ChimpLogik

I followed your first suggestion and I got the player to stop at the right distance :)
Unfortunately after all the schematics are completed, the player goes back to the original position before the ability started, even if the ability only has 2 Battle Animations: MoveToTarget and BaseAttack (which has no movement functions in it).
I even tried adding an extra Stop Battle Animation but it didn't do anything.

Looking at the Debug.Log it looks like after the ability is completed, something keeps calling the Custom Movement Component function MoveTo(speed, position) every frame until the player reaches the original position.
I am really not sure how to prevent this...

gamingislove

Try using a Stop Movement node in case you used a Change Position or similar node to move.

ChimpLogik

Unfortunately it didn't work. Today I spent few hours trying to fix it, but without much success :(

This is the Battle Animation schematic I added at the end of the ability to stop the player in place, with the Console Log.

gamingislove

Can you post the complete the debug message with the original position (after the action)?
That'd show where that call is coming from.

ChimpLogik

Of course, there it is :)



Just in case it might help, this is the code I am using in my Custom Movement Component.

using UnityEngine;
using TigerForge;
using GamingIsLove.Makinom;
using GreenEmpire;
using System.Collections;

public class ORKCustomMovement : MonoBehaviour
{
public ORKCustomMovementComponent customComponent = new ORKCustomMovementComponent();
public IMovementComponent _interface;
public bool isStopped; //check added to avoid Stop() calls every frame after reaching destination, which was preventing the player to start moving at the beginning of the ability

void Start()
{
_interface = customComponent.Init(this.gameObject);
}

public void MoveTo(float speed, Vector3 position)
{
Debug.Log("ORKCustomMovement method MoveTo() called. GameObject= " + this.gameObject.name + " Destination= " + position.ToString() + " Speed= " + speed.ToString());
EmitEvent_SetSpeed(speed); // calls pathfind method
EmitEvent_SetPosition(position); // call pathfind method
isStopped = false;
}

public void ForceStop()
{
Debug.Log("ORKCustomMovement method ForceStop() called");
EmitEvent_SetPosition(this.gameObject.transform.position); // For debug purposes, if removed the outcome doesn't change
EmitEvent_SetSpeed(0);
isStopped = true;
}

public void Stop()
{
if(!isStopped)
{
Debug.Log("ORKCustomMovement method Stop() called");
EmitEvent_SetPosition(this.transform.position); // For debug purposes, if removed doesn't change the outcome anyways
EmitEvent_SetSpeed(0);
isStopped = true;
}
}

public void SetSpeed(float value)
{
Debug.Log("ORKCustomMovement method SetSpeed() called. Speed= " + value.ToString());
EmitEvent_SetSpeed(value);
}

public void SetDestination(Vector3 position)
{
Debug.Log("ORKCustomMovement method SetDestination() called: " + position.ToString());
EmitEvent_SetPosition(position);
isStopped = false;
}

public void SetPosition(Vector3 position)
{
Debug.Log("ORKCustomMovement method SetPosition() called. Destination= " + position.ToString());
EmitEvent_SetPosition(position);
isStopped = false;
}

public void Move(Vector3 position)
{
Debug.Log("ORKCustomMovement method Move() called. Destination= " + position.ToString());
EmitEvent_SetPosition(position);
isStopped = false;
}

// Code for pathfinding methods
}


gamingislove

Uh ... I meant posting the complete error message from one the unrequested returns to position. I.e. select one in the console and copy the whole text that's displayed and paste it here :)
The stacktrace that's included in the message will show where that move command is comming from.

ChimpLogik

There it is :)

ORKCustomMovement method MoveTo() called. GameObject= Player Destination= (-1.56, 0.22, 2.72) Speed= 5.999989
UnityEngine.Debug:Log (object)
ORKCustomMovement:MoveTo (single,UnityEngine.Vector3) (at Assets/_Main/scripts/ORK/ORKCustomMovement.cs:37)
GamingIsLove.Makinom.ORKCustomMovementComponent/myMoveComponent:MoveTo (UnityEngine.Vector3&,single) (at Assets/_Main/scripts/ORK/ORKCustomMovementComponent.cs:47)
GamingIsLove.ORKFramework.Components.MousePlayerController:Update ()


gamingislove

Ok, seems to be the Mouse player controls.
Might be that disabling the control doesn't clear the move target, I'll check it out :)

ChimpLogik

Much appreciated! :)

gamingislove

Should be fixed in the next update.

ChimpLogik

That was fast! Thank you Nicholas :)