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Are you using any other assets in your scene, for example UFPS? What version of AC and Unity are you using?
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What version of AC are you using? If you're not using the latest, please update as a few fixes in that area were made recently. If it continues regardless, it could well be specific to your setup - so please provide screenshots of a sample Cutscen…
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It's at the top of the Game window. You'll likely also have to enforce the aspect ratio in the Settings Manager to 1.78.
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Currently, the baked NavMesh has to match up as closely as possible to any colliders that are on the NavMesh layer - because it's the colliders that record the "intended" position. This is why NavMeshSegments are available: if you just re…
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If that's the case, I'd recommend exporting your terrain into a 3D model application, and creating a simplified, low-poly variant of it to use as a custom mesh-collider.
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Have you tried baking your terrain using Unity's built-in Navigation window? NavMesh segments are more of a convenience, but you don't need to use them. Have a watch of this part of the 2.5D tutorial, as it covers the use of pre-existing meshes to…
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AC will temporarily disable it's own menu system while taking a screenshot, but I'm not sure about Unity UI-based ones. I'll see if this is a bug, or just a missing feature. Either way, I'll see to it.
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Yes, have a read of this tutorial.
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The script's been renamed/declared correctly - you just have to place the right code in the Run function. Since yours occurs instantly, it's very simple: override public float Run () { AC.KickStarter.playerInput.cursorIsLocked = true; return…
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Because NavMeshes are only for pathfinding. If you want to use Direct control, you have to make use of Colliders to restrict your player's movement. A tutorial on placing down colliders in your scene can be found here. Though the tutorial is for …
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Yes.
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You'd want a custom script for that. By itself, AC is intended for more passive games, not combat ones - though it can work alongside combat if scripted properly.
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Have you followed the instruction given and enabled 'IK pass' in your Animator's base layer? You will also need to make sure their Rig is a Humanoid and set up correctly.
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You can use the Engine: Manage systems Action to disable the Interaction system completely. That may be enough.
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1. Uncheck Items can be re-ordered in Menu?. If this option is off, then spaces between item slots should automatically be removed. Is this not happening? Try switching to the default Demo_MenuManager asset file and see if it occurs there as well…
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Place them on the MainCamera, as @klarax suggests - the MainCamera will "copy" itself onto all other cameras in the scene, including the first-person one.
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The Turning type option for First Person was added in v1.47.
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Open up your Console window - anything in there to take note of? The screenshot doesn't show the shape of the NavMesh - what's it look like? Check that your Movement method is Point And Click (Settings Manager), you Pathfinding method is Polygon C…
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Of course! Just create a new Menu in your Menu Manager, and inside that create a Button. If you have Test in Game Window? at the top checked, you'll be able to preview it while you change the style properties, and then set the button's Click type …
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To do what, exactly? Zoom the camera's FOV? Pinching gestures need extra scripting, yes.
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