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Hi,
Could someone please explain the LocomotionExamples scene in greater detail? The specific problem that I am having is that I want to allow my players to teleport anywhere in the environment. According to this link, I just need to copy over the NavMeshHotspotWalkable and HotspotVoidFloor objects over to my scene and teleport should work. I also copied the rig from the example scene to my project.
In my scene, teleport appears as if it is going to work, however, anywhere I try to teleport in my scene has a red "X" and I am not allowed to teleport. Any ideas?
Big_FlexI saw on another post that you work on the Interaction SDK team. Any ideas why this is happening? I'd appreciate any help 🙂
Hi Gamerprime, thanks for tagging me! Please feel free to keep tagging me in any future Interaction SDK questions you have.
Here's the process you need to follow assuming you already have a rig in your scene. I'll also add this process to the official doc you linked.
- Copy the NavMeshHotspotWalkable and HotspotVoidFloor GameObjects from the LocomotionExamples scene into your scene.
Your Hierarchy should look like this. - Under Hierarchy, select the HotspotVoidFloor GameObject.
- Under Inspector, in the Transform component, set the Y value to -0.2. This lowers the GameObject beneath the plane you'll add in the next step to act as a floor. If you don't change the Y value, HotspotVoidFloor will block the teleport ray from reaching the plane.
- Add a plane to the Hierarchy by right-clicking in the Hierarchy and selecting 3D Object > Plane from the menu. This plane will act as the floor.
- (Optional) Drag and drop a dark material onto the plane so it's easier to see where your teleport cursor is pointing later on.
- Under Hierarchy, select Plane.
- Under Inspector, in the Transform component, set the Y value to 0 to lower the plane so it'll be closer to your feet later on.
Here's what my Hierarchy and Scene look like at this point. - Under Hierarchy, make sure the Plane GameObject is still selected.
- In the toolbar at the top of the Unity editor, go to Window > AI > Navigation (Obsolete).
- In the Object subtab, enable the Navigation Static checkbox.
- In the Bake subtab, click the Bake button.
A blue navmesh appears in the viewport on the surface of the plane. Here's what mine looks like.
- Prepare to launch your scene by going to File > Build Settings and clicking the Add Open Scenes button.
Your scene is now ready to build. - Select File > Build and Run.
The scene loads. You can teleport anywhere on the surface of the plane.
- Copy the NavMeshHotspotWalkable and HotspotVoidFloor GameObjects from the LocomotionExamples scene into your scene.
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Hi Gamerprime, thanks for tagging me! Please feel free to keep tagging me in any future Interaction SDK questions you have.
Here's the process you need to follow assuming you already have a rig in your scene. I'll also add this process to the official doc you linked.
- Copy the NavMeshHotspotWalkable and HotspotVoidFloor GameObjects from the LocomotionExamples scene into your scene.
Your Hierarchy should look like this. - Under Hierarchy, select the HotspotVoidFloor GameObject.
- Under Inspector, in the Transform component, set the Y value to -0.2. This lowers the GameObject beneath the plane you'll add in the next step to act as a floor. If you don't change the Y value, HotspotVoidFloor will block the teleport ray from reaching the plane.
- Add a plane to the Hierarchy by right-clicking in the Hierarchy and selecting 3D Object > Plane from the menu. This plane will act as the floor.
- (Optional) Drag and drop a dark material onto the plane so it's easier to see where your teleport cursor is pointing later on.
- Under Hierarchy, select Plane.
- Under Inspector, in the Transform component, set the Y value to 0 to lower the plane so it'll be closer to your feet later on.
Here's what my Hierarchy and Scene look like at this point. - Under Hierarchy, make sure the Plane GameObject is still selected.
- In the toolbar at the top of the Unity editor, go to Window > AI > Navigation (Obsolete).
- In the Object subtab, enable the Navigation Static checkbox.
- In the Bake subtab, click the Bake button.
A blue navmesh appears in the viewport on the surface of the plane. Here's what mine looks like.
- Prepare to launch your scene by going to File > Build Settings and clicking the Add Open Scenes button.
Your scene is now ready to build. - Select File > Build and Run.
The scene loads. You can teleport anywhere on the surface of the plane.
This worked for me. Thanks!
- Copy the NavMeshHotspotWalkable and HotspotVoidFloor GameObjects from the LocomotionExamples scene into your scene.
