Invector Templates
Last Update: HAP 4.2.6d Invector 2.6b
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2.- Install/Drop the unitypackage to your project.
You can test the Integrations Demo Scenes on each Template Folder:
Malbers Animations/Horse AnimSet Pro/Integrations/Invector
IMPORTANT: As part of the integration package all Invectors weapons prefabs that can be used with HAP, are modified and they have a MWeapon component; so they can be recognized by the Riding Combat System.
To create a new integration from scratch you need to do the following steps...
1.- Open the Demo Scene on the Invector Demo folders:
2.- Drag to the scene the Horse Realistic Prefab.
3.- Select the Character Controller Prefab:
4.- Change the Animator Controller:
Make sure your Character Controller has the Animator set to Animate physics
If by any chance you have modified your Animator Controller, or you are using other Animator Controllers Provided by Invector. you can always add the Mount Layer and Rider Combat Layers provided for the Riding system.
5.- Add the MRider script to your Character controller.
7.- On Disable Components add the scripts that interfere with the logic while riding. (Usually is used for scripts that are not supposed to be active while the character is Riding. Like scripts that move and rotate the character, Ragdoll scripts, etc. Also are used to disable Inputs that are only supposed to be active when the character is not riding: Ex: a Crouch Input).
8.- Add the Mount UI prefab to your current UI Canvas.
10.- If you like you can also add to the UI canvas the Slider Stamina prefab and the Slider Health prefab to check the health and stamina of the horse.
The Link script is the bridge between the Rider Component and Invector's templates. Allows the Rider to communicate with Invector's core Character Controller components. Disable features via code while the character is riding the animals and enabling them back when the character is back on foot
11.- Add the Invector HAP Link script to the Character.
12.- Select the ThirdPersonCamera gameObject and change the Camera State List from:
This new state list contains the Camera State Ride used when the character is riding the horse.
14.- Create a new Event Listener and select the Event Set Camera Settings
15.- Enable the Transform (T) Listener and disable the Void Listener. Create a new Unity Event Listener and drag the same game object to the Runtime Only Slot.
16.- Add the *dynamic method vThirdPersonCamera.Target() to the Listener.
And that should be it… the basic controller should be able to ride the Horse.
The Extra Steps you should follow to complete the Melee Integration are the following:
Add the Weapon Manager Script.
But, if you want to learn how to add the Combat Layers check this video:
If you are using a Custom Input System you will need to connect:
MWeaponManager.Set_Aim(bool) to your Aim Input.
MWeaponManager.MainAttack(bool) to your MainAttack Input.
MWeaponManager.SecondAttack(bool) to your SecondaryAttack Input.
MWeaponManager.ReloadWeapon() to your Reload Input.
This automatically adds to the MInput Script, the Inputs needed for the Rider Combat and connects the inputs to the Weapon Manager methods.
Create the Combat Event Listeners by using the Context menu "Create Event Listeners".
This is used for Mobile Input on all HAP Demo Scenes. Skip this part if you are not using Mobile
In the General group -> Weapons Equip Points; Remove the [Left Hand] and [Right Hand] References and set to true the [Ignore Hand Offset] Parameter.
Select the Holsters/Use External and set [Use External]
[Instantiate On Equip] = false and [Destroy On Unequip] = false
Make sure the Invector's Bow and Handgun have the Malbers Weapon component attached to it.
Now the Controller should be able to use the pistol and the Bow weapons while riding the horse.
On the next page, check how the weapons are properly configured to be used with HAP
1.- Download from thethe package of the Template you own (Basic, Melee, or Shooter).
for Basic Template
for Melee Template
for Shooter Template
v3rdPersonConroller_Demo
vMeleeCombat_DemoScene
vShooterMelee_DemoScene
vBasicController
vMeleeController_Inventory
vShooterMeleeController
from Invector@BasicLocomotion to Invector@BasicLocomotion_HAP
from Invector@MeleeCombat_Upperbody to Invector@MeleeCombat_HAP
from Invector@ShooterMelee to Invector@ShooterMelee_HAP
This Animator already has the Mount Layer and the Rider Animator Parameters added. If you want to know how to add the Mount Layer to any Animator you can find out
6.- If you are using a "Custom Input System" you'll need to connect to your Mount Input, and to your Dismount Input. If you want to continue using my Malbers Input then use the Context Menu Create Mount Inputs.
This will create a component with 3 Inputs for the Rider (Mount, Dismount and Call Mount); and connect the events of the inputs to the proper methods.
You can change the Type from Key to Input and add those Inputs to the
With "Basic" Template add Invector HAP Link script
With "Melee" Template add Invector HAP Melee Link script
With "Shooter" Template add Invector HAP Shooter Link script.
vBasicLocomotiont@CameraState to vBasicLocomotiont@CameraState_HAP
vMeleeCombat@CameraState to vMeleeCombat@CameraState_HAP
vShooterMelee@CameraState to vShooterMelee@CameraState_HAP
13.- Add the component to the ThirdPersonCamera.
For integrating the Melee Template you should follow the same steps of the but follow the Melee Template Steps.
But If you want to continue using then use the Context Menu "Create Combat Inputs".
You can change the Type from Key to Input and add those Inputs to the
This will automatically add the component with the Events needed for the Rider Combat system to communicate/listen to external scripts in a non-dependant way.
For integrating the Shooter Template you should follow the same steps as the but follow the Shooter Template way.
Also, you need to follow the Steps.
