UFPS - mouse look

adamg

To start with, I am using the latest Unity, UFPS and Adventure Creator. 

I loaded the player prefabs and followed the instructions on how to use UFPS and AC together. However, after trying all 3 prefabs, and making my own, I can't get the mouse to look around. The forwards, back left and right, jump controls work great. Just can't look around..

Any ideas how I might be going wrong.

Many thanks in advance!  

MinpinStudios

I had the same problem, make sure that the "Lock cursor in screen´s centre when game begins?" in the AC Game Editor Settings is checked.

adamg

Thanks MinpinStudios

That didn't seem to work for me though. Maybe I am missing the mouse inputs of something? Anyone else have any ideas please?

MinpinStudios

Oh yes I forgot that!

You have to make two new inputs, Mouse X and Mouse Y and change type to mouse movement on those and of course axis to X and Y.

ChrisIceBox

UFPS and AC are both "Complete projects" on the Asset Store, so will both try to overwrite the Inputs / Tags etc with their respective requirements.  Since AC has much fewer requirements (covered in section 1.1 of the manual), I'd recommend installing AC then UFPS, so that UFPS has last-say on what the set-up is.

adamg

Thanks so much! I will give it another go tomorrow

I have read the manual ~ but have only been using Unity for about 6 weeks. >__< 

I am sure my project will be much nicer with mouse smoothing!

Thanks again

adamg

I read that I should do it the other way around on the tutorial:

". But since UFPS makes more changes, it is easier to install UFPS before Adventure Creator."

Read it here:  http://www.adventurecreator.org/tutorials/integrating-ultimate-fps

I am about to try it the other way as you suggested, will let you know how it goes..

radiantboy

possibly ticking "blocks mouse look" will help on the ufps guy.

adamg

Thanks everyone Got it working by installing AC and then UFPS. Then I went and fiddled with the inputs a bit  

Thanks for your help!

MinpinStudios

I installed UFPS first as well since it says so in the manual, I don´t have any problems so far though, hope it wont cause problems further down the road   :-/

ChrisIceBox

I've corrected the tutorial - AC should be imported first.

The original instructions were fine, in that you're OK to import AC second so long as you don't import the Inputs and Layers - but I've re-written them to make things easier: import AC, import UFPS, then re-add AC's small number of needed Inputs / Tags manually following the guide in section 1.1 of the manual.

MinpinStudios

I installed AC after UFPS with both inputs and layers, I got mine working but should I start over from the beginning with installing AC first just to be on the safe side or can I fix eventual problems with inputs/layers later on if problems occur?

ChrisIceBox

Nothing's irreversible - it's all just settings that the user can edit.  I should think that UFPS covers what needs to be set up in it's manual as well, but you can always re-import UFPS at any time in your project.