This is usually due to a wrong character object setup. Please check the following: Assign the character game object to a layer which is part of the “Ignored Layers” of the RPGMotor. The recommendation is to assign it and all of its children to the “Player” layer and have this Read more…
For leveraging the swimming feature of the RPGMotor, three things have to be considered: You need a water game object which has the “Water” script/component assigned This water game object must have a box collider that acts as a trigger attached The variable “Swimming Start Height” of the RPGMotor controls Read more…
The moving platform has to have at least the MovingPlatform script and a box trigger collider assigned (used for detecting passengers). I recommend checking out the provided “Moving Platform” prefabs which are also used in the demo scenes.
You have forgot to install/activate Unity’s new Input System. Download it via the Package Manager and enable it in the Project Settings under “Player”.
Set RPGCamera script variable “UsedCamera” to “Assigned Camera” and assign the camera game object you want to use to variable “CameraToUse”. Alternatively, if you want to automatically spawn a new camera, select “Spawn Own Camera” as “UsedCamera”
You can find the communication between script and Mecanim in method “SetAnimatorParameters” of the RPGMotor.
I used 4 Mixamo animations in total: 2 for swimming and 2 for crouching. You can find links to the corresponding animations in section 1.2 of the manual.
Yes, indeed! Just make sure that you set up the individual component according to the provided manual.
Yes, of course! This asset uses Unity’s new Input System – just rebind the RPGInputActions to your needs. If you want stick with the old Input Manager, this is supported as well (do not forget to uncheck “Use New Input System” on my scripts).
Each moving object you want your character to walk on needs a kinematic rigidbody component attached.