Player to Companion switch controller

[septimustitus]

Is it possible to make something like batman arkham knight game "dual fight mode" ? Where we can switch between batman and robin during the fight, taking control of main player batman or companion robin whilst the other character acts as companion

[Invector]

That could be very complicated to do, for a number of reasons...
Sure it could be done, but it's a massive template customization

[cursedereaper]

Thanks to wesleywh it actually isn't so hard to achiev. At least getting started working in that direction.

invector.proboards.com/thread/1908/free-unet-multiplayer-script

I'm not sure how good it works because I'm still working on it. But with the Script to get Multiplayer to work you automaticly allow different instances of players.
I'm not 100% through with all the changes wesleywh made in his Networking Script but they should certainly help to make some of the scripts work on different Characters.

With the Check box "public bool useInstance = true;" one can  deactivate the Instance function.
And by doing so one could add the AI Controller and the Third Person Controller to a certain Object and deactivate everything that is needed for the 3rd Person Controller while it should act on the AI FSM and the other way arround.

The biggest problem I see is that it would gain two Health and sometimes use its Stamina and sometimes not. Oh and there are still Inventory/Item problems.
The second Problem is that the UI need to switch depending on the Player and you need to transfer the informations from there.

But if you don't need the Inventory and manage to remove the Health from both components and add a Healthcomponent that both scripts can use you're nearly good to go.
You could also totally remove the UI and work with Healthbars over the players head which are similar to the ones the enemies use you could also do that.

I hope that this information can help to work a bit in the direction.

I'll certainly will work more in the direction.
But as our Invector Admin said it certainly is a template customization.
That's why I don't know how I could share my progress like wesleywh did if I manage to remove certain components or add new parts that help to make a character switch possible.
I will certainly take some time till I manage to make the customization and even if I manage to create one I can't post it right away.

[septimustitus]

Feb 16, 2019 23:18:46 GMT cursedereaper said:

Thanks to wesleywh it actually isn't so hard to achiev. At least getting started working in that direction.

invector.proboards.com/thread/1908/free-unet-multiplayer-script

I'm not sure how good it works because I'm still working on it. But with the Script to get Multiplayer to work you automaticly allow different instances of players.
I'm not 100% through with all the changes wesleywh made in his Networking Script but they should certainly help to make some of the scripts work on different Characters.

With the Check box "public bool useInstance = true;" one can  deactivate the Instance function.
And by doing so one could add the AI Controller and the Third Person Controller to a certain Object and deactivate everything that is needed for the 3rd Person Controller while it should act on the AI FSM and the other way arround.

The biggest problem I see is that it would gain two Health and sometimes use its Stamina and sometimes not. Oh and there are still Inventory/Item problems.
The second Problem is that the UI need to switch depending on the Player and you need to transfer the informations from there.

But if you don't need the Inventory and manage to remove the Health from both components and add a Healthcomponent that both scripts can use you're nearly good to go.
You could also totally remove the UI and work with Healthbars over the players head which are similar to the ones the enemies use you could also do that.

I hope that this information can help to work a bit in the direction.

I'll certainly will work more in the direction.
But as our Invector Admin said it certainly is a template customization.
That's why I don't know how I could share my progress like wesleywh did if I manage to remove certain components or add new parts that help to make a character switch possible.
I will certainly take some time till I manage to make the customization and even if I manage to create one I can't post it right away.

Thanks for the info . I will have a look at this.

[cursedereaper]

I hope it works. My Programmer and I certainly managed to switch between a non InVector and an InVector Character. There are still a lot of stuff missing and we need to Fix the Camera when switching between our Robot and the Character.
I'll keep you updated when we get any progress that might help you. But I can't share scripts that use to many stuff from the original InVector scripts if my programmer or I write/rewrite one.

[cursedereaper]

Character Switch and changing the Camera when switching Players worked so far. But to make the Camera Update when switching Players needed a new public void in the vThirdPersonCamera that switches the Crrent vThirdPersonCameraListData to the ThirdPersonCameraListData of the current Character.



I can't post the full script but I can explain how to add the needed part to the InVector Script.

PS: Save Your project befor trying it. I Don't want everything crashing being my fault if something isn't added right.



You need to insert the "public void ChangeState(string stateName, bool hasSmooth)..."

another time in the vThirdPersonCamera. but it still need to be in the namespace and the public class.



I called mine:

public void ForceChangeStateList (Invector.vThirdPersonCameraListData CurrentPlayerStateList, string LastState, bool hasSmooth)



I replaced each currentState until "if(state !=null" with CurrentStateList and removed the ".name" from the first If clause because I wanted to check the CameraStatelist.Equals (CurrentPlayerStateList)



And the Rest after "useSmooth = ... : has Smooth;" was put in the If clause:

"if (cameraState != CurrentPlayerStateList) { CameraStateList = CurrentPlayerStateList; ...}


If the InVector team allows me to post a slightly changed version of vThirdPersonCamera.cs Line 220-287 I could easily post that part here and everyone who want to switch the Camera between differen CameraStateLists could add those lines to their vThirdPersonCamera.cs script.


And the rest can stay the same. I hope you can manage to Change the script that way. otherwise this script won't work:





using System.Collections;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using UnityEngine;



public class vTPS_CharacterSwitcher : MonoBehaviour {



   private Invector.vCamera.vThirdPersonCamera tpCamera;



   private Invector.vCharacterController.GenericInput CharSwitchInput = new Invector.vCharacterController.GenericInput("C", "A", "A"); //If switched CharacterSwitch on C because my Game uses E for Interactions and Ctrl for crouch like ESO. You can use whatever Input you want.



   public GameObject Player1;

   public GameObject Player2;



   // Added by Mave^

   //Sets up a variables to link CameraLists to the GameObjects Player1 & Player 2

   public Invector.vThirdPersonCameraListData CameraStateList_Player1;

   public Invector.vThirdPersonCameraListData CameraStateList_Player2;



   //This Sets Up a TPController which can be filled with the TPController of the GameObjects Player 1 & Player 2

   private Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonController Player1Controller;

   private Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonController Player2Controller;



   //Sets up Strings that can save the last state a Character/Player was in befor switching to the other.

   private string LastStatePlayer1;

   private string LastStatePlayer2;



   //Could be unimportant could also help to catch the Input from the Players. It certainly gets the TPInput of both players.

   private Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonInput Player1Input;

   private Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonInput Player2Input;



   //Adds Stats to the Script which can be used to add Values directly to the camera. (e.g. for a fake Cutscene)

   //public Invector.vThirdPersonCameraState Player1State;

   //public Invector.vThirdPersonCameraState Player2State;

   // Added by Mave^



   //private Clunker_Main clunkerMain;

   private Invector.vCharacterController.vActions.vGenericAnimation genericAnimationPlayer1;

   private Invector.vShooter.vShooterMeleeInput shooterMeleeInputPlayer1;

   private Invector.vCharacterController.vActions.vGenericAnimation genericAnimationPlayer2;

   private Invector.vShooter.vShooterMeleeInput shooterMeleeInputPlayer2;



   private bool player1active;







   void Start () {

       // Added by Mave^

       // Sets the vThirdPersonCameraListData to the ListData of Player 1

       if (Player1Controller == null && Player1.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonController> () != null) {

           Player1Controller = Player1.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonController> ();

       }

       // Sets the vThirdPersonCameraListData to the ListData of Player 2

       if (Player2Controller == null && Player2.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonController> () != null) {

           Player2Controller = Player2.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonController> ();

       }

       if (Player1Input == null && Player1.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonInput> () != null) {

           Player1Input = Player1.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonInput> ();

       }

       if (Player2Input == null && Player2.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonInput> () != null) {

           Player2Input = Player2.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonInput> ();

       }

       // Added by Mave^



       if (tpCamera == null) {

           tpCamera = FindObjectOfType<Invector.vCamera.vThirdPersonCamera> ();

       }



       genericAnimationPlayer1 = Player1.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vActions.vGenericAnimation> ();

       shooterMeleeInputPlayer1 = Player1.GetComponent<Invector.vShooter.vShooterMeleeInput> ();

       genericAnimationPlayer2 = Player2.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vActions.vGenericAnimation> ();

       shooterMeleeInputPlayer2 = Player2.GetComponent<Invector.vShooter.vShooterMeleeInput> ();

       //clunkerMain = Player2.GetComponent<Clunker_Main> ();



       player1active = true;

       shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockBasicInput(true);

       shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockMeleeInput(true);

       shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockShooterInput(true);

   }



   void LateUpdate () {



       if (CharSwitchInput.GetButtonDown()) {

           if (player1active) {

               //Player1.SetActive (false);

               //Player2.SetActive (true);



               //^ Added by Mave

               // This Sets the variable LastStatePlayer1 to the current state of the Camera befor switching the CameraStateList

               // this way it can be used later to return to the right Camera State if the State switches again

               if (tpCamera.CameraStateList = CameraStateList_Player1) {

                   LastStatePlayer1 = tpCamera.currentStateName;

               }

               // Added by Mave^



               if (genericAnimationPlayer1 != null) {

                   genericAnimationPlayer1.enabled = false;

               }





               shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.SetLockBasicInput(true);        //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

               shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.SetLockMeleeInput(true);        //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

               shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.SetLockShooterInput(true);        //INVECTOR SUGGESTION





               //shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.enabled = false;// FAIL



               if (genericAnimationPlayer2 != null) {

                   genericAnimationPlayer2.enabled = true;}



               //shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.enabled = true;// FAIL



               shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockBasicInput(false);         //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

               shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockMeleeInput(false);         //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

               shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockShooterInput(false);     //INVECTOR SUGGESTION





               //clunkerMain.enabled = true;



               //^ Added by Mave

               tpCamera.ForceChangeStateList2 (CameraStateList_Player2, LastStatePlayer2, true);

               //                //This line sets the CameraStateList to the CameraStateList that was assigned to Player2 but isn't needed anymore since it is included in ForceChangeStateList ()

               //                tpCamera.CameraStateList = CameraStateList_Player2;





//                // If the controlled player should be Player while the other one should have the Companion AI Tag

//                Player2.tag = "Player";

//                Player1.tag = "CompanionAI";

               // Added by Mave^



               tpCamera.SetTarget (Player2.transform);







           } else {



               //^ Added by Mave

               // This Sets the variable currentStateTPC to the current state of the Camera befor switching the CameraStateList

               // this way it can be used later to return to the right Camera State if the State switches again

               if (tpCamera.CameraStateList = CameraStateList_Player2) {

                   LastStatePlayer2 = tpCamera.currentStateName;

               }

               // Added by Mave^



               if (genericAnimationPlayer2 != null)

               {genericAnimationPlayer2.enabled = false;}



               shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockBasicInput(true);         //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

               shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockMeleeInput(true);         //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

               shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockShooterInput(true);     //INVECTOR SUGGESTION



               //shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.enabled = false;// FAIL



               //clunkerMain.enabled = false;



               if (genericAnimationPlayer1 != null) {

                   genericAnimationPlayer1.enabled = true;}



               //shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.enabled = true; // FAIL



               shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.SetLockBasicInput(false);         //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

               shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.SetLockMeleeInput(false);        //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

               shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.SetLockShooterInput(false);     //INVECTOR SUGGESTION







               //^ Added by Mave

               tpCamera.ForceChangeStateList2 (CameraStateList_Player1, LastStatePlayer1, true);

               //                //This line sets the CameraStateList to the CameraStateList that was assigned to Player1 but isn't needed anymore since it is included in ForceChangeStateList ()

               //                tpCamera.CameraStateList = CameraStateList_Player1;



//                // If the controlled player should be Player while the other one should have the Companion AI Tag

//                Player1.tag = "Player";

//                Player2.tag = "CompanionAI";



               // Added by Mave^



               tpCamera.SetTarget (Player1.transform);



           }



           player1active = !player1active;

       }

   }

}


There are some currently unneeded parts inside that script that can be used later to get variables from InVector Scripts but hey its WIP.
And there is still the bug that if you switch and the previous player was moving it keeps on moving. Fixed
But there is still quite some customizations needed to get this to the point where you can use it with AI and connecting it to the Interface etc.

The hardest part now would be that you seperate certain parts from the AI and the ThirdPerson Controler Script like Stamina and Health and put them in an additional script to which the AI and the ThirdPerson Controler can refer to.

I Currently can't work on the AI part because the Character I need to switch to isn't humanoid and I need to make that Character work in general because he has problems being controleld by the TPSController.

[cursedereaper]

I update the code again. Reasons:
shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.cc.lockMovement = false; was the wrong approach to stop the movement because it tried to lock the movement in the Character Controller instead of in the Input.
And the shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.enabled = true/false; basicly caused the bug that the Players keep walking because it prevented the communication to the character controller so it basicly freezed the last input.
The right method was:
shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockBasicInput(false)/(true);
shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockMeleeInput(false);
shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockShooterInput(false);
Luckely the Invector Admin showed which the right input was.

Currently the Problem manifested that the Character has problems with the CurrentState of the CammeraStateList and switches between states and I don't know why.

[cursedereaper]

Okay FINALLY it Works.
But we need to add another Bool to another Invector Script and use it in our vTPS_CharacterSwitcher and in vShooterMeleeInput and in vThirdPersonInput.
I change the description above and the vTPS_CharacterSwitcher Script. That way everything is at the position.

The Bool need to be deactivateCameraUpdate = false. And whenever we want a players camera to be uneffect of another players state we need to set it true with the vTPS_CharacterSwitcher.

In Both Invector Scripts one need to put a if (deactivateCameraUpdate = false) arround the if (changeCameraState) of UpdateCameraStates()

Sorry False Alarm. It simply can't change States anymore with my current approach.

I found a solution. But I meat with my Programmer at 15:00 european time (CET) and we want to work on our Player-Enemy Interaction plus we still need to get an Energy bar going. I'll update on Monday. There were some parts in the ThirdPerson Controller script that needed 1-2 bools and if clauses using those.
I needed to stop the tpCamera.SetMainTarget (this.transform); and the (not 100% certain) the camera State update on the non-active player as well.

[cursedereaper]

I'm a bit late but this is the current version of my Code.
It works as it is (Note no List should be Empty or there will be a bug). I can't explain in detail how it works.
But I also made a script which one needs to attach to a Object and put the Script cpo

using System.Collections;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using UnityEngine;

using UnityEngine.UI;



public class vTPS_CharacterSwitcher : MonoBehaviour {



private Invector.vCamera.vThirdPersonCamera tpCamera;



public Invector.vCharacterController.GenericInput CharSwitchInput = new Invector.vCharacterController.GenericInput("C", "A", "A");



#region Players

#region Player 1

[Header("Player1")]

public GameObject Player1;

private Rigidbody P1RB;

public string Player1Name; //private Debug only

public bool DisablePlayer1;

//public Invector.vItemManager.vItemManager ItemManager_Player1;

public Invector.vItemManager.vInventory Inventory_Player1;

//Added by Mave^

public GameObject[] GameObjects_Player1;

public HideComponentList[] HideComponents_Player1;

public CanvasGroup[] HideInterface_Player1; //UnityEngine.UI.Image[]

//Sets up a variables to link CameraLists to the GameObjects Player1

public Invector.vThirdPersonCameraListData CameraStateList_Player1;

// Added by Mave^

//public Component Player1Component;

bool deactivateHeadTrackerPlayer1;

#endregion



#region Player 2

[Header("Player2")]

public GameObject Player2;

private Rigidbody P2RB;

public string Player2Name; //private Debug Only

public bool DisablePlayer2;

//public Invector.vItemManager.vItemManager ItemManager_Player2;

public Invector.vItemManager.vInventory Inventory_Player2;

//Added by Mave^

public GameObject[] GameObjects_Player2;

public HideComponentList[] HideComponents_Player2;

public CanvasGroup[] HideInterface_Player2; //UnityEngine.UI.Image[]


//Sets up a variables to link CameraLists to the GameObjects Player 2

public Invector.vThirdPersonCameraListData CameraStateList_Player2;



// Added by Mave^

//bool deactivateHeadTrackerPlayer2;

#endregion

private float ActivePlayerMass;

private float DeactivePlayerMass;

#endregion



// #region Test

// [Header("Player2AI")]

// public Invector.vCharacterController.AI.vControlAIShooter AIPlayer2;

// public Invector.vCharacterController.AI.FSMBehaviour.vFSMBehaviourController AIFSMPlayer2;

// #endregion



// Added by Mave^

//This Sets Up a TPController which can be filled with the TPController of the GameObjects Player 1 & Player 2

private Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonController Player1Controller;

private Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonController Player2Controller;

// Added by Mave^



//Sets up Strings that can save the last state a Character/Player was in befor switching to the other.

private string LastStatePlayer1;

private string LastStatePlayer2;





//Could be unimportant could also help to catch the Input from the Players. It certainly gets the TPInput of both players.

private Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonInput Player1Input;

private Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonInput Player2Input;



//Adds Stats to the Script which can be used to add Values directly to the camera. (e.g. for a fake Cutscene)

//public Invector.vThirdPersonCameraState Player1State;

//public Invector.vThirdPersonCameraState Player2State;

// Added by Mave^



//private Clunker_Main clunkerMain;

private Invector.vCharacterController.vActions.vGenericAnimation genericAnimationPlayer1;

private Invector.vShooter.vShooterMeleeInput shooterMeleeInputPlayer1;

private Invector.vCharacterController.vActions.vGenericAnimation genericAnimationPlayer2;

private Invector.vShooter.vShooterMeleeInput shooterMeleeInputPlayer2;



#region General Options

[Header("General Options")]

public bool lockCharacterSwitch = false;

//[HideInInspector]

public int CSLocks = 0;

public bool player1active;

#endregion



void Start () {

//Added by Mave^

// Sets the vThirdPersonCameraListData to the ListData of Player 1

if (Player1Controller == null && Player1.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonController> () != null) {

Player1Controller = Player1.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonController> ();

}

// Sets the vThirdPersonCameraListData to the ListData of Player 2

if (Player2Controller == null && Player2.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonController> () != null) {

Player2Controller = Player2.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonController> ();

}

if (Player1Input == null && Player1.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonInput> () != null) {

Player1Input = Player1.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonInput> ();

Player1Name = Player1Input.Player;

}

if (Player2Input == null && Player2.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonInput> () != null) {

Player2Input = Player2.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vThirdPersonInput> ();

Player2Name = Player2Input.Player;

}

// Added by Mave^



if (tpCamera == null) {

tpCamera = FindObjectOfType<Invector.vCamera.vThirdPersonCamera> ();

}



//gets the components out of the GameObject instead of declaring it in the project

genericAnimationPlayer1 = Player1.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vActions.vGenericAnimation> ();

shooterMeleeInputPlayer1 = Player1.GetComponent<Invector.vShooter.vShooterMeleeInput> ();

//Gets P1 Rigidbody

P1RB = Player1.GetComponent<Rigidbody>();

ActivePlayerMass = P1RB.mass;



genericAnimationPlayer2 = Player2.GetComponent<Invector.vCharacterController.vActions.vGenericAnimation> ();

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2 = Player2.GetComponent<Invector.vShooter.vShooterMeleeInput> ();



P2RB = Player2.GetComponent<Rigidbody> ();

DeactivePlayerMass = P2RB.mass;

//clunkerMain = Player2.GetComponent<Clunker_Main> ();



player1active = true;



//shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.enabled = true; //X

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockBasicInput(true);

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockMeleeInput(true);

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockShooterInput(true);

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockCameraInput(true);

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.deactivateCameraUpdat = true; //?

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.lockCameraInput = true; //?

//Inventory_Player2.lockInput = true;

Inventory_Player2.lockInventory(true);





foreach (CanvasGroup IntEle in HideInterface_Player2)

{

IntEle.alpha = 0;

}



// //Temporary needs to be changed into deactivating the not main Player.

// foreach (GameObject Gobj in Player2GameObjects)

// {

// Gobj.SetActive(false);

// }







// shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.cc.lockMovement = true; //fail

// shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.lockInput = true; //fail

// shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.lockCameraInput = true; //fail

// shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.changeCameraState = false; //fail



Debug.LogWarning ("TPS_CS Started");





}



void LateUpdate () {

if (CharSwitchInput.GetButtonDown () && (lockCharacterSwitch == false) && (CSLocks == 0)) {

SwitchCharacter ();

}

}



public void lockTPS ()

{

CSLocks += 1;

//Debug.LogWarning("VTPS added Lock");

}



public void unlockTPS ()

{

if (CSLocks < 1) {

//Debug.LogWarning("VTPS Removed one Lock");

}



CSLocks += -1;

if (CSLocks < 0) {

CSLocks = 0;

//Debug.LogWarning("VTPS UnLocked");

}

}



public void HideInterfaceSwitch()

{

if (player1active) {

foreach (CanvasGroup IntEle in HideInterface_Player1)

{

IntEle.alpha = 0;

}

foreach (CanvasGroup IntEle in HideInterface_Player2)

{

IntEle.alpha = 1;

}

} else {

foreach (CanvasGroup IntEle in HideInterface_Player2)

{

IntEle.alpha = 0;

}

foreach (CanvasGroup IntEle in HideInterface_Player1)

{

IntEle.alpha = 1;

}



}



}



public void SwitchCharacter () {



if (player1active) {

//Player1.SetActive (false);

//Player2.SetActive (true);



//^ Added by Mave

// This Sets the variable LastStatePlayer1 to the current state of the Camera befor switching the CameraStateList

// this way it can be used later to return to the right Camera State if the State switches again

if (tpCamera.CameraStateList = CameraStateList_Player1) {

LastStatePlayer1 = tpCamera.currentState.Name;

}

LastStatePlayer1 = tpCamera.currentState.Name;

// Added by Mave^



HideInterfaceSwitch();



#region locking player1

if (genericAnimationPlayer1 != null) {

genericAnimationPlayer1.enabled = false;

}



shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.SetLockBasicInput(true); //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.SetLockMeleeInput(true); //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.SetLockShooterInput(true); //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.SetLockCameraInput(true); //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.deactivateCameraUpdat = true;

shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.lockCameraInput = true;

shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.isMainPlayer = false;

shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.lockInput = true;

Inventory_Player1.lockInput = true;



P1RB.mass = DeactivePlayerMass;



foreach (GameObject Gobj in GameObjects_Player1)

{

if (Gobj != null)

{Gobj.SetActive(false);}

}



foreach (HideComponentList CompList in HideComponents_Player1)

{

CompList.DisableAllComponents();

}

#endregion



//shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.enabled = false;// FAIL



#region enable player2

if (genericAnimationPlayer2 != null) {

genericAnimationPlayer2.enabled = true;}



//shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.enabled = true;// FAIL



foreach (GameObject Gobj in GameObjects_Player2)

{

if (Gobj != null)

{Gobj.SetActive(true);}

}



foreach (HideComponentList CompList in HideComponents_Player2)

{

CompList.EnableAllComponents();

}



shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockBasicInput(false); //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockMeleeInput(false); //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockShooterInput(false); //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockCameraInput(false); //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.deactivateCameraUpdat = false;

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.lockCameraInput = false;

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.isMainPlayer = true;

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.lockInput = false;

Inventory_Player2.lockInput = false;



P2RB.mass = ActivePlayerMass;

//clunkerMain.enabled = true;



//^ Added by Mave

tpCamera.ForceChangeStateList (CameraStateList_Player2, LastStatePlayer2, /*true*/false);

// //This line sets the CameraStateList to the CameraStateList that was assigned to Player2 but isn't needed anymore since it is included in ForceChangeStateList ()

// tpCamera.CameraStateList = CameraStateList_Player2;



// // If the controlled player should be Player while the other one should have the Companion AI Tag

// Player2.tag = "Player";

// Player1.tag = "CompanionAI";

// Added by Mave^



//tpCamera.SetTarget (Player2.transform);

tpCamera.SetMainTarget (Player2.transform);

#endregion

//Canvas.ForceUpdateCanvases();

// Debug.LogWarning ("Switched to Character 2");



} else {

//Player1.SetActive (true);

//Player2.SetActive (false);



//^ Added by Mave

// This Sets the variable currentStateTPC to the current state of the Camera befor switching the CameraStateList

// this way it can be used later to return to the right Camera State if the State switches again

if (tpCamera.CameraStateList = CameraStateList_Player2) {

LastStatePlayer2 = tpCamera.currentState.Name;

}

LastStatePlayer2 = tpCamera.currentState.Name;



HideInterfaceSwitch();



// Added by Mave^

#region locking player2

if (genericAnimationPlayer2 != null)

{genericAnimationPlayer2.enabled = false;}



shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockBasicInput(true); //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockMeleeInput(true); //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockShooterInput(true); //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.SetLockCameraInput(true); //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.deactivateCameraUpdat = true;

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.lockCameraInput = true;

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.isMainPlayer = false;

shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.lockInput = true;

Inventory_Player2.lockInput = true;



P2RB.mass = DeactivePlayerMass;



// AIPlayer2.enabled = true;

// AIFSMPlayer2.enabled = true;



foreach (GameObject Gobj in GameObjects_Player2)

{

if (Gobj != null)

{Gobj.SetActive(false);}

}



foreach (HideComponentList CompList in HideComponents_Player2)

{

CompList.DisableAllComponents();

}

#endregion



//shooterMeleeInputPlayer2.enabled = false;// FAIL



//clunkerMain.enabled = false;



#region enable player1

if (genericAnimationPlayer1 != null) {

genericAnimationPlayer1.enabled = true;}



//shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.enabled = true; // FAIL



foreach (GameObject Gobj in GameObjects_Player1)

{

if (Gobj != null)

{Gobj.SetActive(true);}

}



foreach (HideComponentList CompList in HideComponents_Player1)

{

CompList.EnableAllComponents();

}



shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.SetLockBasicInput(false); //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.SetLockMeleeInput(false); //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.SetLockShooterInput(false); //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.SetLockCameraInput(false); //INVECTOR SUGGESTION

shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.deactivateCameraUpdat = false;

shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.lockCameraInput = false;

shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.isMainPlayer = true;

shooterMeleeInputPlayer1.lockInput = false;

Inventory_Player1.lockInput = false;



P1RB.mass = ActivePlayerMass;

//^ Added by Mave

tpCamera.ForceChangeStateList (CameraStateList_Player1, LastStatePlayer1, false/*true*/);

// //This line sets the CameraStateList to the CameraStateList that was assigned to Player1 but isn't needed anymore since it is included in ForceChangeStateList ()

// tpCamera.CameraStateList = CameraStateList_Player1;



// // If the controlled player should be Player while the other one should have the Companion AI Tag

// Player1.tag = "Player";

// Player2.tag = "CompanionAI";



//tpCamera.SetTarget (Player1.transform);

tpCamera.SetMainTarget (Player1.transform);

#endregion

//Canvas.ForceUpdateCanvases();

// Debug.LogWarning ("Switched to Character 1");





}

player1active = !player1active;



}

}







PS: I'm not sure if my way of switching the camera states works as explained. I need to compare it in a month or so.
Here is the HidecomponentList Script needed for switching characters.

using System.Collections;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using UnityEngine;



public class HideComponentList : MonoBehaviour {



public Behaviour[] ComponentsToDisable;



#region Disable Region

#region That disables all components of the list

public void DisableAllComponents ()

{

foreach (var DisComponent in ComponentsToDisable)

{

DisComponent.enabled = false;

}

}

#endregion



//this tries to diable all Components that are on the slots listed as a number in the Array

public void DisableSpecificComponents (int [] iList)

{

for (int i = 0; i < iList.Length; i++)

{

ComponentsToDisable[i].enabled = false;

}

}



public void DisableSpecificComponent (int i)

{

ComponentsToDisable [i].enabled = false;

}

#endregion



#region Enable Region

public void EnableAllComponents ()

{

foreach (var DisComponent in ComponentsToDisable)

{

DisComponent.enabled = true;

}

}



//this tries to diable all Components that are on the slots listed as a number

public void EnableSpecificComponents (int [] iList)

{

for (int i = 0; i < iList.Length; i++)

{

ComponentsToDisable[i].enabled = true;

}

}



public void EnableSpecificComponent (int i)

{

ComponentsToDisable [i].enabled = true;

}

#endregion

}



[matt4mus]

I'm having a hard time figuring out the scripting that needs to be adjusted in the camera, I'm not very good with code, more a graphics guy, can you simplify what I need to change to the script of the camera for this to work?