How to Drag multiple Objects into an Object Pool - Udon / VRChat SDK3.0 

Happy to help! ^^

urgh... I have a video that's been delayed like crazy that would explain this... Dunno what I said before, but I think the best way of doing this would be to use the node 'physics, check box' (or capsule or sphere, whatever makes more sense for your room shape). Then you change it's values to fit the interior of your room; and then give the node a layer mask of "1536" ((2^9) + (2^10)) so that it only looks at the player layers. Then make this a custom event, and then have your check events like 'on player respawn', 'on player left', or 'on player trigger exit', call this event with a 'udon behaviour, send custom event delayed by seconds', and delay it by something like a second, just to be safe. With this, after the delay, it will check if there are any player colliders in that area. Then using the bool, if there are players still in the room keep the door locked, but if not, then unlock the door as no one is still in the room. Not sure if this explanation is easier or even the same method, but I hope this helps ^^

Yea. That being said, it isn't ideal to store that many objects in an array, as it has to store those values. I would recommend instead making all those objects a child of another object, and then cycle through its children with either 'transform, get components in children' and cycling through that temp array; or use a 'transform, get childCount' and 'transform, get child(int index) -->> transform, get component' Hope that helps ^^

​@@PlayerBush001 i'm not sure how to set that up correctly, can I talk to you via discord or something I would really appreciate it, I mean if you're available

@@LordOfLastz ping me on discord and I'll send you a screenshot of what I mean

@@PlayerBush001 may i have your discord info? i cant find your discord or discord server in any video description.

@@LordOfLastz oh, I figured you would have found me through the vrchat discord lol. Highly recommend joined there btw. Anyways: PlayerBush001#1377

Tbh, I've had some thoughts, but I haven't really come to a conclusion as to best way of doing this. You would need to recreate the raycasts that it would normally do, so it would likely be a bit too larger for an udon graph tutorial. I'd honestly be surprised if no one has created an asset for this; but I haven't personally come across any. If you're look for this, let me know if you find anything (perhaps on booth?) ^^

You're the second person to ask this recently... dunno if vrchat is doing something weird. That being said, playtesting the code again on my end shows that it still works in my scene, so I don't know how it could be failing. This is where asking in a discord server is a lot better, as there you can post images which massively helps the debug process. Looks like you posted in vrchat's discord in the 'udon questions' channel, so I'll answer there ^^

In order to change the players camera position, you simply need to have a second camera in your scene (that doesn't have a render texture on it) that you toggle on. Then if you were to use my player follower script, but reference the 'playerApi,get tracking data (head)' instead of 'playerApi, position and rotation', then you would have a basic third person camera. It wouldn't account to many things like zooming, obstacle avoidance or anything, but it would work. also, it isn't much of a vr feature either... That being said, if you have like $5 to spare, there is a really good asset made by vowgan that covers this and much more (vowgan.booth.pm/items/1932757). Literally anything you would need, so much so that whenever you see a third person camera in vrchat, they are probably just using his asset. I know I would instead of making my own Hope that helps ^^

It's either a bot or copypasta. Seen them a couple of times, with one even spamming the exact same messages from 6 different accounts. The translation is positive, but kinda random and any complements they do have are really generic

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