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    Using Using Public Class Public Float Public Float Public Float Float Float Float New New New Void

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    Khan Sweetman
    This document contains a C# script that shakes the screen of a game object in Unity. The script uses timers and lerping to randomly displace the object's position over time within a set range and then return it to its default position. Variables control the shake duration, frequency, and displacement amount.

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    Using Using Public Class Public Float Public Float Public Float Float Float Float New New New Void

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    This document contains a C# script that shakes the screen of a game object in Unity. The script uses timers and lerping to randomly displace the object's position over time within a set range and then return it to its default position. Variables control the shake duration, frequency, and displacement amount.

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    Screenshake

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    This document contains a C# script that shakes the screen of a game object in Unity. The script uses timers and lerping to randomly displace the object's position over time within a set range and then return it to its default position. Variables control the shake duration, frequency, and displacement amount.

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    Using Using Public Class Public Float Public Float Public Float Float Float Float New New New Void

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    This document contains a C# script that shakes the screen of a game object in Unity. The script uses timers and lerping to randomly displace the object's position over time within a set range and then return it to its default position. Variables control the shake duration, frequency, and displacement amount.

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    /*******************************************************************************/

    /*!
    \file Screenshake.cs
    \author Khan Sweetman
    \par All content 2015 DigiPen (USA) Corporation, all rights reserved.
    \par Team That Thumb is Satin
    \brief
    File does does things. COOL things.
    */
    /*******************************************************************************/
    using UnityEngine;
    using System.Collections;
    public class Screenshake : MonoBehaviour
    {
    [SerializeField] public float ShakeTime = 0.5f;
    [SerializeField] public float Frequency = 12.0f;
    [SerializeField] public float Displacement = 0.5f;
    // Timers
    float Timer = 0.0f;
    float FreqTime = 0.0f;
    float FreqTimer = 0.0f;
    // Direction
    Vector3 DefaultPos = new Vector3();
    Vector3 NextPos = new Vector3();
    Vector3 PrevPos = new Vector3();
    // Use this for initialization
    void Start ()

    {
    // Grab variables
    DefaultPos = transform.localPosition;
    // TODO:
    // - Add an if check to see if we should programatically add the shaker
    // - else (assume we shake the object directly) { ... }
    }
    // Wrapper around core of this file. Call whenever you want to shake the camera.
    public void Shake()
    {
    // Update variables before beginning
    FreqTime = 1.0f / Frequency;
    FreqTimer = FreqTime;
    Timer = ShakeTime;
    PrevPos = NextPos = DefaultPos;
    StartCoroutine(ShakeCoroutine());
    }
    IEnumerator ShakeCoroutine()
    {
    // Shake while there is still time left to shake

    while (Timer > 0.0f)


    {
    // Calculate NewPos every time through the loop
    PrevPos = NextPos;
    NextPos = DefaultPos + Random.insideUnitSphere * Displacement;
    // Lerping towards this time interval's destination
    while (FreqTimer > 0.0f)
    {
    FreqTimer -= Time.deltaTime;
    float proportionalTime = (FreqTime - FreqTimer) / FreqTime;
    transform.localPosition = Vector3.Lerp(PrevPos, NextPos, proportionalTime);
    yield return null;
    }
    // Update Timer using the time passed in FreqTimer's loop
    Timer -= FreqTime;
    FreqTimer = FreqTime;
    }

    // Return to center, aka, the original offset from parent position


    // Returns in a timespan of FreqTime
    // Only do this if not being shaken
    FreqTimer = FreqTime;
    PrevPos = NextPos;
    while (transform.localPosition != DefaultPos && Timer < 0.0f)
    {
    FreqTimer -= Time.deltaTime;
    float proportionalTime = 1.0f / ((FreqTime - FreqTimer) / FreqTime);
    transform.localPosition = Vector3.Lerp(PrevPos, DefaultPos, proportionalTime);
    yield return null;
    }
    }

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