Problem with standing

[Sabek]

I'm having trouble with character standing during synchronization. One of the characters (from another player) is standing lower than my character. Please help.

 

[Justin]

Does the character stand correctly with a single player setup? This looks like it's either IK or animation related.

 

[Sabek]

On single mode my character is standing correctly. In multiplayer mode, my character is still fine but character of other player is standing lower.

In hierarchy i can see my character is on Y position: 0.5 and other character is on 0.3

 

[Justin]

Can you try to disable the CharacterIK component? It's just a test to determine if that's the cause.

 

[Sabek]

I disabled CharacterIK and other character got corettly pose but position is still lower then my character

 

[Justin]

What does your remote character's collider look like? The collider is likely sitting on the character's shins, which then case the CharacterIK component to adjust for it.

 

[Sabek]

The collider positions are she same (0,0,0). The only difference is the character's Y root. When I enable UltimateCharacterLocomotion on an online character, it stays in place correctly, but synchronization doesn't work

 

[Justin]

The only difference is the character's Y root.

That's the clue. Why is this y root different? Can you disable the CapsuleColliderPositioner?

 

[Sabek]

Thats my colliders from my character and online character. I disabled CapsuleColliderPositioner and result is the same. As you can see, the collider heights are the same. The difference is in the position of the entire character

 

[Sabek]

Anyone can help me with that case please?

 

[Justin]

Can you verify that the character prefab was converted with the PUN Object Setup?

If that setup is correct, can you log the root transform Y on both the owning client and the remote client. The important value is the root Transform position being sent by PunCharacterTransformMonitor, not the collider center. If the owner is sending Y = 0.3, then something on the owning character is lowering the root before PUN sends it. If the owner sends Y = 0.5 but the remote ends at Y = 0.3, then another component on the remote object is overwriting the PUN transform.