderer
DecalRenderer
The MeshRenderer used to draw the decal mesh.
bool
AllowRemoval
If you enable this setting then damaged parts can be broken off.
CwDebris
DebrisPrefab
When a part is destroyed it can break off and become debris. This setting allows you to choose what the debris settings will be based on.
None/null = Immediately destroy.
void
ClearMarksTex
If this object has damage marks, then this method will heal them all.
CwModule
This component can be added to any GameObject in your design, and when your design is loaded this GameObject will appear as-is.
CwPart
DesignPart
This allows you to specify which part this module will be associated with.
CwPart
This component is applied to raw design parts and is usually the root component of each part.
string
ModelGuid
This design part is based on this raw model.
Material
Material
The Material used to render this part.
float
Health
The maximum health value of this part.
OffsetType
OffsetMode
If you have multiple copies of the same part then their base texture can look repetitive. This setting allows you to offset the UV so they look slightly different.
Manual = You can manually specify the UV offset.
PositionHash = The UV offset will automatically be generated based on the position.
Vector2
Offset
If you have multiple copies of the same part then their base texture can look repetitive. This setting allows you to offset the UV so they look slightly different.
float
Tiling
The base texture scale of this part.
Vector2
TilingUV
This is multiplied by the Tiling value, and allows you to manually modify the U and V tiling values.
int
ColorIndex
The base color of this part based on the color list in the root design component.
CwSticker
This component allows you to apply a sticker to your design at the current Transform.
int
TextureIndex
This sticker will use this texture index from the sticker pack set in the parent CwDesign component.
int
ColorIndex
This sticker will use this color index from the colors list set in the parent CwDesign component.
float
NormalBack
This allows you to hide the pixels of the sticker that lie on surfaces that are too steep relative to the back of the sticker.
float
NormalFront
This allows you to hide the pixels of the sticker that lie on surfaces that are too steep relative to the front of the sticker.
float
Offset
This allows you to shrink or expand the outer edge of the decal shape, similar to the threshold setting of a cutout shader.
float
Sharpness
This allows you to control the edge transition sharpness/smoothness.