StressBall for Unity
Life’s problems are best solved when you aren’t worrying about them and waiting for a lightmap or occulsion area to bake can be pretty darn boring. Battle the difficult moments in your day with StressBall when you need a breath of fresh fun while still looking completely productive.
StressBall is a simple and fun toy that integrates directly into the Unity editor and has been optimized to ensure it will never interfere with your project’s frame rate. Just install the package, save your project and launch it from Window > Pixelplacement > StressBall menu in Unity.
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[…] Stress Ball from Pixel Placement brings Therapy to Unity3D By Mani | January 7, 2011 | Tools and Extensions | View Comments Bob Berkebile, maker of the iTween animation library, has come up with a neat component that is like having a therapist right in your Unity3D environment. It reminds me of those spongy things that you squeeze to avoid breaking stuff that cost you money. Either way, here’s a video of me in my therapy session with the stress ball. Drop by Bob’s site, Pixelplacement.com to see more of his work and to destress with the Stress Ball. […]
Updated the package as it seems I left a file out on the last post.
[…] StressBall by pixel placement (creator of iTween): a (free) mini game inside Unity3D’s interface to help you waiting during computation […]
Cool. 🙂
This is really cool, thanks!
I guess I have done something wrong. I downloaded and it imported but there is no instance of the game on the menu under windows or anywhere else on that menu area. It is however in my project window but I can not get it to run from there no matter what I try???
Break it to me gently I know I fed up just hit me with the bad news///
thanks
Under ‘Window’ on the top menu there should be an option for ‘Pixelplacement’ and then ‘StressBall’ should be under that. Try quitting and relaunching Unity if you still don’t see it. What version of Unity are you running?