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@@xaviad7940 i don't fully understand what you are referring to? You can reorder your hierarchy however you see fit, and AC can create the folders for you in one click.

@@TaleHammer Can you tell me how to create the folders with 1 click? thanks

@@xaviad7940 open the ac game editor, it should be there on the scene page at the very top

@@TaleHammer thanks you very much! :)

This could be easily done with Variables - Check random number, Have different options for where to place the key, and only run it once when the game starts. Set a another variable to reference the different locations, and then when activating those hotspots, check variable if the key has been placed there.

I've added a drive link to the description, you can find it there!

@@TaleHammer Awesome, thank you so much!

Should be yeah

@@TaleHammer Where can I find it? The video mentioned something like a google drive link?

@@yonderboygames I may have forgotten to attach the link, it's in the description now.

@@TaleHammer Hey thanks! I like your games btw!

Yeah, this video is quite old but it's something you can do. It's quite complicated, and you should learn parameters for a combat system with AC.

In AC Game Editor, under Settings -> Movement, make sure the turning mode is set to snap.

@@TaleHammer ah! Thank you!!

Have you bought it and logged in with the right account? Then it's under my assets in the package manager.

It's certainly doable! Probably requires you to use a bunch of variables and timers but I definitely recommend using AC! I can also look into making a farming system when I have some extra time.

@@TaleHammer You should see my RPGM variable list 🤣🤣. That would be amazing if you ever covered it. Even if it's just one plant to show the best process. It's just a big decision for me to switch this late into my project, but it's either switch soon or keep the limitations and not reach the games full potential.

@@Jayy8Bit Yeah that's what i did, jumped from rpg maker to unity with ac. Never regretted it.

@@TaleHammer Good to hear. Guess I'll grab it and try it out :) Subbed so I can keep up with your 2d tutorials. Thank you!

@@TaleHammer Been playing around with this for the past couple of days and I see why you made the switch. So far, it has been really fun and easy to use. The only thing I have found though is the UI is an absolute nightmare through AC unless I'm just missing something. For example, the dialogue boxes. It gives you an option to upload your own background, but it distorts the image unless you just use a plain color, which isn't attractive. I made a simple box with a border and replacing the background in the AC subtitle section, I can't get it to work but works perfectly fine when I use the basic Unity UI canvas options. Have you played with menu backgrounds at all with custom images?

Thank you!

I try hehe

Thank you for the kind words! I think having a swimming mechanic would require some customizing of the character controller that comes with AC as it is not a built in feature. You can also use other character controllers with AC, some of which may have such features.

They're all made by MalibuDarby, find them on Itch.io malibudarby.itch.io/

Yeah, you can just run two variable checks one after another!

How to make a DoT? Damage over time? I want that if player does not have Item X he will get automatic damage like 10 points each second. Any Idea?@@TaleHammer

@@pushingpandas6479 You can make the actionlist run on a loop, check if the player has the item X, cause damage if not, then just add an engine wait action at the end and loop it back to the beginning.

@@TaleHammer i tried that but its only substrates 1 time

I'll keep it in mind!

Thank you!

Sorry for the wait haha

It's difficult to say just based on your comment. Make sure your movement method is correct and that you haven't restricted any movement directions for the player.

Whenever you trigger an actionlist that would deal damage, just add an inventory check for that specific item before the damage is dealt

@@TaleHammer thank you. Any idea how to make post processing working with first person URP? I set all up but nothing changes

@@pushingpandas6479 Make sure your cameras have the post processing enabled. They may be disabled by default.

@@TaleHammer thank you Iam dumb. I used post processing volume instead of "volume" in URP ... LOL

It sounds like you don't have a camera in your scene, or it has been disabled! Search your hierarchy for a MainCamera object and make sure it is enabled. You can also try adding a new camera.

I can go into that in the next tutorial

It is possible to do a very basic combat system only using AC ,but it's quite complicated, and I'd have to plan such a tutorial carefully to be coherent enough to follow. I may do so when I have the time.