MIF's DLFM Template V4.7.2 User Manual¶

This page will introduce how to use the template. This page does not explain the basic operations of Unity. If you encounter any problems, please query and solve them yourself. This tutorial is applicable to the latest version of the template.
To fully understand this tutorial, you need to master some basic Unity operations. If you are not familiar with the basic operations of Unity, it is recommended that you read this tutorial after you are familiar with them.

1. How to enter the preset scene¶

After opening the template, you will not be able to enter the preset scene directly. You need to go to the Assets/#Template/[Scenes] path to find the Scene scene file and double-click it to enter the preset scene.

scene_path

2. Introduction to preset scene objects¶

Object structure¶

scene_objects

LevelHolder: The highest level parent object in the level, all objects are its children
- Objects: Contains the basic elements of the level, such as light, camera and line
-- Directional Light: The most basic light source in the level
-- CameraRoot: Control the camera to follow the line
--- Rotator: Control camera rotation
---- Scale: Control camera zoom
----- Camera: The camera
-- Player: The line
- Scene: All scenes in the level are placed under this object
-- Ground: The ground

Note: Unless there is a special requirement, other objects except the ground cannot be deleted at will.

Special notes¶

On the Scene object, there are already placed Playable Director and Time Scale.

scene_intro

Playable Director¶

This is the timeline of the scene.

scene_timeline

Time Scale¶

Used to change the play speed.

scene_time_scale

Key: key to enable and disable speed play
Enabled Value: Speed up. Default is 1.5, minimum is 0, maximum is 3
Disabled Value: Initial speed. Default is 1, minimum is 0, maximum is 3

Note: This code is only available in the editor.

3. Introduction to prefabricated objects¶

In `Assets/#Template`¶

prefabs_template

[Animators]: Folder for storing frame animations
[Materials]: Folder for storing materials
[Meshes]: Folder for storing meshes
[Music]: Folder for storing music
[Scenes]: Folder for storing scenes
[Textures]: Folder for storing textures
[Timelines]: Folder for storing timelines
Checkpoint: The checkpoint
FakePlayer: The fake line
Gem: The gem
Ground: The ground
Obstacle: The obstacle
Percentage: The percentage
Pyramid: The pyramid
TrailPredictor: The fall and jump trajectory predictor
Trigger: The trigger

In `Assets/Resources/Prefabs`¶

prefabs_resources

Dust: Line landing particle effect
FakeTail: Fake line body
GetGem: Gem collected particle effect
Guideline: The guideline
GuidelineTap: Guideline click box
GuidelineTapEffect: Guideline triggered effect object
LevelUI: Level UI
LoadingUI: Loading UI
PreviewCameraHolder: Preview object of following camera
Remain: Line death effect object
StartUI: UI before the level starts
Tail: Real line body

Note: The above objects cannot be deleted at will. When importing music, creating materials or frame animations, etc., it is recommended to put them in the corresponding folders.

4. Initial level settings¶

Before you start making a level, you need to set some basic information of the level. The level information file is SceneData under Assets/#Template/[Scenes].

level_data

Level Title: Level name
Sound Track: Level music
Speed: Line speed. Default is 12
Block Limit: The total number of gems. Default is 10
Time Scale: Time speed. Default is 1
Gravity: Scene gravity. Default is -9.3
Colors: Material color preset. If there is a material color change in the level, you need to set the initial color of the material here. Material is the material that needs to be initialized, Color is the normal color, Emission Color is the emitting color

After setting the basic level information, you need to select the set level information file in Level Data of the code on Player.

level_data_select

Level information files can also be created by right-clicking the project window → Create → Dancing Line Fanmade → Level Data.

5. Getting to know the line and follow camera¶

The line¶

Panel Data¶

player_script

Level Data: Level information file
Scene Camera: The camera
Scene Light: Directional light
Character Material: The material used for the line
Start Position: Initial position of the line
First Direction: First direction of line
Second Direction: Second direction of line
Pool Size: Upper limit of the line body object pool
Played Animators: The frame animation to start when the line starts moving
Played Timelines: The timeline to start when the line starts moving
Allow Turn: Whether it is allowed to turn by clicking
No Death: Whether to enable line non-death
Draw Direction: When checking, arrows in four directions of 0, 90, 180, and 270 will be drawn at the position of the line
Video Quality Level: The default image quality level. The value represents the image quality. If you want to apply the nth image quality, the value to be filled in here is n-1, and other values are the lowest quality
Anti Aliasing Level: Default anti-aliasing level. 0 is disabled, 1 is 2X MSAA, 2 is 4X MSAA, 3 is 8X MSAA, other values are disabled
Shadow: Whether to enable shadow by default

When you start playing, the line will automatically move to the initial position, that is, Start Position. If you need to change the initial position of the line, you can manually modify the value of Start Position, or click the Get Start Position button on the panel to automatically get the position.

Shortcut keys¶

Shortcut keys can be used when playing scenes.

R: Reload the current level immediately
C: Output the current music time in the console
K: Kill the line immediately

Note: Shortcut keys are only available in the editor. C and K are only available after the line starts moving.

Events¶

Events are invoked only under certain conditions and can be used to achieve specific effects. The event controller script is also on the line.

player_event1 player_event2

On Game Awake (): Invoked when the scene is played
On Player Start (): Invoked when the line starts moving
On Change Direction (): Invoked when the line turns
On Leave Ground (): Invoked when the line leaves the ground
On Touch Ground (): Invoked when the line lands on the ground
On Game Over (): Invoked when the line dies
On Get Gem (): Invoked when the line gets gem
On Player Jump (): Invoked when the line jumps

The follow camera¶

camera_script

Target: The target object to follow. That is, the line
Rotator: Camera rotation controller object
Scale: Camera zoom control object
Default Offset: Initial camera offset
Default Rotation: Initial camera rotation
Default Scale: Initial camera zoom
Follow: Whether to enable follow
Smooth: Whether to enable smooth follow

When start playing, the camera's offset, rotation, and zoom will be changed to Default Offset , Default Rotation , and Default Scale . Therefore, you need to set these three data in advance.

6. Use of guideline¶

Placing guideline¶

Method 1: Import osu! score to generate¶

First, export the music chart you made from osu!, change the suffix of the exported .osz file to .zip, then decompress it and get the .osu file. Then change the suffix of the .osu file to .txt and import it into the project.

import_osu

After successfully importing, drag it into the Score of the Score Reader located on the LevelHolder.

score_reader

After that, click the Create Guideline Taps By Score button to generate the guideline. There may be errors in the actual generation, which can be solved by modifying the Offset parameter.

If the score data is changed, you can click Reload Hit Time to reload it.

Method 2: Manually place guideline¶

Add the code Guideline Tap Generator to any object in the scene, play the scene, and the guideline will be generated when you click. After completion, copy the parent object of the guideline, end the play, and paste it again.

guideline_generator

Note: After placing, the code needs to be disabled or removed.

Enable guideline¶

After placing is completed, in the Box Holder of the Guideline Manager on the LevelHolder, select the parent object of the guideline.

select_guideline

After selecting, start playing, and you will see a button to enable guideline on the left side of the screen. Click to enable guideline.

guideline_button

Enable Autoplay¶

On the Guideline Manager, check Autoplay to enable autoplay.

guideline_autoplay

Note: When autoplay is enabled, the line will not be able to turn by clicking. And the guideline will not be triggered.

Use of other parameters¶

guideline_manager

Colors: Guideline color presets. You can add new color presets
Line Gap: The distance between the line and the frame. The default value is 0.2, which can be modified as needed.
Autoplay Trigger Size: The trigger size of the autoplay. If the guide wireframe is too dense and cannot work properly, you can adjust it down appropriately

guideline_color

There is a Guideline Tap code on the guideline tap box object. The Color Index on the code is the color preset used for this guideline tap box, and the value represents the preset number. If you want to apply the nth preset color on the Guideline Manager, the value to be filled in here is n-1.

Have Line on the code indicates whether a line segment is generated between this and the next guideline tap box. If checked, it will be generated, otherwise it will not be generated.

Note: Do not change other parameters in the code at will.

7. Path Generation¶

Method 1: Generate path based on guideline¶

After setting the guideline, you can generate the path under Road Generator Setting in Guideline Manager.

create_road_guideline

Road Prefab: Path object
Width: Path width
Offset: Path offset

After setting the above three data, click Create Road By Guideline Taps to generate the path.

Method 2: Manually generate the path¶

Add the code Road Generator to any object in the scene, play the scene, and you can generate a path following the line. After completion, copy the parent object of the path, end the play, and paste it again.

create_road_manual

Road Prefab: Path object
Road Width: Path width
Road Height: Path height

Note: After generating, the code needs to be disabled or removed.

8. Use of debugging function¶

The template provides debugging functionality. Debugging functionality is only available in the editor.

Path highlighting and click time display¶

This code is located in LevelHolder . This function relies on the guideline.

trail_renderer

Controller: Guideline manager
Max Distance: The maximum visible distance of the path highlight and time display
Trail Color: Path highlight color
Trail Offset: Path highlight offset
Render Trail: Whether to enable path highlighting
Render Time: Whether to enable the display of click count and click time

If the data related to the guideline is changed, you can click Reload Trail Data to reload it.

trail_render_display

Information display¶

This code is located in LevelHolder.

debugger

Display: Whether to display debugging information
Key: Button for showing and closing debug information
Size: Debug information font size
Space: The distance between two lines of debug information
Font: Debug information font
Rect: Debug information location
Information: Display debugging information. You can add or reduce it by yourself

debugger_display

The debugging information supported by the current version of the template is as follows:

Name	Content	Name	Content
Game State	Game status	Progress	Progress
Audio Time	Music time	Audio Time Formatted	Format music time
Player Position	Line location	Player Local Position	Relative position of line
Player Rotation	Rotation of the line	Player Local Rotation	Relative rotation of the line
Player Speed	Line speed	Block Count	Number of got gems
Checkpoint Count	Number of activated checkpoints	Gravity	Gravity
Camera Follower Offset	Follow camera offset	Camera Follower Rotation	Follow camera rotation
Camera Follower Real Rotation	Follow camera real rotation	Camera Follower Scale	Follow camera zoom
Camera Position	Camera position	Camera Local Position	Camera relative position
Camera Rotation	Camera rotation	Camera Local Rotation	Relative rotation of the camera
Camera Fov	Camera field of view	Fog Mode	Fog mode
Fog Start	Fog start distance	Fog End	Maximum distance of fog
Fog Density	Fog density	Light Rotation	Directional light rotation
Light Local Rotation	Directional light relative rotation	Light Intensity	Directional light intensity
Light Shadow Strength	Directional light shadow intensity	Ambient Lighting Type	Ambient light type
Ambient Intensity	Ambient light intensity	Video Quality	Quality level
Anti Aliasing	Anti-aliasing level	Shadow	Shadow state

Line falling and jump trajectory prediction¶

The drop and jump trajectory predictor, that is, TrailPredictor, can be used by dragging it out from the Project window. When using it, place it at the position where the line drops or takes off, adjust the relevant data, and you can use it.

trail_predictor

Line Renderer: Track drawing component
Player Speed: Line speed
Force: Jump strength. 0 means falling
Distance: Draw distance
Accuracy: Drawing precision. The larger the value, the fewer the segments

trail_predictor

Note: It is recommended to delete it after it is no longer used to avoid other problems later.

9. Gem, checkpoint and pyramid¶

Gem¶

Gem, or Gem, can be used by dragging them from the Project window. When using them, place them on the path that the line passes through.

gem_display

The following settings can be changed on the gem code panel:

gem_script

Gem Mesh: Gem model
Effect Path: The path where the gem gets the effect. This path is under Assets/Resources
Fake: Is it a fake gem? If checked, the line cannot be obtained

Checkpoint¶

Checkpoint, or Checkpoint, can be used by dragging them out from the Project window. When using them, place them on the path that the line passes through.

checkpoint_display

When placing a checkpoint, the checkpoint trigger, resurrection location, and the position of the checkpoint marker object can be changed at will.

checkpoint_parent

RevivePosition: Resurrection position
Rotator: Checkpoint marking object
CheckpointTrigger: Checkpoint trigger

The following settings can be changed on the checkpoint code panel:

checkpoint_script1 checkpoint_script2

Direction: The direction of the line after it is revived. Same as First Direction and Second Direction on the line code panel
Soundtrack Time: Audio time
Offset: Camera offset
Rotation: Camera rotation
Scale: Camera zoom
Fov: Camera field of view
Follow: Whether the camera follows the line
Use Fog: Whether to enable fog
Fog Color: Fog color
Start: Fog start distance
End: Maximum distance of fog
Rotation: Directional light rotation
Color: Directional light color
Intensity: Directional light Intensity
Shadow Strength: Directional light shadow intensity
Lighting Type: Ambient light type
Material Colors Auto: Automatically record the color of the material. You need to manually add the material you want to record
Material Colors Manual: Manually recorded color materials
Image Colors Auto: Automatically record the color of the image. You need to manually add the image you want to record
Image Colors Manual: Manually record the color of images
On Revive (): Event. Invoked when resurrected

Except for Direction , Material Colors Manual and Image Colors Manual , the rest of the data will be automatically recorded when the checkpoint is activated. If you want to record manually or the automatic recording will cause some problems, you can check the manual recording.

checkpoint_manual

Pyramid¶

Pyramid, that is, Pyramid, can be used by dragging it from the Project window. When using it, place it at the end of the level.

pyramid_display

The pyramid contains 4 triggers, each with the following functions:

Trigger 1: Open the Pyramid
Trigger 2: Stops the camera from following and prevents the line from turning by clicking. There is a Change Direction option on the code panel of this trigger. If it is checked, the line will turn to the specified direction when this trigger is touched. If it is not checked, the line will not turn

pyramid_turn_script

Trigger 3: Start the countdown to the end of the level
Trigger 4: Stops the line from moving

The countdown to the end of the level is located on the pyramid code panel. You can modify the time according to the actual situation.

pyramid_script

The positions of the 4 triggers can be adjusted according to the actual situation of the level.

10. Use of trigger¶

Trigger, that is, Trigger, can be used by dragging it from the Project window. When using it, place it on the path where the line passes.

trigger_place

Change trigger color¶

On the trigger panel there is the Trigger Renderer code, with the following settings available for change:

trigger_display

Render Box: whether to display the trigger box
Render Wire: whether to display the trigger border
Box Color: the color of the trigger box
Wire Color: the color of the trigger border

To change the trigger color, just modify Box Color and Wire Color

Add code¶

Under the trigger panel, there is an Add Component button. Click it and search for the code you want to add, then click the target code to add it.

trigger_add

Note: Other components on the trigger panel do not need to be modified.

11. Use of camera code and production of time animation¶

Using the camera code¶

Perspective change¶

Add the Camera Trigger code to the trigger and modify the settings on the code according to actual needs:

camera_set_script

On Finished (): Event. Invoked when the perspective transformation is completed
Offset: New camera offset
Rotation: New camera rotation
Scale: New camera scale
Field Of View: New camera field of view
Follow: Whether to enable follow
Duration: Time required for transformation
Ease: Easing function used for transformation
Use Curve: Whether to use animation curve (the easing function will no longer be used after checking)
Curve: Animation curve
Mode: Rotation mode
Can Be Triggered: Whether to use triggers

This tag can be triggered by either a trigger or an event.

View transformation preview¶

Click Create Preview on the code panel to generate a preview at the trigger location. The preview angle will change as the settings on the code change.

camera_preview

Note: After the preview is finished, it is recommended to click Destroy Preview to delete it to avoid other problems later.

Shake¶

Add the Camera Shake Trigger code to the trigger and modify the settings on the code according to actual needs:

camera_shake

Power: Shake intensity
Duration: Shake duration

General rules for using time animation¶

Type 1¶

This type includes the object's translation, rotation and scaling time animation.

time_ani_1

On Animator Start (): Event. Invoked when the animation starts
On Animator Finished (): Event. Invoked when the animation finishes
Transform Type: Assignment type. New means assigning a new value, and Add means adding to the current value
Triggered By Time: Whether to use time trigger
Trigger Time: Waiting time to trigger the animation
Duration: Animation duration
Offset Time: Whether to enable time offset. If checked, the animation will start Duration seconds in advance
Dont Revive: Whether to cancel and resume this animation
Ease: Easing function used by the animation
Curve: Animation curve
Use Curve: Whether to use the animation curve (the easing function will no longer be used after checking)

This animation can be triggered by either time or event.

Type 2¶

This type includes fog, directional light, ambient light, material color and Image color time animation.

time_ani_1

On Animator Start (): Event. Invoked when the animation starts
On Animator Finished (): Event. Invoked when the animation finishes
Trigger Time: Waiting time to trigger the animation
Duration: Duration of the animation
Offset Time: Whether to enable time offset. If checked, the animation will start Duration seconds earlier
Dont Revive: Whether to cancel and resume this animation
Ease: Easing function used by the animation
Curve: Animation curve
Use Curve: Whether to use the animation curve (the easing function will no longer be used after checking)

Object time animation¶

Displacement¶

To change the position of an object.

Add the Local Pos Animator code to the object that needs animation.

pos

Original Transform: The original position of the object
Position: The target position of the object
Get original position: Get the original position of the object
Set as original position: Move the object to the original position
Get new position: Get the target position of the object
Set as new position: Move the object to the target position

When starting playback, the object's position will automatically change to Original Transform.

Rotation¶

Used to change the rotation of an object.

Add Local Rot Animator code to the object that needs animation.

pos

Original Transform: The initial rotation of the object
Rotation: The target rotation of the object
Rotate Mode: Rotation mode
Get original rotation: Get the initial rotation of the object
Set as original rotation: Rotate the object to the initial rotation

When starting playback, the rotation angle of the object will automatically change to Original Transform.

Zoom¶

Used to change the scale of an object.

Add Local Scale Animator code to the object that needs animation.

pos

Original Transform: Object initial scale
Scale: Object target scale
Get original scale: Get object initial scale
Set as original scale: Scale the object to the initial scale
Get new scale: Get object target scale
Set as new scale: Scale the object to the target scale

When starting playback, the object's scale will automatically change to Original Transform.

Fog time animation¶

Used to change fog related settings.

Add Timer Fog code to any object.

fog_time

Use Fog: Whether to enable fog
Fog Color: Fog color
Start: Fog start distance
End: Fog maximum distance

Directional light source time animation¶

Used to change directional light source related settings.

Add Timer Light code to any object.

light_time

Rotation: Directional light source rotation angle
Color: Directional light source color
Intensity: Directional light source intensity
Shadow Strength: Directional light source shadow intensity

Ambient light source time animation¶

Used to change ambient light source related settings.

Add Timer Ambient code to any object.

ambient_time

Lighting Type: Ambient light source type

Material color time animation¶

Used to change material color.

Add Timer Material Color code to any object.

material_time

Material: Material whose color needs to be changed
Color: Normal color
Emission Color: Emission color

Click the plus sign in the upper right corner to add a material.

Image color time animation¶

Used to change the image color.

Add Timer Image Color code to any object.

image_time

Image: Image whose color needs to be changed
Color: Target color

Click the plus sign in the upper right corner to add an image.

12. Use of trigger code¶

Note: Unless otherwise specified, the following codes are triggered when the line touches the trigger.

Change Direction¶

Used to change the turning direction of the line and automatic click.

Change the turning direction of the line¶

When Type is Direction, the code function is to change the turning direction of the line. At this time, arrows in the four directions of 0, 90, 180, and 270 will be drawn at the trigger position.

change_direction_arrows

change_direction

First Direction: New first direction
Second Direction: New second direction
Set Camera Coordinate: Whether to change the coordinate system of the following camera. If not checked, the camera may not be able to follow normally when the line turns in a new direction

Automatic click¶

When Type is Turn, the code function is to change the turning direction of the line.

change_direction_turn

Event Trigger¶

Used to call events.

event_trigger

Invoke On Awake: Whether to call the event when starting the scene playback
Invoke On Click: Whether to call the event when the line turns in the trigger. If not checked, the event is called when the line touches the trigger
On Trigger Enter (): Event

Gravity Trigger¶

Used to change the scene gravity.

gravity_trigger

Gravity: New gravity

Jump¶

Used to make the line jump.

jump_trigger

Power: Jump strength
Change Direction: Whether to make the line change direction at the moment of jumping

Kill Player¶

Used to achieve death by falling into water and exiting the map.

kill_trigger

Reason: cause of death. Hit means death by hitting a wall, Drowned means death by falling into water, Border means death by exiting the map

Play Animator¶

Used to play frame animation.

animator_trigger

Animator: Frame animation to be played
Dont Revive: Whether to cancel and restore this frame animation

Click the plus sign in the upper right corner to add frame animation.

Play Audio Clip¶

Used to play audio.

audio_trigger

Clip: audio to be played
Volume: playback volume
Triggered By Trigger: whether it can be triggered by a trigger

This code can be triggered by a trigger or an event.

Set Active¶

Used to turn objects on and off.

active_trigger

Active On Awake: Whether to trigger when starting scene playback
Target: Target object
Active: Whether to turn on the object
Dont Revive: Whether to cancel the restoration of this object

Click the plus sign in the upper right corner to add objects.

Set Ambient¶

Used to change the settings related to the ambient light source. The usage is the same as Timer Ambient.

Set Fog¶

Used to change the settings related to fog. The usage is the same as Timer Fog.

Set Image Color¶

Used to change the image color. The usage is the same as Timer Image Color.

Set Light¶

Used to change the settings related to the directional light source. The usage is the same as Timer Light.

Set Material Color¶

Used to change the material color. The usage is the same as Timer Material Color.

Speed¶

Used to change the speed of a line or fake line.

speed_trigger

Set Fake Player: Whether to change the speed of the fake line
Player: Target fake line
Speed: New speed

Teleport¶

Used for teleportation line.

teleport_trigger1 teleport_trigger2

Type: Teleport mode. Target indicates the position of the target object to be teleported to, Position indicates the position to be teleported to
Target: Target object
Position: Target position
Force Camera Follow: Whether to force the camera to follow. If not checked, the camera will move smoothly to the position after the line is teleported
Turn: Whether to turn the line immediately after the line is teleported. If checked, you can choose the direction of the turn

teleport_trigger3

After setting the target object or target position, a red line will appear between the trigger and the target position, and a white cube frame and the name of the trigger that teleported the line to this place will appear at the target position.

teleport_trigger4

13. Use of fake line¶

Fake lines, that is, FakePlayer, can be used by dragging them out from the Project window.

Getting to know fake lines¶

fake_line_script

Speed: Fake line speed. Default is 12
Character Material: Material used by fake lines
Start Position: Initial position of fake lines
First Direction: First direction of fake lines
Second Direction: Second direction of fake lines
Pool Size: Upper limit of fake line object pool
Is Wall: Is it a wall? If checked, the real line will crash into the fake line body
Draw Direction: After checking, arrows in the four directions of 0, 90, 180, and 270 will be drawn at the position of the fake line
Create Turn Trigger: Whether to generate a turn trigger
Synchronism With Player: Whether to synchronize the turn with the real line
Create Key: Key to generate a turn trigger
Trigger Rotation: Rotation angle of the turn trigger
Trigger Scale: Scale of the turn trigger

When starting playback, the fake line will automatically move to the initial position, that is, Start Position. If you need to change the initial position of the fake line, you can manually modify the value of Start Position, or click the Get Start Position button on the panel to automatically obtain the position.

After the turn trigger is generated, copy the parent object of the turn trigger, end playback, and paste it.

When pressing Create Key, the fake line will turn and generate a turn trigger in place. If Synchronism With Player is checked, the fake line will turn when the real line turns, and a turn trigger will be generated in place. After Synchronism With Player is checked, you will no longer be able to turn the fake line and generate a turn trigger by pressing Create Key.

Use fake lines¶

Add Fake Player Trigger code to the trigger and modify the settings on the code according to actual needs:

fake_line_trigger1 fake_line_trigger2 fake_line_trigger3

Target Player: Target fake line
Type: Trigger mode

When the trigger mode is Turn¶

Used to turn the fake line.

When the trigger mode is Change Direction¶

Used to change the direction of the fake line.

First Direction: New first direction
Second Direction: New second direction

When the trigger mode is Set State¶

Used to start and stop the movement of the fake line.

State: new state. Moving will start the fake line moving, Stopped will stop the fake line moving

Note: It is recommended to stop the movement of the fake line in time after the fake line leaves the camera's field of view.

14. Others¶

Use of percentage¶

Percentage, that is, Percentage, can be used by dragging it from the Project window.

percentage_display

There is Percentage code on the percentage panel:

percentage_script

Percentage: The percentage to be displayed. Including from 10% to 90%
Color: Percentage color

Note: Other components on the percentage panel do not need to be modified.

Add new quality¶

You can add new quality under Project Settings→Quality.

quality_add

Click the Add Quality Level button to add a new quality.

After adding a new quality, modify Name of Current Active Quality Level to set the quality name. Scroll down and change other quality settings.

After setting the new quality, go to the StartUI prefab under Assets/Resources/Prefabs and find the Controller object in the Hierarchy window on the left.

quality_find

There is a Set Game Quality code on the panel of this object. Add the name of the new quality in Quality Names.

quality_name

Note: Do not change other settings in the code at will.

After adding, exit the prefab editing interface, start playing, change the quality, and you can see the newly added quality.

quality_display

Material creation suggestions¶

When creating ordinary materials, use the Dancing Line Fanmade/Standard/Color Shader.

When creating transparent materials, use the Dancing Line Fanmade/Standard/Transparent Shader.

The tutorial ends here.