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The only change I made to the PlayerController.cs is shown in the video, you just need to create new Unity 3D Game Kit project and add these lines of code at 3:20. Sorry, I can't send you the file 😥 (because I have deleted this project when I re-installed Windows a month ago).

@@baobuiquang but for me these lines don’t work

@@warpwavestudios im late but you may have had a typo. here's for you and others who may have this problem: foreach (Animator a in GetComponentsInChildren<Animator>()) { if (a != m_Animator) { m_Animator.avatar = a.avatar; a.enabled = false; } }

The code I added at 3:35 is simply used to handling some conflicts, it's not necessary.

@@baobuiquang Thank you!

As I know, each time you create a new scene in the 3D Game Kit by Kit Tools > Create New Scene, Unity automatically makes a copy from the pre-made scene, which means that the new scene contains the old character (Ellen). You can try retargeting characters in all your scenes (I'm not sure it will work). Btw, Unity 3D Game Kit is created for the purpose of approaching the 3D environment in Unity. Therefore everything is "premade and not for making the actual game". Retargeting character is out of that purpose, it's just a funny side experience. Happy coding!

@@baobuiquang ty bro im already fix it but new probelm come again, when the character find enemy game will be stoped or crashed

@@candykiss4584 Because I don't know what exactly the problem is, so I will have some prediction and suggestion: 1. Maybe your new 3D model has conflicts with the enemy. I think that the problem is from the weapon. In my video, I just remove all the components of Ellen and place my 3D model into it, and this may cause some problems with the premade actions, for example, hit the enemies. As I said before, the 3D Game Kit is created to approach 3D env for beginners, everything in this project is "premade", so we cannot customize it deeply and confront a lot of "can't-understand-for-beginner" bugs. 2. The 3D game kit is a very heavy project. Make sure you have good specs in your workstation/PC. I hope that I can help you, but actually, I am also a beginner in the game development 😢

There are a lot of easy-to-understand Unity tutorials on TH-cam! This is just my experience in Unity, so it's a little complicated. 🤣 Wish you have a good time with Unity!

Sorry for this convenience, I recorded this video with the purpose of backing up, in case I need to do the same thing in the future. The core idea is that you change the Rig Animation Type (of both your own model and Ellen model) from Generic to Humanoid. Then you can replace Ellen with your model. You can download models from Mixamo. The code I added at 3:35 is simply used to handling some conflicts. At 6:30, I turned on the Root Transform Position (Y) > Bake Into Pose to make sure that the model is always on the ground (you can turn it off to see what happen to your model)

@@baobuiquang thanks man