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"Input Button" refers to the listing in Unity's Input Manager - not the key itself.
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The resolutions are set by the tutorial's SetupOptionsMenu script - not by the Action. You can place Debug.Log statements inside the GenerateResolutionCycleOptions function to check what's running. Though, the behaviour will vary between builds an…
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(Quote) Use an Active Input to run an ActionList with the above Action. (Quote) You can lock the original Hotspot menu - it won't interfere with the duplicates that the Action creates.
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(Quote) There is no script to add - I'm saying to search AC's code for instances of the above. If AC is causing the layer change, that's the line that's causing it.
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Indeed, there are a few approaches - though which one is best will depend on your situation. In the case that a scene begins with a character jumping out of the window, I would say the easiest/cleanest way would be to place the character at their f…
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No problem. About these changes you're making: the NavMeshAgentIntegration script is designed to be standalone. If you want to make changes to it, you can duplicate/rename it and use this copy without it interfering with other AC scripts.
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OK. I've tweaked the above - give it another go.
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Typo. Replace: public bool flashDuration = 0.5f; with: public float flashDuration = 0.5f;
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Does it appear in the Actions Manager? It should be listed in the "Engine" category - not "Custom".
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The screenshots and test results aren't offering any clues. Unless it's coming from a non-AC script, the only real step is to do a search of any code that sets the object's layer to Ignore Raycast: gameObject.layer = LayerMask.NameToLayer (KickSta…
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Thanks for the details. The sprite-child's position is not set by AC. You can animate it as you are, but it will need to manually place it back at it's correct position again - either through script, or with another animation. As you're dealing w…
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Can you share the Inspector of your Player, the Hotspot, and the custom script you're using? I can only make general suggestions otherwise. The NavMeshAgentIntegration script sets the character's Motion control field automatically. If Use AC For …
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Try this: using UnityEngine;#if UNITY_EDITORusing UnityEditor;#endifusing Steamworks;namespace AC{ [System.Serializable] public class ActionCheckDLC : ActionCheck { public override ActionCategory Category { get { return ActionCatego…
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Are you using custom assembly definition files? I've tweaked the above script - give it another try.
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Was this meant for another thread? If AC is not showing in the top toolbar, then there's a compilation error somewhere. Check the Console window, but keep in mind that the Action above is intended for AC v1.73 or later.
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The filename must match the class name, ActionFlashHotSpots, and it's case-sensitive.
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(Quote) I'm afraid I cannot comment without seeing the issue for myself. I'm here and ready to help - but I will need to see screenshots that explain and illustrate the issue. (Quote) You can re-import AC from Unity's Package Manager. In what way…
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This updated script will let you enter the name of the menu and element you want to get the RectTransform for: using UnityEngine;using System.Collections;public class SpriteToUIMover : MonoBehaviour{ public string menuName; public string elem…
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And to you, @SkyTree!
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(Quote) Try attaching the Remember Hotspot component to it and set its Hotspot state on start to On.
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