Select your FPS Main GameObject or the FPS Player child GameObject.Change the Default Use Message to reflect your key/button choices.(Note: RFPS's input settings don't define Fire2.) Set the Use Button to a button defined in the Unity input manager.Set Use Key to a key not reserved by RFPS, such as "N", or Ke圜ode.None if you don't want to assign a key.If you want to be able to interact with NPCs, set the Layer Mask to "Default, NPCs".If you plan to use RFPS's interaction system instead, skip this step. This will add a selector that you can use to interact with Dialogue System usable objects. Then select Component > Dialogue System > Actor > Player > Selector. Optional: If you want to use the Dialogue System's interaction system, select the FPS Camera > Main Camera GameObject.Optional: If you've manually created your Dialogue Manager, you may want to add a Quest Log Window.(The default Dialogue Manager prefab is already configured this way.) Since the player doesn't have a body, it doesn't make sense to move the camera into a closeup on the conversation participants. Optional: If you've manually created your Dialogue Manager, set Display Settings > Camera Settings > Default Sequence to Delay() to delay without moving the camera.Add a Dialogue Manager GameObject (e.g., drag the Dialogue Manager prefab from the Prefabs folder into your scene).Once you've imported the packages and fixed the Input Manager, follow these steps to set up your scene: Then add these four entries:Īt this point you can jump to the Example Scenes if you'd like to get a preview of how the integration works before continuing to set up your own scene. Before using the Dialogue System, you must re-add these inputs. Other assets, such as the Dialogue System, use the Unity default inputs Horizontal and Vertical that aren't present in Realistic FPS Prefab's custom input settings. This means it overwrites Unity's default input settings. Realistic FPS Prefab is a complete project asset.This will unpack files into the folder Third Party Support/Realistic FPS Prefab. To use the Dialogue System with Realistic FPS Prefab, import the package Third Party Support/Realistic FPS Prefab Support.If this field already contains symbols, separate them with a semicolon ( ). To the Inspector's Scripting Define Symbols field, add RFPS_1_2. If you're using RFPS 1.2 (and not RFPS 1.4+), select Edit > Project Settings > Player. You should familiarize yourself with the basics of S-Inventory integration before reading the Realistic FPS Prefab / S-Inventory page. There is a separate page for Realistic FPS Prefab / S-Inventory integration. Realistic FPS Prefab copyright © Azuline Studios. (Realistic FPS Prefab v1.23+ is required.) This page describes how to set up the Dialogue System with Azuline Studios' Realistic FPS Prefab.
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