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AdvancedPathfindingSystem Beta4

This update has brought a lot of improvements and new features:

1. Now you can import multiple sets of animations at once. Then switch between these animations at will. And imported animations are automatically added to options.

I have provided an example resource for custom animations in the attachment that you can import into Unity and use.

2. As shown in the video, you can now release any control of the character when walking (these joints are not controlled by walking animation, you can completely customize them, such as using timeline to control them. In the video, the animation of raising and lowering the hand when carrying items is controlled by timeline. And I have brought several sets of presets.

This can greatly improve flexibility. You can even release all the joints, and the navigation plug-in only controls the movement and rotation of the characters.

 

3. Now people can interact with the scene and grab objects in the scene. Of course, this requires some settings. (Because of the complexity of this plug-in, I'm thinking of putting a manual online on git. I will only talk about it briefly here).

1 ) Generally, you need to create a new EmptyAtom as the agent of the transported object. For example, if the atom to be transported is "Radio" and the anchor point defined on the character is "RightHandRadio", the name of this empty atom is "Carry|RightHandRadio|Radio".

2 ) You also need to create a drop point, and the drop point of this Radio is named "Place|Radio".

3) Calling the "Carry" and "Place" events.

For now, you can check the example scenarios provided in my post first

Now you can use Timeline and this plug-in to easily realize the grabbing and carrying function shown in the video.

4. A lot of optimization and adjustment have been made to the plug-in interface.

Comments

This seems very interesting and powerful, but complex enough I've yet to set aside enough time to really check it out.

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