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You already can! Any scene-based ActionList can draw their Actions from an asset file - just open the Interaction's Inspector and change Actions source to Asset File.
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Glad to hear it.
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Looking good!
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I have replied to your email regarding this - please do not repost, I answer all issues when I can. You simply have to add your new cursors to the Interaction menu, by selecting the menu in the Menu Manager and creating new Interaction elements tha…
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And what is the error? Please post the full message as it appears in the Console - any advice would only be guesswork without it.
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Local to what? You can already move an object "by" an amount, rather than to an absolute position. You could also write a custom Action to do what you need.
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I will try to recreate this. Is there any apparent pattern to when it flickers or is instant?
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You don't need to resort to calling the Action's Skip function directly (and that will cause problems if you do). Instead you want to invoke the "EndCutscene" Input button. I would recommend testing this out as an input key before making…
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Welcome to the community, @jvdahmen. Without seeing screenshots of your scene, I can only give a list of things to check for.* Ensure that your Camera perspective in the Settings Manager is set to 2D, and Moving and turning is set to Unity 2D. * Ma…
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The relative rotation feature has always been quite screwy. If the Euler rotation? option makes no difference, I would recommend switching to use Animations instead if you can.
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And if you switch back to Adventure Creator as your Menu's source, does it then act as you'd expect? Post a shot of your Menu's properties.
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Regardless of the subject matter, AC is not a physics or deformation tool and doesn't advertise itself as such. If you're looking for softbody interactions, you'll certainly have to look for another asset to provide this functionality.
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I believe it is a Unity thing, but I'm sure you can have a separate child sprite animated using the same base Animator component. What you probably want to do is have something like a final layer that animates the "enabled" state of the T…
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It could be that it's a matter of shader code not having the same effect as before due to changes in Unity itself. I didn't write the MatteShadow shader - in fact it's from the very thread you linked to. Unfortunately I don't know anything about s…
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One way to achieve close-ups are covered in this part of the 3D tutorial.
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Do you have a transition on the UI? If you remove it, the change should be instant. What kind of transition are you using?
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This is to do with Unity, rather than AC, but it certainly is possible to have multiple sprites on a character animate together - and people have been doing this in other games. Place a single Animator component on your sprite child, which should a…
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If you give a character 3D components (capsule collider, rigidbody) as well as a standard sprite child, then it should work automatically. Try using the Character Wizard to create your character - if you make a 2D character when the game's Camera p…
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As it was brought up in another thread, I'll be adding a new feature that will allow you to limit a Conversation's dialogue options by whether or not a specific inventory item is currently carried. So giving it the same name/icon as this item would…
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You can't make a new mesh in AC or Unity. You create one in an external 3D tool such as Blender and import it - this is how the mesh in the 3D Demo is made.
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