Sublevels and connected worlds.
Im currently working on a world where it will start in a hub, then players go into a portal to another location to collect items to be added to their inventory. Then they go to a different location that will be their own instance to place the inventory item and essentially create their own space. What's the best way to go about setting up the worlds? I have them created but they don't share persistent inventory unless they are connected sublevels, however for sublevels, it doesn't show per player. It would load the whole new map for everyone if one player went through the portal. Also, I have the main hub location as a sublevel to a master world which doesn't have any geometry, just scripts and sublevels. But when I load in, it takes a long time to load the main hub sublevel that is set to active. How can I make this be preloaded so its finished when they get into the world?I Need Help!
When I attach my typescript to the ui gizmo (old ui) , the ui renders but it does not display everything as it should. When I duplicate the ui panel it renders everything as it should. Then, when I click on the buttons nothing happens, but if I duplicate it. The response of my clicks previously shows up after duplication. I have to keep duplicating to see the response of my clicks. The script works perfect, except this. I am stuck any suggestions please and thank you in advance.
Guidance with Asset spawning/AssetPool
Hi there, creators. For the past few days, I've been struggling to find an optimal way to spawn weapons and baskets for each player. Previously, before discovering the AssetPool Gizmo, i spawned each weapon and basket for each player. This worked, and to no surprise, it was really slow ( and now in the latest version of the desktop editor, it either locks up the UI trying to spawn or isn't visible in the editor). Utilizing the AssetPool Gizmo didn't lock up the UI; however, despite having a simple asset reference continues to return `undefined` instead of the spawned entity when i attempt to retrieve it from the pool. Could i be missing something? or is this Gizmo/ Asset Spawning buggy at the moment? Code snippet private spawnBasket(player: Player): void { // Try pool first if (this.basketPoolGizmo) { const basket = this.basketPoolGizmo.getPooledEntity(); console.log(basket) // always seems to print undefined if (basket) { const attachable = basket.as(AttachableEntity); if (attachable) { attachable.attachToPlayer(player, AttachablePlayerAnchor.Torso); attachable.socketAttachmentPosition.set(new Vec3(0, 0, -0.5)); } this.playerPooledBaskets.set(player.id, basket); console.log(`GameManager: Basket attached (pooled) for ${player.name.get()}`); return; } }
Grabbables becomes no longer grabbable randomly.
I am using a script which moves bunch of grabbables at preset positions. How every after moving they are no longer grabbable event they are set to grabbable. And no im not change any grabbable properties before/after moving. Would love some clarifications.Editing many models' motion properties
I'm trying to import a lot of very large custom models, each of which have hundreds of sub-models. When I spawn a model by dragging it into the editor or by spawning it at runtime with a script, all of the sub-models are static by default (motion set to None). I need all the sub-models to be non-static (motion set to Animated) so that the rest of my scripts can finish setting them up and later animate them during gameplay. Is there any good way to accomplish this right now? Things I've tried: - Dragging the models into the world and editing them with the Hierarchy and Properties windows has two problems. First, when I spawn a model by dragging it into the world, about 20% of the submodels are randomly offset from the their correct positions. This is nondeterministic, different submodels are affected every time. Fixing each submodel is not practical when there would be a total of thousands of errors. Second, while I can multiselect all the submodels and set their Motion properties all to Animated at once, this action doesn't reliably affect all the submodels, but a fraction of them are unaffected. I again can't edit all the submodels one at a time since there are thousands of them. - Spawning the models at runtime with a script makes them static by default. I can't find any APIs to spawn a model as Animated or to change its motion at runtime. Does any API to do this exist?
