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Thank you @Justin , I think I understand now. I'm seeing the abilityIndexparameter here: I was under the impression the abilityIndex was a custom value to set based on the documentation: Documentation link for below snapshot: Documentation link for below snapshot: So does 101 mean...

@Justin I have some abilities that share base classes or otherwise can extend another (Glide -> Fly for example). If I then use m_CharacterLocomotion.GetAbility<Glide>() I can end up with a superclass variant (Fly) as opposed to the target subclass which ultimately leads to an error. This is...

@Justin Additionally there is no API to read the array of current: KinematicCharacters KinematicCameras KinematicObjects to even foreach and "pause" (where each type currently would need a different way to pause as I see it). Am I missing something obvious and/or overlooking something? It...

@Justin So I ran into a bug related to my above kinematicObjectManager.enabled pause approach. It turns out that disabling results in the instance being nullified if there is a scene unload change. Thus, when another opsive manager tries to access the KinematicObjectManager upon pause resuming...

FWIW the solution was simple as expected. The location of where to do this AFAICT is in a custom MovementType's GetInputVector. This is the class (I don't need or use forward direction): public class 2D : Pseudo3D { public override float GetDeltaYawRotation(float...

@MikeW With your solution, does up/down input on your controller or keyboard result in wall movement in the respective direction? Or do you still need to have relative left/right input? The above question assumes 2.5D movement where x is horizontal and y vertical. **EDIT** Resolved here

@ChristianWiele In the context of the Pseudo3D MovementType, which methods do I need to override to ensure that vertical input can move the character along their local horizontal axis? For example: Horizontal input works as expected for moving the character left and right (while...

Thanks for clarifying. I think that would make a lot of sense.

This link has helped in the past http://www.opsive.com/forum/index.php?threads/freeze-player-in-air-ground-pound-ability.5410/post-26785, but I'm ultimately curious about the definitive and proper way to reset a UCC character. I ask as I just fixed another bug related to this and I'd like to be...

@Justin Awesome, I just downloaded it, but I can't find what the license type is. Can you please confirm the license type? For context, I'm considering forking it and making a few minor tweaks (likely just API signature name changes but possibly a bit more). If I end up hosting my fork on...

@Justin Have you considered open sourcing the Opsive.Shared.Events code? I think it would be great for others not using UCC and it seems generic enough that it might make sense.

I refactored my approach to handle the three kinematic types in a much simpler way. My pause/resume handlers are now simply: private void OnGamePause() { kinematicObjectManager.enabled = false; } private void OnGameResume() { kinematicObjectManager.enabled = true; }

I have a GamePlayManager where I'm able to pause/resume gameplay for 1-4 UCC characters. It works well and the current (possibly naïve) implementation is: private void OnGamePause() { foreach (var locomotion in uccCharacterLocomotions) { locomotion.TimeScale = 0; } } private...

@Justin I'm exploring the MovingPlatform component to see if there is a simple way to lerp or tween the waypoints. From what I can tell currently, you are using an AnimationCurve with Keyframes for some of the movement interpolation and lerping for the rest. As such, to pull off lerping or...

Rewired has a utility to generate a RewiredConsts file https://guavaman.com/projects/rewired/docs/HowTos.html#converting-scripts3. Regarding the: Do you plan on ensuring UCC works with this efficiency?