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I mean, I changed it so that the auto update stopped when health was 0 and it still would not kill me at 0. The lowest value I was able to die at was 1 and that was with auto update being active. Now that I know how to work around it, it shouldn't be too much of an issue for me. It was just...

I now have it set up so that I Starve at 1 damage to my health per second. And When I get to m_Health.Value <= 1 It will kill me. but if I put m_Health.Value <=0 or m_Health == 0 it will not kill me. So is this a bug then?

Okay so I tried turning off the update value once Health hit 0 thinking maybe wires were getting crossed between that attempting to update and the attribute update value check but it did not affect anything. I guess I will try reducing the damage to see just how low I can effectively die at.

So I made a 2nd script just to watch the HP value to test it and found something very odd. private void OnUpdateValue(Attribute attribute) { if (m_HealthAttribute.Value <= m_HealthAttribute.MinValue) { Debug.Log("You Have Died From Starving!")...

1) Yes I tried both Health and Character Health. It is also not set to invincible. [SerializeField] protected Health m_Health; [SerializeField] protected CharacterHealth m_Health; 2) I do not have any states set up for attributes. 3) Honestly I just tried to follow the drown script...

@Sangemdoko You're welcome, you have helped me several times, only right I help others if I can. @STORMFATH3R No worries, glad you got it working (y)

So I tried changing the min value of Health to 1 and it still had no effect. I have tried both of these ways. I get the Debug when health hits 0(or 1 when I tried that), but not the death. I am just not understanding this, I thought this would be a simple script to pull off haha.

I even tried health.Damage(100000000) out of spite and it would not die haha.

I have this same issue on multiple projects. Don't have much more info to share on it either expect both projects only have 1 item made each.

When you Update the Character Controller and import it, Dont Forget to Also go to the Installer and import that too

In the managers, does your version match the most recent versions?

So I cleaned up the code a tad, though there is probably a more efficient way to do it. What Works: 1) Hunger Attribute drains to 0 2) At 0 Hunger, Health starts to drain. 3) If Hunger is restored above 0, Health stop draining and continues once it falls back to 0. What does not: I cannot...

https://opsive.com/news/ultimate-inventory-system-1-1-6-released/ Delete the old integration first and then follow these steps. Follow these steps. https://answers.unity.com/questions/690729/how-do-you-remove-packages-already-downloaded-from.html After you clear the cache, verify that UCC and...

I have converted my script to being an ability. Admittedly I tried to copy the drowning skip a tad... However I run into 1 of 2 issues. Issue #1) if (m_Health != null) { m_Health.ImmediateDeath(); } If this is not commented out, I die as soon as Hunger...

So I updated the code to use the Attribute Managers instead of a coroutine. Once my hunger hits 0, it correctly damages my health 1 damage per second. Also, if I restore Hunger in the inspector, it stops the health drain. When hunger again reaches 0, the drain continues. Only problem.. I do...