Update 080511

Not updated in a couple of weeks (oops) But progress has been made for sure.

My current goal (today) is to create a 'splash page' a page which is launched before the playable part, basically a menu screen. With the logo, a couple of GUI buttons and a background of some sort.

My task today is to create alternating cameras for my background, that  are set up in key area to provide a more interesting menu screen instead of a static image. I have come up against a couple of problems, one being that I can't get the cameras for function right on a timer, essentially alternating and looping through different cameras automaticly, the problem I have is that it skips camera 1 (of 3 at the moment) sticks on 2 for around 20 seconds and then jumps to 3 for the remainder of the time and doesn't loop. I'll look into that in more depth later on but for the minute I have the function running and looping with a ".GetKey" function running for 1, 2, and 3 numeric keys.

Heres is the pain in the arse code with the .GetKey funtion.

1. function Update () {
2.  if(Input.GetKey("1")){
3.   Debug.Log("Using Camera One");
4.   camSwap(1);
5.  }
6.  if(Input.GetKey("2")){
7.   Debug.Log("Using Camera Two");
8.   camSwap(2);
9.  }
10.  if(Input.GetKey("3")){
11.   Debug.Log("Using Camera Three");
12.   camSwap(3);
13.  }
14. }
15.  
16. function camSwap(currentCam : int){
17.  var cameras = GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag("cam");
18.  
19.  for (var cams : GameObject in cameras){
20.   cams.GetComponent(Camera).enabled = false;
21.  }  
22.  
23.  var oneToUse : String = "Camera"+currentCam;
24.  gameObject.Find(oneToUse).GetComponent(Camera).enabled = true;
25. }

 Excuse the numbers, pasted this straight from the script editor.

So hopefully by the end of today I will have a functioning splash page Complete with Logo and 2 GUI buttons (PLAY and ABOUT OVERLAND)

Aside from that I am plugging along with texturing and adding small features to flesh the world out. though the texturing is taking up a lot of time.