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I've been doing it this way for the last few days and simply changed the IDs. So far I haven't had any problems. However, I cannot guarantee this. If it's not urgent, it's better to wait for the update 
Of course, you have to make sure that the IDs are unique, because they are the new identifiers for the moves and must not be assigned twice.
In addition, the first thing you should do immediately after duplicating is change the ID and then adjust the rest of the settings.
Thank you. Works perfect now.
Hello.
I have a problem with particle effects with trails (Added in move-editor as "sticky" particle effects). They worked wonderfully in the old version. However, in the current version, the trails are no longer displayed. For comparison, I attached the particle prefab directly to a body part of the character, and there it works perfectly. It is only when it is temporarily attached to the character via ControlsScript, that it is not visible. Here is a video:
Maybe there is a smiple solution for this 
Thank you
I found a "dirty" quick fix:
Simply comment out the "Disabled Group" in MoveEditorWindow.cs and change the iD manually after duplicating the move-file:
//EditorGUI.BeginDisabledGroup(true);
moveInfo.id = EditorGUILayout.TextField("Id:", moveInfo.id);
//EditorGUI.EndDisabledGroup();However, I'm not sure if this will cause any other problems. Are the IDs registered somewhere?
Hello.
I have a problem with duplicating move files. In the old version I could easily duplicate moves files and then edit them. This is no longer so easy because the duplicated move has the same ID. This means, among other things, that the animation from the original file is always played, even in the duplicated and changed move file.
The only way to work with this that I've found so far is to open the move file in a script editor and manually change the ID of the duplicate itself.
Is there an easy fix?
thanks
Hello
I'm using UFE2 2.6.0 and Unity 2022.3.26f1.
Problem:
For a new character, I´m importing the FBX file, set type to "humanoid" and create a Prefab out of it. Since Unity 2022 the option for creating an "Original Prefab" was removed. (see https://forum.unity.com/threads/how-to- … t.1393867/
Instead unity is creating always a Prefab-Variant.
So if you want to preview your animation with the characters Prefab in e.g. the move-editor, choosing the Prefab results in "This character is not a prefab." error.
Fix:
Inside "MoveEditorWindow.cs" in line 796 the code asks whether the loaded prefab is of type "regular":
else if (PrefabUtility.GetPrefabAssetType(selectedCharacterPrefab) != PrefabAssetType.Regular)With Unity2022 you only can create Prefabs of type "variant", so it helps if you change the code to:
else if (PrefabUtility.GetPrefabAssetType(selectedCharacterPrefab) != PrefabAssetType.Variant)or if you want to be compatible to both types of Prefab:
else if (PrefabUtility.GetPrefabAssetType(selectedCharacterPrefab) == PrefabAssetType.NotAPrefab)I don't know if the change can cause new problems, but at least it worked for me now.
PS: You can also use the fix for the "not a prefab" error in the hit-box-editor.
Hey
Here is a short gameplay-video of our fighting game project. There's still a lot of work to do, but it's starting to look like a real game. ;-)
We added a lot of new features, characters and stages. Some of them are playable in our new Demo. We also added a basic grappling-system with button-smashing.
Link to the video:
Demo Download @
http://www.s20games.com
looks great. can't wait to see video footage of your game
You can create every camera-motion you want. Simply choose "animation file" for camera movement and create an animation for your camera. By adding different camera animations together, you can create complete sequences like in the videos you posted.
With animation-files you have total control over your camera movements.
Here are examples of camera-animations in our game project:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKNxnG6tvUI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKlXcIe-dNQ
We only use one animation file, but it has a lot of keyframes, so the camera is always moving and swirling around both characters. I think you can't do that with "camera editor"-motions.
Hey.
I think there is (or will be) some kind of built-in assist functionality in UFE. We don't use it, so I can't say how it works.
But you can do a lot of such things with simply reading out UFE global variables or create some work-arounds with particle-spawns etc. There are so may ways to implement interaction with background objects.
For example we modified our follow-me script to create a guy walking and filming with his phone:
I think there are many ways to do this.
I would try this:
Create two move-files for the animation: 1) complete animation / 2) complete animation with cinematic starting after the hit-frame. Don't set inputs for the second move file.
Now create a chain-move-link from the first to the second move starting after the hit-frame.
Set hit-confirm-options to "On Strike" and check auto-execution.
So when the character hits his opponent, this will link to the second animation. If he misses, the first animation will be played until its end.
The move-link-frame and starting frame for the second move should match for a seamless playback.
I would do this (with standard version):
Attach a script to each of your character-prefabs which is able to change the material color (albedo color) depending on a global variable. Now you only need something to trigger the material-change.
Create an exclusive particle-prefab which only spawns during the special attack (hit effect). Attach a simple script to this prefab which changes the global variable.
Hey,
we finally uploaded our first demo:
https://www.s20games.com/downloads/
This demo is some kind of tech-demo and shows basic gameplay. You can play two of the main characters with basic moves. The game and graphics are not optimized at this moment, so you'll need fast pc/graphic card to play with 60fps.
On some systems with certain NVidia graphic-cards the game may crash after stage selection. Please be sure to use the latest NVidia GeForce Game-Ready driver
If you don't press any keys in the main menu, the game will start a cpu vs. cpu demo after 15 seconds.
Ok, I would try this:
You create a normal throw-attempt animation, then create three different throw-confirm animations. Lets say they are 100 frames long and identical from frame 0-20. The jump starts at frame 20, so the animations are different because of the jump-height. Create one throw reaction animation.
Now create the move-files. You need one throw-attempt and three throw reaction moves (small, normal, tall). Assign the reaction-animation to all of those. Then create a throw-attempt-move with one of the three animations. At frame 20 create an opponent override. For each possible opponent create an entry in the character-specific override-settings: enter the characters name and choose reaction/small reaction/normal or reaction/tall.
Create the three throw-confirm move-files (use animation from 20-100) for a small, normal and tall character. Create an opponent override in the reaction/small-move frame 0 to throw-confirm/small-move (0 which is 20 in the complete animation) etc.
It's very easy but hard to explain
Hmm. Sorry I can't follow. I think I don't understand your problem. Maybe you can give an example, what exactly you have problems with.
You can specify a character (name) directly to the animations:
You also have to assign the different animations to the movelist of the characters.
You might have to make a separate animation for the tall character, and use that character animation as an override when the throw connects.
That's exactly how we solved that problem. Simply create a throw-reaction move for small, normal and tall characters. From this animations you could also create an override for the attacking character to create different heights depending on the size of the opponent. You can do a lot of stuff with character-specific moves.
This is not a bug. It's simply not implemented in the code:
Hi.
Adobe Premiere also has an alpha output. Simply place your texts and graphics in the timeline (without background) and export to a codec with alpha capability (Quicktime PNG, Quicktime Animation, AVI uncompressed).
However you have to convert those file to a WEBM-File with alpha channel.
To do so, you can use FFmpeg (free). Place the rendered clip in the /video folder of FFmpeg and run FFmpeg like this:
ffmpeg -i yourvideo.mov -c:v libvpx -pix_fmt yuva420p -b:v 4M -auto-alt-ref 0 -metadata:s:v:0 alpha_mode="1" -c:a libvorbis result.webmyourvideo.mov is the rendered Video from Premiere or any other editing software
4M means 4Mbit. For a higher quality increase the value
alpha_mode="1" enables the alpha channel (0 would be without alpha)
result.webm is the output-file
hope it helps,
shubi
Do you have any settings in the "Hit Stun Options" inside the active frames of the throw-move? You should leave it all unchecked and at "0", so the stun-settings in the override-settings will remain active.
We use the stun time settings in the "Opponent Override" options a lot and I can confirm, it works.
Hey.
I had the same problem with our game: http://www.ufe3d.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=1777
"StandUp Crumple" and "StandUp Wall Bounce" do not work after throw-moves with stun. Simply use another of the StandUp animations. It's because those animations are not included in the corresponding code inside ControlsScript.cs.
You can find the code inside ControlsScript.cs after:
if (!isDead && currentMove == null && myPhysicsScript.IsGrounded()) {
// Knocked Down
if (currentState == PossibleStates.Down){
You may use those standup animations:
standUpFromAirHit
standUpFromKnockBack
standUpFromStandingHighHit
standUpFromStandingMidHit
standUpFromSweep
standUpFromAirWallBounce
standUpFromGroundBounce
... or add the other ones to the code above. But I never tested this and I don't know if that works without problems.
Good luck with your project,
shubi
Hello everyone,
our game is still in development, but we made some very good progress with our special move and multipart-throws. We uploaded a short video to our Youtube-Channel where you can see some of the new animations and how the multipart-throws are working:
We have also added some new stage-graphics, characters and UI-elements.
Here are some new screenshots. You can find more on our website: https://www.s20games.com/screenshots/
Thank you,
best regards
shubi
Hi. I think you could do that with Gauge-Settings: http://www.ufe3d.com/doku.php/move:gauge
Simply start with 30% Gauge-Bar (Give your intro-move a Gauge-Gain of 30% at frame 0. If you don't want to use intro moves, use some frames of your idle-animation as an intro).
Set up a cost of 10% for each move and the player can only do three moves.
That should be possible without the source-version.
Hi.
I tested the move and it seems to be ok:
http://www.digitv4.de/exchange/test.mp4
Of course there are some glitches near the wall, because there is not enough space for the move.
Please try this:
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