ORK 2 Bug Reports - Page 23

Gameplay/MountSettings.cs:31 has a bug:

[ORKEditorHelp("Rotation Offset", "The scale the object will be set to.", "")]

It should read "Scale" instead of duplicate "Rotation Offset".

Also Tools/TransformHelper.cs:57

child.parent = parent;

This should be in the beginning around line 40, not in the end. Setting parent within scaled environment (using NGUI Root or for other reasons) messes up scaling, this is long known Unity issue. So reparenting first, then setting up position/scale etc.

I found a bug with quests tasks not updating with save games. They update when completing the task after starting a fresh new game, but if you load a save, then complete the task, it does not update.

I feel like this might be a bug, but I'm not 100% sure. Either way, I figure it's better to mention it here than start another topic.

Currently running Unity 5 and Ork 2.4.

I'm having a strange issue with my character that I don't recall having in Unity 4.6. Basically, what will happen is when my character hits a wall, instead of coming to a stop like they usually did in 4.6, I've found instead that it's possible for the character to 'slide' up the wall to the top of it. I've tried changing my character controller, the colliers on my objects, and increasing gravity, but if I run into walls for long enough, the character will suddenly jump to the spot at the top of the wall.

Within the same scene, using Unity 5's new ThirdPersonController prefab does not cause these issues. It's only when I'm using ORK to control my character.

I think Unity 5 has a "something" I don't remember what it is that keeps you from having problems with colliding with walls--a physics thing or script. I don't remember because I was focusing on audio at the time. But I noted it as interesting enough to go back and look at.

I also think I read in the Unity 5 forum there are some problems with layers.

I also have a problem when I use my skill bar to damage a monster--the darn thing jumps up into the sky just like LNMRae's player and then eases down. For my spiders, that's not bad. It looks like they are climbing up invisible spider silk but not all of my monsters are spiders.

I don't think these are ORK issues. But maybe you have a way to save us, Gil? : ) Even so?

@LNMRae
Is that happening with one of the built-in controls or with movement steps in events?

@Kirb
Do you have that problem in Unity 4.6 as well or only in Unity 5?
Nothing changed here on ORK's side - it may be a Unity issue with the sibling index (i.e. their position in the scene hierarchy). Getting the same issue as well ... will look for a solution.

@Kirb
Found the issue - seems like there where some undocumented changes with the sibling index in Unity 5, will be fixed in the next update.

@LNMRae
Not happening in my test setup - can you send me a small Unity test project? Simple scene where this is happening :)

@gamingislove

Awesome, thanks for looking into it.

After upgrading to Unity 5, I seem to get this error after running the game, stopping it and returning to the editor:

Recursive Serialization is not supported. You can't dereference a PPtr while loading. (Constructors of C# classes may not load objects either eg. EditorGUIUtility.TextContent should be moved to OnEnable. See stacktrace.)
UnityEditor.AssetDatabase:LoadAssetAtPath(String, Type)
ORKSceneWizard:.ctor()
UnityEditorInternal.InternalEditorUtility:LoadSerializedFileAndForget(String)
UnityEditor.EditorApplicationLayout:SetStopmodeLayout()