Compatibility Adventure Creator and Game Creator in one project
Adventure Creator = AC
Game Creator = GC
I will warn you in advance, I am from Russia and my English leaves much to be desired, so please forgive me in advance))
I'm a novice for games development and I don't know much about it yet. My goal is to make the game as soon as possible, for this I use assets and came across two very similar, but still different assets, AC and GC. Each of them has its own advantages and disadvantages, and I would like to use both, so I decided to ask this question here. Has anyone tried to do this and what happened? Were there any problems, and if so, what were they? And how did you manage to combine these two assets?
Thank you in advance!
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Welcome to the community, @Arsen_.
See the Manual's "Integrating new code" and "Integrating other gameplay" chapters for a general guide to using AC with other assets.
I don't have experience with GC myself, though as I understand it, it looks to be a "Base level" asset much in the same way that AC attempts to be.
I'm not aware of your exact needs or situation, but I would expect that it would be best to choose only one or the other - and use other assets that don't need to be "base level" to handle other things that you need. Playmaker being a good example.
Which one you choose would be down to what kind of game you want to make - particularly if you're new to game development and short of time. In this case, I would recommend using AC only if you're looking to make a traditional, non-combat adventure game - which is what AC is intended for.
Thank you for the answer, @ChrisIceBox and sorry for taking so long to answer (took so long to choose) and chose AC, but I had a little problem, I chose the "direct" control, but there is no jump in it. How can I fix this?
Is this for a 3D game?
AC's direct control will respond to an input named "Jump" in Unity's Input settings, but your Player will need to have a Rigidbody component as well. Check your Console for messages when pressing an input named "Jump" - it should tell you what the issue is if he doesn't appear to be responding.
Now I'm studying a video on creating a 3D game (on your channel) and doing everything as it is, but I wanted to add a jump. I will attach a screenshot of the console link.
https://prnt.sc/tdktaa
The jump didn't work because of my error. Everything is fine now. Thank you for your responsiveness @ChrisIceBox!