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Welcome to the forum, @eirsik. At exactly what point do these errors appear, and do they appear to have any impact on your game? What platform are you working on, and building to? Though it may be caused by your use of the RememberTrigger compone…
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Is this Talk_R named such because it's the right-facing talk animation (or which you also have _U, _D, _L and such), so that your default Talk animation name in the NPC Inspector is just "Talk"? If so, you'll want to name your angry talk …
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I'm afraid I can't see any issue with this feature in particular - what platform are you working on, and do things get better if you load either of the Demo Managers/scenes? 5.5 will require an official AC update for compatibility, so either way I …
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Afraid not. The current scene must be hidden while AC loads in order to mask data being changed. You can make use of loading screens, however.
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No, but there should be - I'll expose the control field in the Action in the next release.
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Anything being listed in the Console? I'll look into it - it wouldn't be the first time a Unity update has stopped AC from working, though you should always use the most recent official Unity release, rather than a beta, as AC does not officially su…
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Doy, yes - Awake, not OnAwake. Thanks @Alverik
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You can use the Character: Animate Action to change a character's standard animations (walk, talk etc), but the exact workflow depends on the Animation engine. Which one does your NPC use?
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Not currently, but I will add an input that allows for this, named e.g. "EndConversation". Then mapping an invisible Menu Button to simulate this input would then allow for that.
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You could hack the Char.cs script to accept an Animator on a child object. Look for the GetAnimator function and replace GetComponent with GetComponentInChildren (which I believe also checks for components on the same object).
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Post a thread in Technical Q&A with more detail and I might be able to give some advice.
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Did you copy the original Manager assets when creating your project, or use the New Game Wizard?
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That's because the UI is instantiated at runtime. You may get it working if you rename "OnEnable" to "OnAwake", but otherwise you'll have to place it on an empty GameObject in every scene.
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You can't, sorry - see the license text file included with the TutorialFiles assets package.
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No, Unity won't let them be found. What exactly are you disabling? AC has ways of disabling logic in-game.
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The Camera and _Camera components are different - add the standard Unity Camera component as well. AC will automatically disable it when active.
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Welcome to the community, @GTadeon. You can skip speech by pressing the "SkipSpeech" input, which you can map to a key within Unity's Input Manager. You also have options related to speech-skipping within AC's Speech Manager.
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I would have to see your chain of Actions in order to know if that's an issue or a user error.
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Try placing it on an empty GameObject in your scene instead.
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Which version of AC? One chain of Actions waiting shouldn't affect the other. Have you set the ActionList's When running field to Run In Background?. Another approach might be to place the "sequence stopping" Actions in a separate Cutsc…
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