I face new strange problem in godot, when I use MoveAndSlide(I'm using c#), it works smoothly without problem, but when I activate Animation tree, MoveAndSlide doesn't work while debug window show me variables are changing as usual, I have to use Animation tree(Animation Player also same problem), without Animation tree, character will be solid image moves from position to position, I was searching internet for this problem but I did not find any similar problem, I read godot documents, also there is nothing about this problem, I read and watched many tutorials on youtuble about moving 3d person and I use same steps (after changing code from gdscript to c#), also problem don't solved, any one can help?, thank you
Thank you guys,
The problem was solved by itself in next day, I tried to reproduce the same error again to understand the problem but I failed, I rearranged main character scene then the problem disappeared, how? I don't know.
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I have been working on a windows forms game in visual studio, it's pretty basic, but i'm mostly making it to learn more about C#. Anyway, in the main dungeon for the game, I drew a basic tile, and put it on a tiling picture box. In the inspector, it looks good, the tile is the same size as the player image, and the tiles line up with the edge of the picture box. However, once I hit play, the tiles auto scale, and become far too large, they don't fit with the character, and more importantly, they don't line up with the picture box. I have spent probably an hour and a half scanning through the inspector tools looking for a way to fix this weird error, but I can't seem to find anything.
I am wondering if there is any way to code in the tile attributes to make it work out. I have attached a picture of before I hit play (left), and after (right) so you guys get a better idea of what exactly I mean. Any fix would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you to everyone who answered, my visual studio was resizing itself in the edit mode, so I changed that setting everything works now.
I have a problem with the project I am working on in Unity and have been trying to solve the problem for days.
I am using the Meta 2 and the HTC Vive base station. I am continuing the work of a colleague. He was working on another computer. I am trying to recreate the project he created. He gave me the project and everything included but also doesn´t know how to solve my problem.
It looks like this:
I can open and play the project. When I play the project I can see everything I want to see in 3D with the Meta 2. But I can not look around. When I move the Meta I see the some kind of "vibrating" movement in the screen but in the end everything stays in the position.
I also connected the Sense Gloves I have with my computer. I can move the fingers of the sense gloves in the screen (they are shown as blue circles which i can move) BUT I cannot move the whole hand. It stays where it is initialized in the room.
I think it is a problem with the transfer of the vive tracking data to unity (the position of the tracker coordinate system in unity is not moving even though hit should).
I hope this explanation is accurate enough. If you need more information, do not hesitate to ask me, please.
Kind regards
Alex
I have a problem using HoloLens and Unity 2017.3.0f3. I open a menu (Canvas in World Space) depending on where the user is looking at using the voice commands.
When menu appears it seems stable, but when walking around it, there is a strange point where it starts to shake and it's separated in different colors, like a rainbow. Very shocking. After 2 seconds it stabilize and appears nice, but everytime I return to that point the same thing happens.
It's quite strange as it just only happen when getting into a specific angle like 65º by left (clockwise direction thinking you are at 6 and the object is the center of the circle).
I have improved the general stabilization using SetFocusPointForFrame but anyway it still makes that strange color shake. Also, I tried to reduce FPS to 24 with no results. Quality is set to lowest... I don't know what more I can do. Any help?
To understand better the effect I found this video:
https://youtu.be/QMrx-BU4Hnc?t=6m25s
That final effect is what happens to my hologram, but the color separation is bigger and everything shakes.
Thank you!
EDIT: I tried to record a video using Device Portal but the objects dissapear instead of shaking O_o really weird.
Well, it's not really a fix. But if I use Unity 2017.1.0f and Visual Studio 2015 with UWP SDK 10.0.14393.0 the problem disappears... I'll try to find if it's a Unity problem or a SDK problem, but for the moment this is a valid solution to avoid the terrible shake with color separation.
Hope this helps someone! :)
I am making a videogame in xna for wp7 and I have a weird problem.
It turns out that whenever my game loses focus, for example:
open the web browser from my game
open marketplace from the game
close the game
when something of that happens the screen gets full of graphical artifacts and the device becomes unusable unless you go back to the game.
I discovered that if you maintain pressed the back button until the "background apps" is showed it works fine again. But my game won't pass the QA if this problem persists.
I've tried to comment the update and draw methods of my game but it still happens!! :S
Could anyone help please?
Well I fixed it.
It turns out that in a custom texture class, (I don't know why) there was code to create a Texture2D object with custom size. It worked fine (the game runs perfectly) but there is something that the device doesn't like and it corrupted the backbuffer.
What I've done is delete that code and instantiate the Textures always in their original sizes. Now it works great and no artifacts have been found :D
i'm getting started with XNA game development and tried to run tutorail app on http://create.msdn.com/downloads/?id=753&filename=Shooter_Project_Windows.zip, but when i run, this blue window appears insted of emulator
What's wrong?
There is no way to know what is wrong for sure without more info. The blue window you are seeing indicates that the project is running; it is just not displaying anything visible to you.
If I had to guess (and it's just a guess, but it's a common issue for these types of things), the issue is possibly that your camera is facing the wrong direction. Other potential problems include things like the clip planes being set incorrectly. You might also look at the console to see if something failed without crashing the program...if a mesh or something was supposed to be loaded, and failed for some reason, you might also not see anything.