Started the whole project over and went with the Unity Universal Rendering Pipeline. This allows the use of some great effects and really makes some of the textures shine as you can see.
New angel wings, still a wip but I they were kind of built on a whim.
The new charge attack uses the ummorpg buffskill set to buff your speed until you hit your goal. This works in the linux environment and looks great! Also got my youtube channel cleaned up a little so feel free to subscribe and leave comments!
got the capes working on mount and while he runs, huge hurdle. turns out there was an override in ummorpg player.cs that goes to the default animator controller instead of any children controllers in use. by adding && info.location.name != “Cape” we can bypass this override and use the animator controller as desired.
Animator anim = go.GetComponent<Animator>(); if (anim != null && info.location.name != “Cape”) { // assign main animation controller to it anim.runtimeAnimatorController = animator.runtimeAnimatorController; // restart all animators, so that skinned mesh equipment will be // in sync with the main animation RebindAnimators(); }
finally got the malber’s animation to work with ummorpg. Also fixed an issue with the characters rotation during strafe. The results are beautiful.
Utilizing Faiyth’s addons for ummorpg has been an uphill battle. There are so many great options available through this package, but they conflict with a lot of other assets we are already using. There’s also a lot of options available in her package that require a lot of fine tuning to work properly. However we now have hitboxes on the weapons that should work precisely in combat. This is awesome for the player because now you will see damage produced when collisions occur.
sometimes the standalone player will turn off the animator for npc’s and monsters. The easiest quick fix for this problem is to force them on. Here is the quick solution, and it really works wonders.
public class animatorfixer : MonoBehaviour
{
public Animator anim;
// Start is called before the first frame update
void Start()
{
anim = GetComponent<Animator>();
anim.enabled = true;
}
}To incorporate the sounds into this game a custom script was written which handles the audio clips. There is a Master clip and 2 children.
public class zonemusic1 : MonoBehaviour
{
public audiomaster audiomaster;
public AudioClip clip1;
void OnTriggerEnter(Collider other)
{
if (other.CompareTag("Player"))
{
audiomaster.play(clip1); //from audiomaster
}
}
void OnTriggerExit(Collider other)
{
if (other.CompareTag("Player"))
{
audiomaster.stop();
}
}
}
zone music handles the audio source collision logic for the audio master. There are 3 empty game objects, one parent and two children. The variables for the audio source and audio master are assigned in the inspector window as follows.
The sound master uses the following code to handle playing the first song throughout the login/character selection/and first zone. This seamless transition is then altered when collisions are detected n the zonemusic class. There is logic for a slider that is then assigned for the soundmaster to be handled in the main menu.
public class audiomaster : MonoBehaviour
{
public Slider volumeSlider;
public AudioSource audiosource;
public AudioClip defaultClip; //the default clip that will play at start up
void Start()
{
audiosource.clip = defaultClip;
audiosource.Play();
}
public void play(AudioClip clip1){
if (clip1.name == audiosource.clip.name && audiosource.isPlaying) { return; } //if were already playign the default clip
audiosource.clip = clip1;
audiosource.Play();
}
public void stop(){
if (defaultClip == audiosource.clip) { return; }
audiosource.clip = defaultClip;//when exiting trigger can revert to default audioclip
audiosource.Play();
}
void OnEnable()
{
//Register Slider Events
volumeSlider.onValueChanged.AddListener(delegate { changeVolume(volumeSlider.value); });
}
//Called when Slider is moved
void changeVolume(float sliderValue)
{
audiosource.volume = sliderValue;
}
void OnDisable()
{
//Un-Register Slider Events
volumeSlider.onValueChanged.RemoveAllListeners();
}
}Variables for the slider and Default clip are assigned in the inspector as follows.
I had a cape controller that I wrote myself, but I lost it. Actually I made it again, and then lost it again. So on my third attempt I contacted some professionals and they said to use Dynamic Bone. So far it looks good while running, still having problems with fast root animations. Looks good and the price is right, though. Have a look here: https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/animation/dynamic-bone-16743
Started texturing old models to give the game a little more pizzaz, they’re coming out pretty nicely.