Send and receive damage

[saoc]

Hello, I bought the AI Template a few months ago and I always used it with the Invector TPS, now I am trying to use the AI With the following asset: assetstore.unity.com/packages/templates/packs/third-person-cover-shooter-template-88424

I have tried in different ways(Already read the online documentation) and I have not been able to make the player hurt the AI, or vice versa
.
Could you tell me what is the function or method to be called to hurt the AI? or if this is not how it works, could you guide me in the right direction?

Thanks in advance!

[tchrisbaker]

Here's an example of my doDamage code
void doDamage(Transform sender, GameObject target, Vector3 hitPosition, int reactionId, int damage ) {            
vDamage _damage = new vDamage();
_damage.receiver = target.transform;
_damage.sender = sender;
_damage.hitPosition = hitPosition;
_damage.reaction_id = reactionId;
_damage.damageValue = damage;


target.ApplyDamage(_damage);          
}


[saoc]

Dec 25, 2018 7:51:00 GMT tchrisbaker said:

Here's an example of my doDamage code
void doDamage(Transform sender, GameObject target, Vector3 hitPosition, int reactionId, int damage ) {            
vDamage _damage = new vDamage();
_damage.receiver = target.transform;
_damage.sender = sender;
_damage.hitPosition = hitPosition;
_damage.reaction_id = reactionId;
_damage.damageValue = damage;


target.ApplyDamage(_damage);          
}


Thanks! I hope I can do something following your reference.

[tchrisbaker]

Make sure your damage types are set up correctly too. It talks about it in the manual www.invector.xyz/thirdpersondocumentation under "How to apply Damage to a Target"

[jime363]

Dec 26, 2018 19:32:57 GMT saoc said:

Dec 25, 2018 7:51:00 GMT tchrisbaker said:

Here's an example of my doDamage code
void doDamage(Transform sender, GameObject target, Vector3 hitPosition, int reactionId, int damage ) {            
vDamage _damage = new vDamage();
_damage.receiver = target.transform;
_damage.sender = sender;
_damage.hitPosition = hitPosition;
_damage.reaction_id = reactionId;
_damage.damageValue = damage;


target.ApplyDamage(_damage);          

}


BRO HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO CALL THIS FUNCTION... 

DODAMAGE(); DIDN'T WORKED .. I KNOW THERE IS ANOTHER METHOD TO CALL THESE FUNCTIONS .. I AM INTEGRATING WITH RFPS

[tchrisbaker]

Jan 11, 2019 17:28:06 GMT jime363 said:

Dec 26, 2018 19:32:57 GMT saoc said:

BRO HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO CALL THIS FUNCTION... 

DODAMAGE(); DIDN'T WORKED .. I KNOW THERE IS ANOTHER METHOD TO CALL THESE FUNCTIONS .. I AM INTEGRATING WITH RFPS

can you post your code?

[jime363]

Jan 12, 2019 3:10:00 GMT tchrisbaker said:

Jan 11, 2019 17:28:06 GMT jime363 said:

can you post your code?

The rfps code is too long.. From which asset did you integrate the fsm ai with this code.and ..can you post full code.. Where you made changes...

[tchrisbaker]

Jan 12, 2019 4:49:36 GMT jime363 said:

Jan 12, 2019 3:10:00 GMT tchrisbaker said:

can you post your code?

The rfps code is too long.. From which asset did you integrate the fsm ai with this code.and ..can you post full code.. Where you made changes...

I'm using Invector's FSM. 


vDamage is Invector's class. So basically you're just calling ApplyDamage which is an Invector function and supplying the vDamage parameter


This is from Invector's API documentation 




virtual void Invector.vObjectDamage.ApplyDamage (Transform target, Vector3 hitPoint )