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Hi, I'm French but fluent in English, and while I believe Malbers is of Hispanic or Latin descent, his English remains mostly correct and he too must use it daily as a developer. The issue isn't there, if you watched the video or looked at the thread you can see that I repeated the same points clearly over and over again, and I think that "I know this may sound dumb, but could you please confirm whether your 240hz monitor feels much smoother than your 60hz one when playing a video game or just moving your mouse over your wallpaper ?" is a straightforward request in proper and simple English. What is quite revealing is that last month, a user offered a non-working fix for the issue, and Malbers completely ignored my past alerts and did not ask someone with a working high refresh rate monitor to test it for him, and instead said it was buttery smooth, still oblivious to the fact that his monitors couldn't display more than 60fps. After posting a new negative review (the latest one having been removed) and telling Malbers about it in DM, he once again completely ignored it. You can see this for yourself in his answer to my latest reviews for both of his controllers on the Asset Store. The issue isn't about poor communication from my part, and Malbers having a poor understanding of frame and refresh rates alone is not even the main issue - it's just that he didn't take what I told him seriously, handles criticism and negative feedback badly, and seems to have developed quite a dislike for me (and well so have I for him, but I'm still able to talk about technical issues normally). Lastly, if you want to take a look at the issue yourself, you will not able to if you have a 60hz monitor, or like Malbers have a high refresh rate monitor that is not working properly. If you're not sure about the latter, simply change your refresh rate to 60hz and then back to your max number, and see if by just moving your mouse around you can see some obvious difference in smoothness. If you do, then you should be able to see that the demo scenes of his controllers feel capped at 60 even if the actual framerate is much higher. Sorry for the long text, thanks for watching and commenting and Merry Christmas !

Hi, thanks, the subtitles are skipped by input, so you’ll be able to take your time to read :)

Thanks, I'm indeed using OBS and should experiment with its filters some more. The big issue seems to be coming from my computer which has issues with recording no matter the input method, like if use the same mic on Audacity on my laptop and on another, the results are going to be worse on mine. And yeah I agree the default footsteps effect can be a bit annoying fast x)

Hi, do you mean the Omni or Opsive servers ? I'm not good at making animations myself, I really can't help with Blender, however I'm used to using various animations from Mixamo and the UAS in Unity's Animator, I can help on that front.

Hello, damn was it this specific bug that made you switch asset or rather the overall quantity of bugs ? Either way I should let you know that I helped Justin reproduce it and he got to the conclusion that the Auto Update Start Delay of 0 caused an event to be scheduled twice. You can look at the thread called «[Bug] Attribute Auto Update Value Type switching causes faster attribute changes» on the Opsive forum.

​@@cheodarkpioupiou Hello. No it wasn't only because of Bugs that we switched. But GKC provides all the things we need in our project. So we can only use one asset (GKC) to make all the things we want. In case of Opsive we needed to use external assets as well to setup Mission or Dialogues. GKC has all in it provided! Plus the owner responds very quickly on its help section as compared to Justin. He takes days and weeks to fix that bug or for reply. One reply a day. And the GKC assest is very cheap as compared to Opsive. Its truly value for money. Overall we found GKC (Game Kit Controller) and its support super awesome. We covered up in less than 1.5-2 months of what we achieved with Opsive and other assets in 5-6 months).

@@cheodarkpioupiou didn't expect you to delete the comment

@@TheLegendOfPygon Huh I’m sorry ? :0 I have no idea what you’re talking about, I deleted nothing ! By any chance did you post a comment with a link in it ? I think that can cause an automatic deletion.

Hi ! It’s very simple, if you want to add a rifle holster to your character’s back for example, just select his middle spine bone, create an empty child and attach the Object Identifier component to it. The ID of that component just needs to be the same as the Holster Target’s on your weapon prefab’s Third Person Perspective Item. Let me know if this helps ! If you’re interested I offer live support services for Opsive assets, you can find me easily on their discord server :)

@@cheodarkpioupiou sure, dude

@@cheodarkpioupiou Should i add any component to the weapon for it to be detected as holster?

@@saiganeshr1436 No it's as simple as I told you, didn't it work ?

@@cheodarkpioupiouworking on it now..

Hey konnichiwa man, a few things about this feature : First, this is still a work in progress, the next big step is making this work with groups of enemies. Next, this took me a lot of time to make and I'm not willing to share the whole thing for free right now. Here is nonetheless a piece of code I shared on the forum about a year ago that can serve as a base for sound detection, search for the thread named "Accessing a MonoBehavior from Surface Effect" on the Opsive forum, you'll find it at the bottom (I think we're not allowed to post links in TH-cam comments). You may also look at the UCC BD sample scene and Deathmatch kit which I believe offer basic sound detection, although I don't like the way the BD task handles that. I can show you my scripts and ai trees and help you with this in paid live support, feel free to reach out to me in Discord DM if you're interested. Lastly, you may also make a request for this in my tutorial thread on the Opsive forum, maybe I'll consider it if others are interested. Thanks for watching !

​@@cheodarkpioupiou I'm a solo-dev from China :D, but it doesn't matter, I bought all of Opsive products without OMINI Animation. I will waiting for your next demo :).

@@hawke3141 Ah sorry thought you were Japanese ^^’ Actually, I’ll be doing a screen share of my project tomorrow on Opsive’s Game Dev Insiders show and will naturally talk about BD at some point, I might share some details about this feature if we have the time :)

Hi and thanks for watching, no I haven’t, do you recommend it ?

Thanks !

Figured it out, had Animator Controller issues!

Nevermind that, ON / OFF still not working.. I'm asking on the forum.

Hi, yeah I must have added that one. The quickest way to create an id value is to type a name at the top and click Add.

awesome ty!!@@cheodarkpioupiou

Hi, glad you like my explanations, but there already is a video about the FPS Mesh Tool integration on Opsive's official channel, is it missing something ? th-cam.com/video/6Ro6mszmeHw/w-d-xo.html In any case, if you have any tutorial video request feel free to share them in this thread : www.opsive.com/forum/index.php?threads/new-tutorials-for-ucc3.10196/ Lastly, if you need more help for anything related to Opsive assets or Unity more generally speaking, feel free to reach out to me on Discord, on the Opsive forum or mail at cheogamedev@gmail.com, I offer both free help for short and occasional questions and paid live support if you need longer or more regular help. Thanks and have a good day !

Thanks ! If we’re going to shoot tons of zombies in your game then we sure as hell don’t want to see some weird and slow ragdolls on them !

Always glad to hear this is helpful :)

You're welcome, I'm glad to hear these videos are useful ! Any feedback is appreciated, and you can answer the poll for future tutorials here : www.opsive.com/forum/index.php?threads/new-tutorials-for-ucc3.10196/ Edit : I forgot, here is part 2 which I just released a few hours ago today in case you missed it :) th-cam.com/video/RyTI3QVsjZ8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=l38sJWNcW7RoddnV

Hello, glad to hear this ! The game contains no real gunfight at the moment, but you can download it here : 1drv.ms/u/s!ApXgOyPTRjcohah1icbYMefQ5KSsJA?e=crVM4L Know that the compressed archive is 4GB heavy, and the uncompressed folder 11. It also needs a good pc to run correctly without the lowest quality setting. You can also join the discord here to follow the project's progress : discord.gg/b3gENZ9x9e

About 15 bucks, you may get it for free if you already bought the UCC2 version.

The Move Towards Location component at 1:05 contains a start point and a Yaw Offset (represented by an arrow) giving a direction for the character to face. So it's not working properly and I've sent this to the devs. Thanks for watching mate :p