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Searched the whole evening for this solution. Simple, good explanation, nice visuals, great video!

Good video thank you.

Hey, I don't know if you still reply to comments here or not, but if you do. I'm having that issue where my AI like, stutters or something when arriving to his destination and I assume it's something to do with the idle animation you mentioned, but I tried changing it with an IPC walk and it still looks really weird. I'm using the enemy movement script from the github. I took a little gyazo video to show it and will list below. One other thing I am having a problem with is, where we do this section in the synchronize bool shouldMove = Velocity.magnitude > 0.5f && Agent.remainingDistance > Agent.stoppingDistance; Animator.SetBool("move", shouldMove); Animator.SetFloat("locomotion", Velocity.Magnitude); My AI just starts sort of teleporting a bunch, I've fixed it for now by changing the last line to shouldMove ? 1 : 0 (In the animator, the locomotion number was rapidly changing and was showing 1.5 at times, which shouldn't happen because we are getting magnitude?) 1st video - gyazo.com/a71b835c6f4b86fc81c64c8457e1362d 2nd video - gyazo.com/56e9d231184dcc130ade2735f9acd9c7

This works great, until I add a ridgedbody component to my object. I need objects to fade, but also need collision detection. I cant seem to figure out what I'm overlooking here. UPDATE:: My children object had the Fade Object component added to them which worked great, Until I added a ridged body component to the Empty parent object for box collision. To fix the issue I added the Fade Object to the parent object, and it worked again. Problem Solved!

Would totally subscribe and give this guy money if I could understand him. The regular explanations in unity are fine, but as soon as he starts typing up a script he talks and types a bajillion miles a minute... so fine i'll just go to the github and download the file and then go back and watch the video and try to understand....except the github has 100 files... json files? meta files? prefab files? I just want the script where he talked a million miles a min and i couldn't keep up typing with him... I would love to follow this course, but its quite overwhelming.... and I'm completely lost as soon as the bullet.cs script came up... is there an easy solution for beginners?

way you are talking with sliping mod in intro

I'm using this tutorial for a series of NPC cats. it works wonderful except during a cat's jump attacks. The Navmesh agent launches the cat further than it should, then the cat snaps back into the NavMesh spot. I don't know how to fix this.

thank you so much my navmesh was lagging when rebaking, i just had to include the specific layers so as to cause less lag!

Not working in player.

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How can I application quit in build I know the editorial application quit application.quit() in build not working

Everything is public 😱

I think this is what I need. I had an idea for an idle game or maybe just a simulation where you watch your tamagotchi, or like an aquarium or something. Maybe influence them in a positive or negative way. I had no idea how to even approach creating a system that can identify needs and act to fulfill them, but this gets very close. If only I could understand it.. if only I knew how to make it!

Thanks so much

thank you

doing these kinds of "post-mortems" are SO helpful! it's kind of like Step -1 for whatever your next project is. The cycle continues! :)

oh yes... everything always takes longer than you think comes up constantly. the full spectrum from "oh this project will take 3 months (1 year)" to "fixing this bug will take me 15 minutes (4 hours)"

If working in a bigger team, you must even expect team members, who refuse to touch prefabs, scriptableobjects or such at all.

i like your video more on scriptable

do you have scriptable video for inventory system

I really like your tutorials. They are of the best ones out there. I want to add a wishlist to your tutorials - that you will make a tutorial about google analytics (Firebase). That is how to to setup custom events with parameters, how to test its working, etc. I've been searching for ages and still haven't found good and up-to-date tutorials about it.

this video is a life saver. Thank you so much buddy. Very well explained

Those states, affect only that list? I usually don't use it, but it seems those NEED the list to work. Is that the case? Ty for the video btw. <3

Thank you so much is very straight to the point (y) I'ive been looking to how to map one key (E) to a screen button, its very simple but there is no documentation or something about it Thank you

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Are you using the Unity Third person controller along side this?

Sir, I want to know know how can we fix the joystick to bottom left side of the screen. I tried to get the position of reactransform and then used RectTransformUtility.ScreenPointToLocalPointInRectangle but it did not work.

Can you help me? I follow your turtorial, I completed all the step, it works perfect on my laptop. When I move to my iphone, I manualy add all the product to app store. i get this error on my xcode logs : "Purchasing failed to initialize. Reason: NoProductsAvailable. More details: No product returned from the store.". Do i need to wait for my app aproved to test it on my iphone?

how am i only finding this now???? what

You should have shown how the code works and how to call those agent variables.

shadowmasking the lights should avoid the shadow popping, would that have a noticeable impact on performance?

Animation Rigging supports Generic IK now!.

This really got me started on making something that would select particular items in a spreadsheet-style grid on teh UI.... thanks so much!!!

Great tutorial! I really liked that you offered both a code-driven approach and an inspector driven approach. The 2017 Unite talk is geared toward studios that have dedicated designers with an emphasis on inspector use. Your guide is very balanced, showing how the inspector setup is an optional step beyond what can already be done in code! Thanks so much 😁

i've watched a lot of people discussing about scriptable object, i never understand what case it can be use for, but i watched this video, and it gives me an idea about how to use it, and i've been used scriptable object since then, thank you Liam academy, thanks, love you, wish all your dream can become true

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Behavior trees are still state machines, however it organizes the states by hierarchy and goes into sub-states. You can massively increase the scalability of a state machine by creating sub-states. There is no reason anyone would have to define every single transition condition between every state.

The main issue I see with this approach is the number of scriptable objects you then have to create and fill your project with, one for every single event you could need. You mention when reaching for a static class it's because you want something fast, not scalable, but I look at 100s of potential scriptable object event channels and see that is not scalable. Really surprised you went from an event bus to this, but I get the rationale, just not the solution. Good video, and great way of explaining generics. Never seen it explained that hand-holdy before, and I'm sure it helped someone stuck on the concept

Man all this AI playlist is incredible. I followed and made projects with many of the examples you show. Truly appreciated! If i wanted to make a everyone vs everyone king of the hill type of game, where we had the player and 9 AI agents, all fighting and pushing each other to stay on top of the hill for the longest time, could i simply modify this GOAP system? Here's an example of the desired end result: ua-cam.com/video/oDGgwKKGIpg/v-deo.html

why u take same animator controller in player n enemy?

I keep coming back to this video thinking how I would implement this but I cant figure it out. I'm thinking of doing a periodic check of all units in the scene to check the closest point around the player it can move to. However, it can be clunky and very costly in performance. I just want to have the my horde enemies to at least try to find an open spot around the player

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It is not entirely clear to me what the benefit of using a events bus is over using the standard system events.

The funny thing is, I've been trying to learn how to use the Jobs system via implementing it into the LOS system I had and failed miserably because I didn't know the caveats of needing unmanaged resources lmao ---- Then this video popped up!

I was really skeptical clicking on this video - I'm historically not a fan of SO let alone using them for events (as that has become popular lately to do)... but right off the bat, you talk about high coupling and you explain really well that it lowers dependencies on other scripts. Very compelling when put in those terms. I'll likely still use delegates for most of this stuff (from monolithic singletons), but honestly, you make a really strong point in this video and for that I enjoyed it greatly!

this tutorial is awesome....having one problem is that bullet clone is creating but they all are inactive..ranged enemy come closer to our player but no bullet is generated...

is it ok to follow this tutorial without text mesh pro? ,since i don't know how to use it

Thanks! A very helpful example of using static classes. In my project individual units had to be registered with appropriate manager classes on enable and that caused a lot of headache to manage. I will try to move most of this logic into the event bus system you've explained and hopefully adding more particle and sound effects events in the future will be much easier. The TODO list keeps growing, no matter how many refactoring passes I do...

In a real world scenario, would you use this buses only in events that connect different systems/unrelated parts of code? I do use a lot o Actions in my code, and many of those are to bind together closely related scripts, like the Player triggering some small events that are used in other scripts of the same hierarchy. In these it seems like it'd be and overkill to create all those classes.

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