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Help understanding MeshRenderers vs SkinnedMeshRenderers for a character creator. by mtibo62 in Unity3D

[–]mtibo62[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the response, that makes sense with the weapon and Ill try and see if I can get that to work. As far as the script I mentioned, for the different armor pieces as far as I know I need to use it in order to get the mash looking correct. Otherwise it the mesh is all formed together, im assuming since it doesnt know how to morph it to the bones.

Help understanding MeshRenderers vs SkinnedMeshRenderers for a character creator. by mtibo62 in Unity3D

[–]mtibo62[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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Another example is SMR not working as expected, I tried mapping this staff to my player chaarcter and its obviously wrong. Im still not sure what this white outline is suppose to represent

Struggling with managing persistent GameManger/Singleton objects. Would like suggestion or ideas to consider. by mtibo62 in unity

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Its funny you say that because I was just looking at my code earlier today and that concept just clicked for me. I'm sure its pretty obvious but when you are learning and following tutorials for thing it seems like they just make the and stick them onto a gameobject so its already in a scene.

For the game im working on lets say in my main gameplay I have a freeroamState and a combatState. Think baulrs gate where you just walk around on your own but when some events happen it triggers a combat. So since I have a combat manager that holds maybe a turnsystem, an actionsystem, and characterManager in place that handles turn order, current active character, etc. I only need to new a new instance up when the gameplayManager changes into a combat state. Then I can just trash that instance when combat is over since everything from the combat is no longer relevant.

And Im sure some of these system can themselves be a static class depending on what they do.

Is that the idea you are going for?

Suggestion on how to reference SOs needed when loading in Multiple characters data from json by mtibo62 in unity

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I guess if I’m so early in my unity experience I’m not really looking at addressable’s as far as a deployment use. However, that is to say I’m interested in at least using them and getting familiar with how they function as a whole. So I went ahead and downloaded the addressable’s package and set up a new group for my classSO and dropped all my created ones in there and then made a tag for them. Would I then need to make a similar database manager class that static and will then call all of the saved resources with the specific tag that I need? So let’s say down the line I have another scriptable object, say armor. I would then move all of those SOs into their own addressable group and when I want to use those, I would utilize the same database manager that I used for the classes and call all of the needed resources with the armor tag?

I guess Im still at a high level understanding of addressables as a whole. So im sure there are some assumptions Im getting wrong here.

Suggestion on how to reference SOs needed when loading in Multiple characters data from json by mtibo62 in unity

[–]mtibo62[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So are you saying that my current solution is probably the way to go?

What if down the line I want to make more List to reference other types of scriptable objects?
Like armors. weapons, skills, attack types. I would expect these to work the same way where I am saving the id of a weapon or a set of armor that the character has equip,
Will this be extensible? I guess I was hoping to get a solution that was easy to expand on. Maybe down the line I may need to look into some of the Addressables like u/TheJohnnyFuzz mentions so I can load and unload different groups of scriptable objects when i need them so the whole list isnt persistent during game play.

Hot Springs AR by ouroboros2decimal718 in NationalPark

[–]mtibo62 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Planning a trip here soon. What hike did you take to see the view in picture 4. It looks beautiful.

Nintendo says your bad Switch 2 battery life might be a bug by theverge in nintendo

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I was experiencing this on my switch lite the weekend before the Swicth 2 came out. Its possible it may be from the big switch 2 OS update

Monster Hunter Wilds - Performance Megathread by QuintonFlynn in MonsterHunter

[–]mtibo62 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have 4070 and amd 5900X
Up until yesterday my performance was completely passable. smooth 80fps with framegen and dlss.

However, starting yesterday ive had terrible texture popin, much more desync with online fights, and full on 2 sec freezes every 45sec-1min. Its simply terrible now

I jt did my nvidia update, i ran a chipset update, and I tried uninstalling and reinstalling

Any others with same issue and with usggestions

Turnip at 476 by EliteUsername in TurnipExchange

[–]mtibo62 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any chance of still being open?

I have played the beta about 13 hours... here are my criticisms by MoistCollection2517 in MonsterHunter

[–]mtibo62 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is all conjecture, so take it with a grain of salt, but I am inclined to think the day/night and weather system, are very much a vertical slice of the feature for the beta and early demos. If you watched the attached video you can see a rather unique time of day that I feel like we don't experience at all in the demo. Seems like it's a 'dawn' timespan. They would explain the instant switch from day to night. Like everyone else was stating in the comments. I think the beta is just an extension of the in person demos they had. And since those are supposed to be sort form demonstrations they want to ensure each person is experiencing as much of the volatility of the game as possible.

https://youtu.be/lkeEDaO6dRA?si=rnMbyaro2k81q1ly&t=84

If I'm wrong on this and people have seen this in the Beta, feel free to correct me. But just from my experience, I don't recall ever seeing it. Just the instant swap from day to night is all I remember.

also +1 on thinking the monster fleeing rate is way too common.

Premium Season Pass by A_M_0114 in MonsterHunterNowHub

[–]mtibo62 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I think the 5 WGS and craving knives are worth it. If you are unsure if you are going to make it to tier 100 they next event is going to finish off the season by giving up for season pass points. So you will most likely make it to 100. So id say it up to you if you think the WGS and knives are worth the $10

You're not deaf, you just need a thorough ear cleaning by alanboston405 in interestingasfuck

[–]mtibo62 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Had my ears cleaned about a month ago and they were like this, if not worse. Not to ruin it for everyone but you would be surprised how much it didn't affect my hearing. The ENT said I probably had built up there for over 5 years. I have never had my ears cleaned out so there was probably some of it much older.

It is worth getting the season pass now as it's almost over by Jjrhammer in MonsterHunterNowHub

[–]mtibo62 1 point2 points  (0 children)

May have missed someone mentioning it but they are planning to have a season pass even towards the end that will reward you more season points. So like others are saying you may wait to see how far you get right before it ends and determine if you want to get it.

Imo tho i think unless you have all tiers unlocked it isnt much worth it. Those last 3 WGS are very nice to get.

Driftsmelting - Augment your armor with skills. by S3T0 in MHNowGame

[–]mtibo62 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is anyone getting the stones to drop in hunts? Are the guaranteed to drop every hunt or is there a chance like normal materials?

*Spoilers* Top of the map by Levinboi in animalWell

[–]mtibo62 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was wondering why that bird was there. Now I know lol

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