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Hey @ChrisIceBox I'm going to need a little more info as to where the perspective override is. If I create a fresh new scene (so no AC structure has been decided) I see this: (Image) Still not seeing any perspective options in the Scene Manager!
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Made some progress! Simply I made a default Unity camera in the scene and tagged it 'MainCamera'. The scene runs with AC functionality and seems to show the UI objects I setup.
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Hi @ChrisIceBox I'm going to need a bit more guidance. I can't see any perspective option at the top of Scene Manager: (Image) Also, I cannot assign a camera to the scene settings. If I click 'create' next to the default camera AC informs me a f…
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@ChrisIceBox That sounds really interesting. Thanks for the heads up.
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In classic me fashion, after posting the question I stumble on the answer. Triggers seem to be the thing I want. With those you can set an object to detect and then run appropiate actions. For some reason I had it in my head that only player object…
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Side note @ChrisIceBox, doing this to my player also fixed the wall climb issue which meant I could set the char.cs values back to default.
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All fixed. Instead of attaching physic materials to my walls and all other objects my player might bump into I instead went ahead and added a 2nd collider to my player. This is a bit wider than the original one and creates a no friction 'buffer'. L…
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Hi Chris, I changed the value on line 3577. I couldn't find any reference to it on line 3751: (Image) This change however does prevent the player from climbing walls via jumping. I've also noticed that if the player jumps towards a wall they do…
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Ah! Update needed. Didn't realise I wasn't running the latest AC version.
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@ChrisIceBox I'm getting a lack of definition for .OnEndActionList via EventManager. OnBeginActionList however auto-completes fine inside Visual Studio. (Image) AC Ver# 1.66.2
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@ChrisIceBox Thank you sir. In that case I'll migrate over to events today. :)
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@ChrisIceBox In my case I'm using AreActionsRunning() on a particular action list variable. So like: public ActionList testActionlist;void update(){print(testActionlist.AreActionsRunning());} Early tests suggest it just reports the state of the p…
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That bool check was exactly what I needed. Again, thanks to AC what I thought might take me a week or so to develop ended up taking 3 hours. https://twitter.com/Hi_ImTemmy/status/1102692554611609600
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AreActionsRunning() This might be what I'm looking for!
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@ChrisIceBox Thanks Chris. Instead of putting the logic into the action list and having to duplicate the setup for all NPC action lists, I've opted to have it handled in a reusable script. First results are promising! Are there ways in script to kn…
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@ChrisIceBox Thanks Chris. I need to do some more learning regarding types and the like! That's working great.
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Success! (Image) If anyone is ever faced with a similar challenge, because AC uses Time.timescale, I found the best method to pause the movement of rigidbodies was to set .IsKinematic = true on inventory open, and then revert back to false on clo…
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@ChrisIceBox Good to know. Kinematic method it is.
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@ChrisIceBox Out of interest, when the player closes a menu (such as the inventory) is there any sort of automatic Time.timeScale = 1; happening behind the scenes? I'm getting slightly unexpected results when using the method Time.timeScale = 0 to …
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@ChrisIceBox Yeah, disabling unfreeze was the first thing I tried with no luck. That just prevented the action list from processing. You're absolutely right. Into the world of freezing and unfreezing rigidbodies I go!
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