Teleport Player on Touch / onPlayerTriggerEnter - Udon / VRChat SDK3.0 

Nah, Thanks for watching! ^^

Glad your liking the videos! As for ai, Its not the easiest, especially when it comes to making it simple. There is a TLX talk on the topic, with a prefab of multiple example ai scripts. If that's something your interested in, I would check that out. Personally haven't used ai in any of my projects, so I've yet to properly look into it myself. Hope that helps ^^

Thanks! Glad you liked it ^^

Glad you liked it, enjoy! ^^

Glad you liked it! ^^ Btw, this probably isn't your issue, but if your someone that likes to organise your computer with folders, make sure the file path isn't too long. To test this, try putting something on a higher up folder (preferably at the top of a new drive so the file path is nothing but e/'your unity project name'). Had that problem before, but it only showed up for me with the new companion app, which has deeper folders.

Glad your liking them ^^ On this video, the code teleports the player when they enter the trigger. If you switch the 'playerApi, teleportTo' node, with an 'audioSource, play' node seen on my second video I made, then it would play a sound instead (though, you will need to use the 'playerApi, get isLocal' node check to make it only play for the local player). As for the entity integration, do you mean ai enemies? That's been a topic I've avoided as it's not the easiest. If you want to look into this more, I would look at 'SimpleAi' from Centauri (github.com/Centauri2442/SimpleAI), and they did a TLX talk on it too (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xVXXS7HX7Og.html) Hope that helps ^^

Thanks for the sub! A while before I released this video, I made another one talking about how to move a player's respawn position that might be something of interest (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qpCWzGmfXKI.html) Also included the script shown in this video, but it wasn't very searchable...

Glad your liking the videos! ^^ As for your question, on first thought, here's how I would go about doing it: First, when you drop a gun, you want to fire a delayed event, and when that delayed event happens, get it to check if the gun is currently held. To do so I would use a bool to store the current pickup state of the object, and use 'onPickup' and 'onDrop' events to turn it on and off. Now this has a couple of problems we need to solve, the first being that if you 'drop, pickup, and then drop' the gun again within the delayed event timer, it will respawn the object super fast. Now, as far as I know, there is no way to cancel a delayed event, other than turn the script off and on again (unlike Coroutines used in base unity - not supported). So, the way I would get around this is I would create another variable, and this one will be an int. Whenever the delayed event is called, it adds 1 to the int, and when it finally plays that event, it subtracts 1. Then when playing the delayed event, you just need to check to see if the int = 1, and if so, then this is the latest delayed event call. Kinda janky, but I don't know of a better method. Now, the gun respawns on drop, but that would also mean it will respawn if the object is put in a holster. So, on the holster, have it so that if a gun gets deposited to it, it tells the bool keeping track of the pickup state to = true. hope that helps ^^

Glad it helped! ^^

Haha! Now your talking! Just be careful not to banish yourself XD

Glad you're liking them ^^ Depends on what you're after when it comes to 'flying'. If your just after something similar to what vowgan did in his tutorial, I would get the asset 'Sacc's Flight and Vehicles' (github.com/Sacchan-VRC/SaccFlightAndVehicles/releases) and rip the flying from that. It's the same flying you see in all the plane worlds

Thanks! Glad you're liking the videos ^^ As for making a teleporter pad, it is actually rather easy. Simply create a teleporter object using the script I used on this video; make it cover the whole teleporter pad, and then disable the object. Then on your button, make a network toggle, that toggles on the teleporter object for everyone. Then using 'udonbehaviour, send custom event delayed seconds' node, get it to call a custom event that toggles off the object afterwards, to reset the teleporter Hope that helps ^^

@@PlayerBush001 I see, thank you so much!!

Thanks! Glad you liked it ^^

Yeah... you're gonna need to spend some time looking into it. A lot of coding is fixing bugs like this, and finding out why on earth they are happening. I can help more if you can narrow down the problem exactly (see my 'how to debug your code video (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WSDWzINS0PE.html)), but I can't do much more without spending a bunch of time, looking at detail about your world to find what you may have missed... What I can say, is that I don't have any idea why something like that may happen; except maybe some objects are being turned off, and thus not publishing their current networked values to newcomers. Good luck ^^

In the graph, hit the dropdown on your variable, and make it public, so you can see it inside the inspector. You will also need to hit the 'compile' button (found at the top right) as it won't auto compile for just that

THANK YOU SO MUCH it works now, and I can finish my world

make sure you are using 'transform, get position' instead of 'transform, get localPosition'

Thanks @@PlayerBush001

Huh... You wouldn't have happened to put a 'networking, get local Player' node into the instance slot? You'll need to put the playerapi from the 'event, on player trigger enter'; as you only want that person to teleport, not whoever sees that event play

@PlayerBush001 I think that's what I did 😄. I definitely gotta check after work. Thanks for the help! ❤️

No problem! Glad it helped ^^

I don't, but they shouldn't be too hard (depending). A simple method would be to use a pickup, and have a synced bool that turns on when picked up (event, on pickup) and turns off when droped (event, on drop). Then, have an 'event, on player trigger exit', and check if the playerapi = 'networking, is owner'. put that bool into a branch node, and then if it is false, tell the player to respawn. However, this will only work locally; so the other player will have to see the wand hit them, to respawn them. This is much harder in a lobby of 6 or more players, where the two way networking lag is 2-3 seconds. To tell them to teleport when you hit them on your screen, you will likely need to get a list of players, and then fire a network event that tells the player at x point in the list to respawn. That would be a bit much to explain here ^^'

I'm using the asset 'cyanemu' made by cyanLaser, though it is getting a little outdated now. If you use the vrchat companion app (or manually link git and the likes to unity and get the links) you can use ClientSim, which is the new version made by cyanLaser along side the vrchat devs. If you're just starting out making a world, I highly recommend using the vrchat companion app, compared to the old way ^^

@@PlayerBush001 Thank you so much for the advice! I didn't expect a quick response from you. 😅

Yes, but the method will depend on how you want to randomize it. If you just want to select a random position out of some set positions, then you would just want to use a transform[ ] to record all the different locations possible, and then choose a random one. If you are unsure as to how to get a random entree from an array, have a look at this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dmtftR4TefI.html If instead you want a truly random location, then i would create two vector3's and call them minLoc & maxLoc. Then when i go to teleport, i would (using the random, range node) randomize each vector3 by their parts (use 'vector3,x' to get x value, etc). Then I would reconstruct my vector3 with a 'vector3, construction' node, and plug that new vector3 into my position slot. Then, i would still need to change the player's rotation, but it can also be done similarly, or perhaps make the player face towards a particular object, using 'quaternion, look at' Hope that helps^^

Nice thanks for the help

no worries! Glad it helped ^^

Nope, not at all! ^^ Here was a rough video I made to help show someone how they could have two portals, so they could teleport back and fro ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ccm8IlY92_8.html

This isn't all that hard to do, but it is more of a shader problem than an udon one. Basically, you need an screenspace/ overlay shader, that you can use to project the darkness from. alternatively, you could do this with a post processing component too, though that will only work for pc. Both methods can be used and configured in a way, where you just need to move a float/ slider value, to cause it to go from dark to light. Once you have that, you simply want to create an animation of it happening. Then using an animator, configured to play the animation when a trigger parameter is called, you can call that trigger from udon using an 'animator, set trigger' node, whenever you want it to play; like how I did it on my video on how to play an animation. If you need an overlay shader, you would be best to make a custom one that has only what you need and nothing else, for optimization reasons. However, there is a shader called 'cancerspace' by 'redmage', that I used for the final jumpscare in my 'how to create a jumpscare' tutorial Anyways, hope that helps ^^

If there's a bonfire, you click on it and you sit around it clockwise

To do this, you want to have a station for each of the positions around the campfire. Then you want the players to enter them in order as you go around the campfire, so that they sit around it. When entering a station, it will teleport the player to the station, so all you need to do is manage what station each player enters. This... is where I'm a little lost as to the best way to approach this. I think it will depend on your map, but here is two suggestions: First, you could create a button that has an array of all the stations, and when clicked, it gets everyone to play an event comparing an array of all the players 'playerApi, getPlayers', and selects the seat for them and enters it. This will grab everyone in the scene though, which might not be desirable. Be aware that only the local player can tell themselves to enter a station, and trying to get another client to do it won't work. The next method might be easier though, and that would be to change the seat's 'click to enter' collider's position, to be at the location of the button. Then disable the collider on all but the first seat. Then have a script on each of the seats so that 'onStationEnter', disable this seat's collider, and enable next seat collider. That way, the button will always be the collider for the next seat. This will however mean that every player has to click on the button to go to the campfire. Also means that if someone gets up, they will go to the next station on the list, instead of filling in the hole. This could be mitigated with some code though Hope this helps ^^

Glad it helped ^^

Easy. You simply want to duplicate it, and make the new portal's target going back near the other portal. Just make sure that it is far enough away that you don't hit the portals trigger when you are teleported; otherwise you will have an infinite loop XD

@@PlayerBush001 I am having trouble I did that but it is not teleporting back to the other teleport target it is teleporting to the same one. Could you please do a tutorial on how to do back and forth?

I believe you have just forgotten to change the target teleport position, but here's an informal tutorial: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ccm8IlY92_8.html

I'm a little hesitant to promote these kinds of scripts on my channel, as they tend to lead towards exclusivity, where as vrchat is best (in my opinion) when randos that never would have meet due to differences, get to meet through vr. As for your script, I would recommend using 'event, start' and 'networking, get localPlayer' instead of 'event, onPlayerJoin'. Also, if your not using it already, use 'playerApi, teleportTo' instead of 'playerApi, respawn' Hope that helps ^^

haha, a very valid criticism ^^ While this is getting close to the speed I usually listen to a yt tutorial at, for those following exactly steep by steep it is rather painful. I actually did a bunch of work to try and slow down a bit, but I find I just get bored when recording and start making a load of mistakes instead ^^'

@@PlayerBush001You could try using a metronome to pace yourself or even some music that has a slower rhythm that you can follow while working, this can help in some situations like this to keep your attention up. Thanks for replying hope you have a wonderful day.

Ah, this is a common mistake. 'Event, onPlayerTriggerEnter' gets called whenever ANY player walks into the trigger; not just the local player. Therefore, when the information to move the player comes before the information that they teleported, other clients may see that player walk into the trigger and therefore be told to also teleport themselves. To correct for this, you will want to use the 'playerApi' value in the 'event, onPlayerTriggerEnter' node, as that says what player walked into the trigger. You could just plug that into your 'playerApi, teleportTo' node like I did in this video, or you could instead check if it was the local player that walked into the trigger. The fix for your old code would be: "event, onPlayerTriggerEnter' --> 'playerApi, isLocal' --> 'branch' -(true)-> 'playerApi, teleportTo" Hope that helps ^^

@@PlayerBush001 Can't believe how fast you replied. Legend.

This is a bit of a hack done for simplicity. The playerApi value says what player entered the trigger. Therefore, theoretically, this script is making every player that sees a player walk into the teleporter, tell that player to teleport. However, the client can only move around the local player, so it will do nothing unless it is the local player that walked into the trigger If I was doing more things for the player being teleported, I would do the method mentioned in the previous comment. but just for this, I probably wouldn't bother and just do the hacky way

@@PlayerBush001 　Just a question; You said "The fix for your old code would be: "event, onPlayerTriggerEnter' --> 'playerApi, isLocal' --> 'branch' -(true)-> 'playerApi, teleportTo"", I tried following that here i.imgur.com/YMC7qbC.png but I'm not sure this is what you intended, since this appears to break the teleporter. I'm no coder, programmer or anything but I suspect that "OnPlayerTriggerEnter" being "True" makes no sense, and it would make sense if the "isLocal" was "True", but I'm not sure what to do with the "bool" output.

The 'playerApi, is local' node takes a playerApi variable, and produces a bool at is true when it is the local player, and false when it's not. The branch node takes a bool value, and when the code flow/arrow goes through it, it directs it to the true line if the bool is true, and the false line if it is false. Long story short, plug the 'playerApi, is local' node's bool into the bool input on the branch node. Have a look at my recent jumpscare tutorial to see an example of this ()

That sounds like an unrelated error message. Either that, or you have used some wildly different modes to what was shown here As for fixing that error, that sounds like an internal problem; likely due to a sdk thing or other asset/ prefab. If it still works fine despite that, I would just ignore it

I actually recommend slowing down the videos. The videos are designed to be a good overview for those wanting to learn how I did it, but you will definitely need to slow it down if you want to follow step by step. At least, that is my excuse. Honestly, I just get bored if I go slower and then I start making a ton of mistakes ^^'

its just a me issue :P , i did slow it down and worked out fine , i just had a bad day that day , my bad

sure. All you need to do is to create a public vector3 variable called 'offset'; and then get the player's position (playerapi, get localPlayer --> playerapi, get position), and add them together (vector3, addition). Then you can plug that into your 'playerapi, teleport to' node's position. Now it will move the player by however much your 'offset' variable is set to If you don't want to override the player's rotation, you can just get the player's rotation (playerapi, get localPlayer --> playerapi, get rotation), and plug that into the teleport to's rotation Hope that helps ^^

@@PlayerBush001 Getting a bit of a problem, and I don't know if I'm just stupid and did something wrong, or if the entire thing is just bugged. I don't see anywhere other than the "default value" to change the offset (which most likely just is what I'm supposed to change but idk), and no matter what I do, it just spits out "Moving player to (bla, bla, bla)" in the console, and the location it says it moves me to is just the same location that I'm already at, which doesn't change even if I change the offset thing, and it doesn't actually move me anywhere other than the same location I'm already at.

@@Solutra I believe you need to make the vector3 variable public, and then you should be able to change it in the inspector. Make sure you hit the 'compile' button at the top right of the udon graph, as just changing it to public won't cause it to auto compile. If you're still having issues, feel free to join the discord and post your graph there, as its easier to help when there is an image to work with ^^

@@PlayerBush001 I was trying to change the offset in the udon graph variables thing instead of the public variables in the inspector 😭

@Solutra haha, no worries no worries ^^ Btw, for future reference, there is only 2 reasons to make a variable public: 1. To allow other scripts to edit it 2. To make it editable in the inspector For most beginners that are just making standalone scripts, the second reason is the most common

have a look at my player follower tutorial. In that script, I move an object by teleporting it every frame; to make it look like it's following the player. Just change the 'playerApi, get position' to a transform variable's position; like I did in this video for the teleported player's position and rotation Hope that helps ^^

@@PlayerBush001 I’m a bit confused still

@@PlayerBush001 I’m not sure if I explained well but I was hoping I could make a trigger so that when my player moves say to the second story of a building the tv would move to a spot on the second floor, and then if I went back to the first floor it would go back to its original position, kind of like how in popcorn place when you enter another room the video player will teleport to that room

@@wonder7043 nah, perhaps I was too vague. First, you need to understand events. The green event nodes say when the script will do anything. In this video I used 'event, interact', which will make the script play when you click the button. My object follower script video use 'event, update' (or late update/ post late update) that plays once every frame. If you want to make it so that it plays when you walk upstairs, that would need to be done with 'event, onPlayerTriggerEnter', with a check to make sure it's the local player that triggered it (see first script in automatic door tutorial). Then it comes to main part of the code. In this script, we have a player that we want to move, and a empty gameobject that shows where we want to move. More accurately, we are using a transform variable, which is the component on the object that contains it's position, rotation and scale. We are using this to get a position (vector3) and a rotation (quaternion) to teleport to. My player follower script does the opposite, in that it uses transform as the thing it wants to teleport, and a player for it's location and rotation. The only other difference, is that that script uses an 'event, update', so it plays this code more often. In your case, you want to use two transforms variables; for both the thing to move, and to show the new position. That means you want to get the position data from a transform like this script does (get position/ rotation) and plug that into a 'transform, set position and rotation' node like found in the player follower script. The only difference, is that this will be a second public transform variable plugged into the instance slot. To make it play when you walk upstairs, you will want to make the object this script is on a large trigger object that the player can walk into, and replace the event interact with an 'event, on player trigger enter' Hope that helps ^^ If you are still confused, I ask that you please watch my two udon 101 tutorials: "How to Toggle ANYTHING (almost) in Udon" and "Change When An Event Plays" that go over the basics of how nodes work

If you're after climbing, I would recommend checking out this asset: github.com/VoHeLi/Udon-CGS

@@PlayerBush001 i did and it didnt help me i recently downloaded it put it in my project before asking the question i couldnt figure it out but honestly i learn and achieve from every one of your videos will you please make a video on how to add climbing :D? it will actually teach me

Ctrl + shift + f ^^

'how' did it not work? Did it literally do nothing, or did it do something that was wrong?

Glad your liking them ^^ As for the Ferris wheel, that should just be a simple animation that I've already cover. As for the slide, the easiest method would be to create a object pool and get it to spawn in a station, then either make a player jump on, or just force them into the slide. That would be more like a water slide on a tire though. Either that, or do some fun with changing the player's velocity. Both methods are a bit complicated and would take a bit to explain, or I just need more time to think of a simpler method..

​@@PlayerBush001 I would appreciate it very much if you could make a video of that, I did not find any video of how to do it. pd: new sub

I showed how to make an animation on my lockable door video (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CJfhG8-KGvs.html), but as for the slide, that one is a bit of a large video for such a niche topic. If you made a seat object that people can slide down on it with, you could use my latest video on 'using an object pool' to learn how to spawn them in when asked (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-s96fkF2MsaY.html)

okay? but how? Does it teleport you wrong? Does it fail to do anything? Does it spit out an error message when you go through? Does it teleport you, but in the wrong location? Does it make the object disappear when the game starts?

nevermind I made a mistake