Rana Khan IT 201 Project 2

Previous Features:

Display Mouse Position:

• Input: Captures the mouse's X and Y position on the screen using Input.mousePosition.
• Process: Updates a UI Text element to reflect the current mouse position every frame.
• Output: The text updates in real-time, showing the user's mouse location on the lower-left corner of the screen.

Create/Destroy 3D Objects:

• Input: Detects a left mouse click using Input.GetMouseButtonDown(0).
• Process: Depending on the dropdown menu value, it spawns a Cube, Sphere, or Cylinder prefab at the mouse's world position. The object is destroyed after 3 seconds using a coroutine.
• Output: A 3D object is spawned at the location clicked, and it disappears after 3 seconds.

Change Primitive Shape:

• Input: A dropdown menu is used for selecting the primitive shape (Cube, Sphere, Cylinder).
• Process: The selected shape is used when the user clicks to create a new object.
• Output: The object that spawns will be the selected shape from the dropdown menu.

Change Color:

• Input: Three sliders for Red, Green, and Blue values control the color.
• Process: As the sliders are adjusted, the color of the next object to be created (or the currently existing object) changes in real-time.
• Output: The object created will have the color determined by the slider values.

New Features:

Feature 1: Shape Spawning with Customization

• Input: Left mouse click on the game screen.
• Process: Based on the selected shape in the dropdown (cube, sphere, or cylinder), the script spawns the shape at the mouse's world position.
• Customization:
  • Color: Controlled by three RGB sliders, allowing users to adjust the spawned shape’s color.
  • Size: Adjusted via a size slider, changing the shape’s scale from small (0.1) to large (3.0 times its original size).
  • Random Rotation: If the "Random Rotation" toggle is enabled, the shape spawns with a randomized rotation.
• Output: The selected shape, with specified color, size, and rotation, is displayed in the game world at the clicked position.

Feature 2: Timed Deletion with Toggle Control

• Input: A toggle for timed deletion and a slider to set the deletion time (1 to 10 seconds).
• Process: If the "Timed Deletion" toggle is active, the shape will automatically be destroyed after the specified time from the slider.
• Output: The shape disappears after the chosen delay if timed deletion is enabled, otherwise, it remains in the scene.

Feature 3: Dynamic Camera Zoom

• Input: Arrow keys (up/down).
• Process: The up and down arrow keys adjust the main camera’s field of view, effectively zooming in and out within a range of 20 to 100 degrees.
• Output: Real-time zoom adjustment as the arrow keys are pressed, changing the view on the scene.

Feature 4: Display Mouse Position & Digital Clock

• Mouse Position Display:
  • Input: Real-time mouse movement.
  • Process: Updates the mousePositionText UI element with the current screen X and Y coordinates of the mouse position.
  • Output: Real-time display of the mouse position on the screen as text.
• Digital Clock:
  • Input: System time.
  • Process: Updates the clockText UI element with the current system time in "HH:mm " format every frame.
  • Output: A live digital clock in the game interface displaying the current time.