Correct Aim IK

[Acer]

Hi I have a character that is a litte bit to the left of the screen (I have moved the camera to the right) but now the aim is not corret.
So is there a way to make the character aim at the cursor? There is an Character IK script but I can't find like "Aim at target" or "Aim at cursor" or someting like that.
I have tried to setup an IKtarget with a Multi-AimConstraint script but that did not work so how do I fix this?



/Alex

 

[Justin]

The Third Person View Type will use the CrosshairsMonitor in order to determine if there should be any offset applied to the look direction. If this is still slightly off I recommend subclassing the ViewType and then adding an offset directly to the LookDirection method. I can also add this to my feature request list.

 

[Acer]

Is the CrosshairMonitor suppose to constantly update the look direction offset all the time(move the characters arms)? Because it does not do that for me.
It feels a little bit too complicated to do this? Because I have testet on another character models to use unitys IK aim and it works very easy. I just added IK to the hands and then setup a Multi-Aim Constraint and it works, the hands aim to the crosshair.

 

[Justin]

Maybe it's how you have your multi-aim constraint setup. In the demo scene if you move the CorsshairsMonitor Transform in the editor you can see the IK adjusting.

 

[Acer]

So I have setup an Multi-Aim Constraint and it works if I do not use the CharacterIK script but when I enable it the aim is a litte bit wrong. I think maybe my Multi-Aim Constraint for the arms first rotate but then after that the body is rotated with the CharacterIK and the aim is a litte bit offset.
I don't know if this is correct but how do I make my hand Multi-Aim Constraint execute after the body have rotated?

 

[Justin]

CharacterIK updates within the OnAnimatorIK callback. You'll need to do any of your adjustments after that. I recommend subclassing CharacterIK so you can be sure things are executed in the correct order.