Go to your robot prefab, and in the inspector:Ĭhange controller from none to bot, and that should work for you now.

I'll update if i run into the same problem with Ruby.

It worked for me and i hope it helps you. If you're running into the same problem with your bot not using the animation when moving, try this. So I instead decided to search 'unity 2020 animation -youtube' and try to solve this myself. I did some googling and found no results. I have ran into a problem with the robot not using the animation when walking. Since there is tens of immediate problems i started face and instead of completely stuck i am progressing (very slowly though) Right after completing the project i started my own learning project and i even more appreciate they made the tutorial easy but not mindless. And you can't just rush tutorial mindlessly half awake. This things are really easy to do by yourself even you didnt know how to do it you acquire the skill along the way. 'And to stop the smoke when the robot gets fixed, open the Enem圜ontroller script and add a public member of type ParticleSystem called smokeEffect.' And nowhere else they show it or the code or how to declare public member of ParticleSystem class. But i love the facts that you need to be more and more carefull as you approach towards the end and in sound part they give you one example and let you do the rest (or ignore). I finished the tutorial and compiled without any problems 1-2 days ago. Thats correct both animated gifs are same and first one is unnecessary. This will also helped remove hanging objects that would otherwise be cluttering up your hierarchy. Just had to hook the prefab object directly to the public variable, included in the class definition at the beginning, pre-function. Removing that got rid of the first error I was running into. Search for the error with this: Unity 'The object of type 'particle system' has been destroyed' which after some searching made me remove the child for the Ruby object. After some twiddling I realized I was was somehow destroying the wrong prefab. First I ran into all sorts of problems getting things to instantiate correctly. I wanted to include it in the Rub圜ontroller script in the ChangeHealth function. Set it as a prefab named ImpactExplosion and went on my way. Just borrowed the explosion one and have it bursting, nothing fancy. So I just went around the world a few times trying to get a custom particle effect to occur on Ruby when she gets hit. In Visual styling - Particles, I just had a bit of a few hours of headache trying to figure something out, so hopefully this is useful.

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