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(SOLVED) Disable First Person Character movment and STILL be able to controll the First PErson Camera.
So I had an Idea for a game. (Please don't steal my idea!) What if when you can see, you can't move, but when you can move, you can't see?
My problem is, I have a script that activates/deactivate the "First Person Controller" script. But then that means you can't move your camera.
var scriptToControl : UnityStandardAssets.Characters.FirstPerson.FirstPersonController;
function Start () {
scriptToControl = GetComponent("FirstPersonController");
}
function Update() {
if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.X)) {
Debug.Log("User pressed X");
if (scriptToControl.enabled)
scriptToControl.enabled = false;
;
else
scriptToControl.enabled = true;
}
}
I tried adding a "Mouse Look" script to my camera, but then the First Person Controller doesn't move right.
Then I tried making it change the Walking Speed.
var scriptToControl : UnityStandardAssets.Characters.FirstPerson.FirstPersonController;
function Start () {
scriptToControl = GetComponent("FirstPersonController");
}
function Update() {
if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.X)) {
Debug.Log("User pressed X");
if (scriptToControl.enabled)
scriptToControl.m_WalkSpeed = 0;
;
else
scriptToControl.m_WalkSpeed = 5;
}
}
But then i got this error:
"BCE0120: 'UnityStandardAssets.Characters.FirstPerson.FirstPersonController.m_WalkSpeed' is inaccessible due to its protection level."
What do I do?
You can't access m_WalkSpeed, because it is a private variable. You could change it in the "FirstPersonController.cs". But I think there are better solutions than just changing this variable. You could add a variable public bool CanMove=true;and whenever you want to stop the player movement, set this variable to false. Also you have to change the controllers code a bit. Search for the "Update" function and change it like this:
private void Update(){
RotateView();
if(!CanMove){
return;
}
//[existant stuff]
}
This way only the rotation-part of the controller will be done, if it should not move.
Sorry, didn't understand. But thanks anyway. I found a solution, though.
I HAVE FOUND A SOLUTION! (In case anyone else wants to do the same idea as me)
I just used the old Character Controller Prefab. Since it has a SEPARATE script for moving the camera, I can disable the "Character Motor" script, and still move my camera.
