Well, it was filmed, green screened in premier I think, touched up in photoshop, and sprite sheets were created with texturepacker.

Hm, not sure what I did differently. I think they just work from the directional light in my scene

Sorry for the late replies. Not on here too often these days.

That could be so many things, and I don't really have the time to play guess that bug, but I would love to help. If you pack up your project and PM me a link to download it, I will be more than happy to take a look.

Your light culling mask should look like this. First click 'Nothing' then click 'Player'. Your player prefab should be set to the 'Player' layer. The included UFE characters are already set this way if you need an example.

A useful feature. In our game, we used to have it switch player stances depending on your health, and each stance had various moves available

Ok, after a few days of back and forth with this, we've found the solution to the problem.

In UFE.cs find this function

private static void _StartGame(float fadeTime){

and find this line at the end of that function

UFE.PauseGame(false);

Right after that line, add this line

UnityEngine.SceneManagement.SceneManager.SetActiveScene(UnityEngine.SceneManagement.SceneManager.GetSceneByName(stageScene));

Cool. glad I could help. Lemme know if you have any other questions

I never know how much code is ok to post, but here's my whole PreloadBattle block

public static void PreloadBattle(float warmTimer) {
        if (UFE.config.preloadHitEffects) {
            SearchAndCastGameObject(UFE.config.hitOptions, warmTimer);
            if (UFE.config.debugOptions.preloadedObjects) Debug.Log("Hit Effects Loaded");
        }
        if (UFE.config.preloadStage) {
            //#if !UNITY_EDITOR
            print(UFE.config.selectedStage.stageName + " STAGE");
            Material newSkybox = UFE.config.selectedStage.stageSkybox;
            RenderSettings.skybox = newSkybox;
            Color newAmbientColor = UFE.config.selectedStage.stageColor;
            RenderSettings.ambientSkyColor = newAmbientColor;

            switch (UFE.config.selectedStage.stageName) {
                case "Titan's Alley Clear Day":
                    print ("switch for Titan's Alley Clear Day");
                    stageScene = "TitanClearDay";
                    break;
                default:
                    break;
            }
            UnityEngine.SceneManagement.SceneManager.LoadSceneAsync (stageScene, UnityEngine.SceneManagement.LoadSceneMode.Additive);
            //#endif
            //#if UNITY_EDITOR
            //SearchAndCastGameObject(UFE.config.selectedStage, warmTimer);
            //#endif
            if (UFE.config.debugOptions.preloadedObjects) Debug.Log("Stage Loaded");
        }
            string p1Char = UFE.config.player1Character.name;
            string p2Char = UFE.config.player2Character.name;

        instance.StartCoroutine (instance._PreloadCharactersAsync (warmTimer));

        if (UFE.config.warmAllShaders) Shader.WarmupAllShaders();

        memoryDump.Clear();
    }

You can ignore the end, where I butcher the character loading. We have to handle characters differently so that's all changed. I also don't remember what the original code looks like, which is part of why I asked you to send me yours, but that's ok we'll work with what we have.

The important stuff is everything in the preload stage block. You can also ignore the skybox and color settings -unless- you want to set those through the editor per stage, but we can deal with that later. I used to, but don't anymore and haven't taken it out.

Abuse print statements. It will at least help me figure out where the code is getting to before doing nothing. You should probably put one in the default section of the switch, too, so you know if that's getting called ie nothing is getting called. Since I don't know where your code is not working, I'll run through the obvious fixes and we'll go from there.

Make sure your switch case is named properly in the code, or nothing will happen

Make sure your stageScene is named properly in the code, also.

Last, make sure the scene is included in your build list. Order doesn't matter, and you don't have to build, just has to be in the list

If it's still not working, try to give me a detailed post like this with some screenshots of your stage settings and the print results of your console so we can see where it's stopping, otherwise I'm just guessing.

Wrapping up another project right now but I'll take a look and see what I can do for you. Any chance you can pm me your preloading section of code so I can take a look?

Let me know if this doesn't answer your question.

1. Create an animation file, drag it to your prefab, and in the Animation window click the dropdown and choose your animation (or it'll already be selected if you haven't done this yet).

2. Click Add Property, twirl down Render, Sprite Renderer, all the way at the bottom hit the plus sign next to Sprite.

3. Select all of the sprites in your spritesheet for this particular animation and drag them into the Render:Sprite section of your animation. Delete the last keyframe and adjust your Samples to an appropriate number (hit the Play button on the Animator and adjust until it looks right; we use 30 but we have a ton of frames).

4. If you have a material, add it using Render, Sprite Renderer, Material Reference, and drag the material to the first frame of your animation like you did with the sprites.

5. Your animation works now in the game, you just need to animate the hitboxes. Make sure you hit the record button, and on each frame of animation adjust the hitboxes to match your character.

If you can be a little more specific I will do what I can to help you out. Didn't really want to make a vid but I could if I have to.

It's technically Doc's game but I work on it.

Don't overthink it. Just create a new Enviro prefab for each stage and give it the settings you want. Keep that prefab in the stage scene and it'll load with the rest of it. Make sure you set Enviro to grab the camera on runtime using the MainCamera tag.