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Create an Cutscene that uses a Variable: Check Action to either turn the light on or off, depending on a bool's value. Set this as your scene's Cutscene On Load, and it will load after the variables have been restored. Alternatively, try moving th…
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It should work - you've set the Method to "Play Custom"? Please post a shot of the two Actions - it'll help to figure out.
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Sorry, I'm having trouble visualising this - what's the size of the panel? Could you post a shot?
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Will look into it for 1.42.
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Regular scene-based ActionLists (such as Interactions) cannot live as prefabs. However, ActionList assets exist for just this reason. In your Project windows Create menu, you can choose Create -> Adventure Creator -> ActionList asset, and cr…
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As of 1.41, a local player object will still work - though you should normally rely on a prefab in the Settings Manager. As for your camera problem, the Camera will automatically follow the player. I'm assuming your using the regular GameCamera? …
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Are you relying on Mecanim root motion, or AC? It could be a couple of things: 1) Your character's Deceleration variable is too low. 2) Your Destination accuracy slider in the Settings Manager is too high. This measures how close a node must be b…
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Can you upgrade to 1.41a (even in just a separate temp project) and let me know if the problem persists?
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There's likely all kinds of rare situations where you might want to temporarily change one variable in a manager - adding an "override" setting for one wouldn't be an ideal solution. I'd say a better way to do it would be to change the re…
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A good point. Excluding cursors from the cycle is probably the best way around this. I will look into it.
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Unity requires that the hardware cursor is the same size as it's texture. You'd have to change the size of the source image itself.
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Any AC Cutscene can be run through script by calling it's Interact () function. But if you're using the Unity UI, you can add an OnClick event to the Button to call this within the Inspector.
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Save game profiles is a planned future feature, but it's a complex one, and isn't possible just now.
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The manual states that this is for Keyboard / Controller, not Direct - that's a separate setting. I'm not clear what you mean by "X and Y axis" - if you can post a screenshot of your Input Manager, it'll be easier to see the problem.
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This shouldn't be happening - is this in a local scene object? So long as you don't duplicate ActionLists, or add multiple scripts to one object, you shouldn't have trouble. At what point do things disppear, and what version of AC are you using?
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Currently, you can only parameterise the the object to transform, and the Marker you're transforming to. Set the transform's type to "Copy Marker" - you can then choose which Marker is referenced with a param.
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You'll need to place a Collider on the default layer where the wall is - try using the default Collision Cube prefab in the Scene Manager.
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This is always going to be a bit of a hack, because the best way to do this is to modify the animation file itself. But try this line instead:GetComponent
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Have you managed to find the "invisible object" in the Hierarchy window? It's hard to give advice without knowing more. If you can find what it is exactly, post a screenshot and we'll see what can be done.
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The "Cutscene On Load" trick is generally for animation states - in the case of the gas can, it shouldn't be necessary. Instead of deleting the object, you could just make it invisible - attach the RememberVisibility script to save this. …
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