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Just ran into this problem. This seems to have worked: else if( Other.gameObject.tag == "Untagged" ) { // Debug.Log("Hit an object with an undefined tag"); }
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Just ran into the same problem. This seems to have worked: else if( Other.gameObject.tag == "Untagged" ) { // Debug.Log("Hit an object with an undefined tag"); }
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On PC, you can use Input.GetJoystickNames(), which returns an array of strings of the names of the joysticks that are connected. If that array is empty, there are no pnp joysticks connected, I guess. I...
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Perhaps try a larger collision volume around the stopped agent that intersects with the navmesh, but doesn't actually collide with the moving agent? I'm not sure if the navmeshagent will see this as...
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These worked for me... after I set them up in Edit->ProjectSettings->Input. You have to set up the x and y axes, then the 4th and 5th axes to correspond to these settings *for each joystick*, and...
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Did you try using the PhotonTransformView to synchronize the positions? I would recommend doing this tutorial and analyzing their steps thoroughly before heading off on your own:...
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