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Yes - for MeshCollider pathfinding to work, the active NavMesh has to be known by the Scene settings, and must be a single mesh. You could either bake your NavMesh and use Unity Navigation, or merge your meshes into a single one using a 3D tool.
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Hello @AnnaJoMargret, and welcome to the community. Managing multiple sprites from a single image is handled by Unity - not Adventure Creator. AC doesn't care where the sprites come from. To convert a sprite asset into a sprite sheet, view it's I…
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Not having used it myself, I'm afraid I can't offer much guidance. AC doesn't have much requirement in the way that levels are built - so long as there are colliders to walk on, and NavMeshes can be baked, things should be OK.
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Thank you, I will look into it.
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You're already writing your own integration script between AC and Motion Controller. Actions are only necessary if you want to trigger code as part of your game's Cutscenes / ActionLists.
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There is no Action for Salsa, as it doesn't require one. Please read Section 10.6 of the Manual to see how Salsa works with AC.
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You can disable the player systems using the Engine: Change systems Action. However, the standard animations will still play, because this will still be driven by the Animation engine - I've given you the steps needed to get around that. Instead o…
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Fair enough.
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Are you making use of save game profiles? If not, then you have no need for that label type.
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Currently no, but I will see if it's possible to allow variable tokens (e.g. [var:2] to represent the value of Variable 2) to be inserted into a Hotspot's name. String variables will be translatable in v1.51.
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The settings will vary from game to game - it's really a case of what works for you. If you find that there's an issue with navigation, only then should you look to change them - the default values are recommended for most games. The NavMesh searc…
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If your Player's Animation engine is set to Custom, he will cease to be animated by AC at all (even if you don't supply a custom script name). You can set this through script with the following command: AC.KickStarter.player.SetAnimEngine (Animati…
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I cannot recreate this - adding an Examine interaction to e.g. the Canvas in the Basement scene (Demo managers loaded) causes no such problem. Can you provide steps to reproduce it in the demo scene?
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Images of the Action, his Inspector, and the Mecanim window will be necessary.
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Removing an object causes added complexity because the player (after the object is removed) can load an earlier save, so that the object needs to be re-instantiated. For this to work, the object needs to be given the RememberTransform component, ha…
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It should do - is your UI a prefab or local to the scene?
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Which script did you copy? Do you mean you duplicated the ActionList asset / gameobject, or literally a script file? There was an issue with duplicating ActionLists a good while ago, but I thought it long-since fixed. Which version of AC are you …
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If you want to navigate a terrain, either bake a Unity NavMesh or export the terrain's mesh to a 3D tool, remove the vertices where you don't want characters to move, and re-import it as NavMesh to use with the MeshCollider method.
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Try clearing your Options data by clicking Reset options data at the bottom of the Settings Manager.
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Upload them to an image-hosting site such as imgur.com, and post the links here.
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