I can't find a way in the ActionList Editor to switch which sprite an Object or Hotspot is using, but perhaps I'm not looking in the right place?

I've seen posts mention using an animation for something similar, but this object (and many others) literally only has the 'on' and 'off' sprite, so creating the whole animation workflow every time an object changes seems a bit overkill?

Or am I missing a much simpler process for this?

I would love to have an extra feature, tough.

Every time I need to display text coming from a variable value (for instance, a little disclaimer text, splash screen texts, end credits, and a long etc. that I need to show in the correct language), as far as I know, I need to use AC Menus to accomplish that.

The downside of it is that I have to create menus for that, then link to the Unity UI text that was already created, and then I need to manually set an actionlist to show/hide the new menu for instance in the scene I'm including the UI Text element.

I really think there could be a simpler way of doing that, maybe just by adding a "AC component" into the Text element? Or something that let us create a text box in a scene and have the ability to display values coming from variables.

I hope it makes sense. Thanks a lot for all the support!

I encountered a strange behavior while creating Events Editor → Speech: Start (and Stop).

Whenever I click the "+" button to create an ActionList and then try to rename the auto-generated ActionList, the parameter disappears.

Here is a link to a short video showing the issue:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DsyXTqgWVXtYmHdBbppWRUON233RdV9W/view?usp=sharing

I may be missing something on my end, but if this is a bug, I hope this helps.

The buttons at the bottom have no other purpose but to show the names of the ingredients. The buttons on the top change the ingredients & variables.

Unity v.6000.3.7f1
AC v.1.85.5

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/hg48onm6kgj0tgdm8x3mo/AMQhsIFpPQ92m7puRBJvtWg?rlkey=hskym40spl4by0cx6w5n2j6t2&st=4b2z7am2&dl=0

What would interest me is that would there be a way to set my own defaults for the characters I make. Settings in the NPC, footsteps settings, collider size, etc.

Also, I liked it better before when I could just restart the NPC creation for another character, now it just closes when I'm done creating a character.

This is not very important nor urgent, it's more a question for future AC updates:

I currently have over 120 variables in my current project. I had never had so many before. One of the issues I am facing is when I have to scroll through the list of variables in an action (ie. Variable Set or Variable Check). The list can only be scrolled with the very small arrows at the top and bottom of the window, and the scrolling speed is quite slow, which means it takes time to go to the last variable of the list.

I was wondering if there would be a way to optimize this? What about one of those options:

• giving the possibility to manually type in the name of a variable?
• making a list that has a scrolling bar on the right?
• giving the possibility to scroll with the mouse wheel?
• giving the posibility to scroll with the keyboard arrow keys or keyboard scroll keys?
• etc.

Or maybe there already is a way to sort it out? Thanks for your great work on AC and for your help!

I had never noticed until now that when you are on an interface that activates by clicking on the access point with an action list with turn on and you click on the Pause menu, the interface deactivates.

And so, when we make a summary to return to the game, the user interface is disabled. How can I keep the enabled UIs active even if we pause the game ?

Because I think there's another easier way than having to add each UI manually in the pause menu to keep it enabled ?

Thank you for your answers. And by the way, I wish you all a happy holiday season.

Please test the newly added Formula functionality before releasing it.
I had to modify your code to get it to work successfully.

Static\Enums.cs
Line 120:

public enum SetParamMethod { EnteredHere=0, Random=2, CopiedFromGlobalVariable=1, CopiedFromLocalVariable=6, CopiedFromComponentVariable=5, CopiedFromParameter=3, CopiedFromAnimator=4, Formula=7 };

Actions\ActionParamSet.cs
Line 414:

switch (_parameter.parameterType)
{
    case ParameterType.Float:
        floatValue = (float) AdvGame.CalculateFormula (runtimeFormula);
        _parameter.SetValue(floatValue);
        break;

    case ParameterType.Integer:
    case ParameterType.PopUp:
        intValue = (int) AdvGame.CalculateFormula (runtimeFormula);
        _parameter.SetValue(intValue);

I discovered a piece of code that needs to be modified when using the Input System. In Moveable_PickUp.cs, line 495:

protected new void UpdateZoom ()
{
    float zoom = Input.GetAxis ("ZoomMoveable");

should be changed to:

protected new void UpdateZoom ()
{
    float zoom = KickStarter.playerInput.InputGetAxis ("ZoomMoveable");

When fixing a bug in the ActionList Editor during testing, if you're in Play mode, the changes revert to their pre-fix state...

I thought it would be nice to have a force save feature, like dragging a prefab from the Hierarchy into the Project view.

I know there are many other priorities, but I would appreciate it if you could consider this.

The objective system works well as both a quest tracker and hint system—essential features for modern adventure games. However, I'd like to propose some improvements to enhance usability:

1. Streamlined Visual Organization
   The current system can become cluttered as objectives accumulate. The display order should automatically follow the Menu's sorting sequence rather than relying on manual ID ordering. This would allow new objectives to be inserted without requiring manual reordering to maintain the intended display sequence. (Note: I mentioned this issue in a previous post a few weeks ago, but wanted to reiterate it here as part of these broader improvements.)

2. Toggle for Completed Objectives
   Add a player-accessible toggle option to show/hide completed objectives from the active list. This would give players control over UI density and help them focus on current tasks without scrolling through already-finished objectives.

3. Enhanced UI with Categorization
   Implement a tab-based system to separate objectives by status (e.g., "In Progress" vs. "Completed"). This would provide better organization and improved navigation, especially in games with numerous objectives. With this categorization in place, the toggle option from point #2 may not be necessary, as completed objectives would already be isolated in their own tab.

These changes would significantly improve the objective system's scalability and user experience as quest lists grow throughout gameplay.

Cheers!

I have a small problem when I want to switch back to the original player which is Player 0. Player 0 is empty because I don't use a character for the main phases. It's just simple point and click without a character.

In player switching, I have several characters, I switch between characters by clicking on buttons on my UI depending on the character I want to use. For example, the B button to simply switch to character B (Player 1).

I also have a button to be able to siwtcher to the default characters so the Player 0 but the problem is that as the character in my list is empty I can't go back to this player. But since I don't want to use a player because as I said I don't want to use a character for the main phases, how do I go about going back to my Player 0 ?

Because even if for player 0 I add a prefab like for example a simple cube where I disabled the mesh renderer so as not to see it and add in an action list at the beginning of the level the fact of disabling the movements, the cameras are still in focus on the player.

I would like the player 0 to be like non-existent. I don't want the camera to focus on player 0 because it's just there for me to switch between characters.

Thank you for your answers.

For example, I have an inventory that allows the player to remove items. As it stands, the items just suddenly disappear, so I thought it might look nice and less jarring if I could add a little subtle fade as the item is removed

If it can't be done or you don't think it's worth it then no problem

The menu with the hover sound is a Unity UI menu with a sorting order of 0.

The menu in the foreground has a sort order of 5.

Raycasting is on for the menu in the foreground.

I can't click on the menu behind (which is correct), but it still registers the cursor hovering over it because the hover sound is still played.

I'm using Unity 6.3 (although it's done this in previous versions too), and AC 1.85.4

1)
In our game, players can load their save files. Naturally, we’re using the AC save system with both built-in and custom Remember scripts. We’ve noticed that some Remember components save their state correctly, but don’t load it properly afterward. Unfortunately, there were no error messages.
Is this a known issue, perhaps?
The affected objects were prefabs (with “Retain in prefab” enabled), and there were around 20–30 objects with Remember scripts (Custom IDs).The scene was loaded through a menu using an element of type Load (Slots). This issue often occurred with RememberVariables, which didn’t correctly update their target Variable components after loading.

Is there a limit to the number of objects that can be saved, beyond which some Remember scripts may fail to trigger?

2)
In our custom nodes, we sometimes catch errors using try–catch clauses. Is there something similar available for built-in nodes? We’ve observed that some ActionLists (both asset-based and scene-based) occasionally don’t complete their execution (from start to finish), and no error message appears. We suspect this happens mostly with the Sound: Play node.

Is there a global setting to ensure that a node completes execution even if an internal error occurs? Or how is the workflow to handle intern errors.

3)
We also use the Speech Manager with the option to export all texts to a CSV file.
Because we have many types of dialogue and text, our translators sometimes struggle to understand the context — certain related text sections don’t share the same ID, and therefore don’t appear next to each other in the CSV table. I’ve tried tagging texts differently, but AC only allows the standard built-in tags (like Speech, Hotspot, Dialog Option etc.).

Is there any workaround for this limitation?

4)
We’re aware of global and local variables, and we use them as follows:
Local variables: for scene-specific objects or dependencies
Global variables: for player decisions that affect the entire game
Now that we’re using both types, I wonder whether AC provides a way to store temporary state data, for example, to check at the start of a dialogue whether the player “knows” something specific — and based on that, unlock certain dialogue options. I suppose we could do this using local variables, but that feels a bit cluttered.

Is there another solution or workaround to store and use data temporarily, especially within dialogues?