kiwi

Hi,

Battle Range
1) i'm using Grid LOS and i want cells with dead combatants to not block LOS
My default Battle Range use Grid Shape > Line of Sight > LOS Enemy Combatants.
BUT when a enemy dies, it still block the LOS. Removing the enemy from the battle on Default Death Settings doesn't work since i want to allow possible revival.
How should i proceed ?

Battle Menu UI
2) Sub-Menu stays hidden in hierarchy
While using sub-menu, when i click on a menu button, the sub-menu stays hidden.
If Sub-Menu Settings > Block Focus is checked, the sub-menu appears.
Is it normal ?

3) Always shows the Battle Menu
Is there a Always Visible checkbox or smthg like that to always shows the BattleMenu ?

4) Have a Timebar HUD to looks like a Turn Order HUD
In Active Time Battle, if Time Skip is on, is it possible to have a Timebar HUD who looks like a Turn Order HUD ?
OR
is it possible in Turn Based Battle to have Cast Times ?

gamingislove

1) Dead combatants are still combatants.
I'll look into adding an option for that :)

2) No, that's not normal. Working fine here with and without using block focus.
Can you give me more details on your battle menu's sub-menu settings?

3) No, the battle menu is only shown when a combatant selects actions.

4) No, a timebar HUD can't work like a turn order HUD, each is for their distinctive battle system because they only work for them :)
However, cast times are available in all battle systems - they just don't make much sense in turn based battles, unless you use dynamic combat.

kiwi

1) Cool ! :)

2) i have sent you a unity project copy on dropbox in case the image doesn't suffice


3) okey

4) yep but a Timebar HUD with Time Skip looks really weird :p

EDIT
5) Cursor over (HUD Combatant Object) doesn't work
I have a HUD Type Combatant Object that works fine, except when i check Cursor Over.
UI blocks Cursor is not checked.

gamingislove

2) Uh ... where did you send it? Didn't get any email ...
What's your UI layer setup used by the 2 battle menu UI boxes?

5) Might be an issue with your layer setup.
This uses the raycast settings from UI > HUDs > General Settings, i.e. make sure your combatants have a collider (or they can't be hit by a raycast) and are on a layer that can be hit by the HUD raycast. Also, no other thing should be between combatant and camera that can be hit.