[Part 3] Bat can’t move and attack

[Ser Apustaja]

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It sounds like there might be a few potential issues with your Cinemachine camera setup. Here are some things to check:

1. Camera Follow Target:

   • Ensure that your Cinemachine virtual camera’s “Follow” property is set to the player object. If it’s not set correctly, the camera won’t know what to follow.

2. Camera Position:

   • Check the position of your Cinemachine virtual camera in the scene. If it’s positioned incorrectly (e.g., too far away or inside another object), it may not render anything.

3. Field of View:

   • Make sure the camera’s field of view is set appropriately. If it’s too narrow or too wide, it might not capture the scene as expected.

4. Culling Mask:

   • Verify that the culling mask of your camera includes the layers of the objects you want to see. If the layers are not included, the camera won’t render those objects.

5. Camera Component:

   • Ensure that the main camera in your scene is not disabled and that it has a valid Camera component attached.

6. Virtual Camera Activation:

   • Check if the virtual camera is enabled and active in the scene. If it’s not, it won’t render anything.

7. Debugging:

   • You can add debug logs to check if the camera is correctly following the player. For example, log the position of the camera and the player each frame to see if they are updating as expected.

If you’ve checked all these settings and are still having issues, could you provide more details about your camera settings or any specific configurations you’ve made? This will help narrow down the problem further.

[Pool ForReal]

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but right now its error again, should i try second solution?

[Ser Apustaja]

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It seems like you’re facing an issue with your camera setup in Unity, and you’re asking whether you should try a second solution regarding your previous concerns. Since the context isn’t fully clear, let me clarify a few things:

1. If by “second solution” you mean revisiting the state management suggestions for your Bat enemy, then yes, it’s a good idea to ensure that everything is transitioning properly within the enemy’s state system. However, if you are currently focused on the camera issue, it might be best to address that first.

2. For the camera issue, please provide specific details about the error you’re encountering. Are there any error messages showing in the console? Knowing this will help me provide more targeted advice.

3. If you are still receiving errors related to the camera after trying the initial suggestions, please describe the specific errors or behaviors you are observing. This will allow me to give you more effective troubleshooting steps.

Feel free to share any error messages or additional details about what you’re seeing with the camera, and I’ll do my best to help you resolve it!

[Pool ForReal]

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but right now the code not correct, after i try solution 2

[Ser Apustaja]

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It sounds like you’re experiencing issues with your code after implementing the second solution related to state management. Let’s work through this together.

Here are some steps to help you troubleshoot the code:

1. Review State Transition Logic:

   • Ensure that the logic for changing states in the ChangeState() method is working correctly. You might want to add debug logs to check if the state is changing as expected.

2. Check State-Specific Behavior:

   • Verify that any state-specific behavior you added is functioning correctly. For example, if you added logic for Bat_Chase, make sure that the relevant code is executing when the enemy is in that state.

3. Examine Any Errors:

   • Look for any error messages in the Unity console. If there are errors, they can provide insight into what might be going wrong.

4. Debugging:

   • Use Debug.Log() statements to output key variables and states to the console. This can help you track down where the logic might be failing.

5. Revert Temporary Changes:

   • If you made significant changes that are causing problems, consider reverting to the last known good state and gradually reintroducing changes to isolate the issue.

6. Share Specific Issues:

   • If you’re encountering specific errors or unexpected behaviors, please share those details. Examples include error messages, what the expected behavior is, and what is actually happening.

If you can provide more context or specific code snippets related to the issues you’re facing, I’ll be able to assist you better!

[Terence]

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I suspect that your camera is not showing because it is behind your sprites. Try adjusting the z-coordinate of your camera and ensure that it is behind the rest of the sprites in your game.

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