New Issues? in version 4.2.16

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Hi there!
I’ve just installed the new version 4.2.16 and the Graph is gone every time I exit Playmode
Am I missing something?

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Hi

Graph nodes are not saved in the editor. Only the settings are. Saving all the nodes would make the scene files huge, and it would slow down the unity editor a lot. If you want to see the graphs, you can scan them like you do in the video. There’s a shortcut for scanning graphs if you do it often (ctrl-alt-s).
When the game starts, all graphs are scanned by default.

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Thanks for the tip! I really appreciate it!

Yes that’s my problem,
if I don’t scan it beforehand, the agent won’t move when I hit play, or it moves wrong.

Do I have to enable something on the RichAI or the Pathfinder component?

BTW I’m Malbers from Malbers Animations
(I’m Making Horse Animset Pro and Animal Controller
Integration with A*PathFinder, the most requested integration ever!! :D)

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I get this if I don’t PreCalculate the Graph beforehand:
(I 'm pretty sure it should be some boolean set to false out there haha)

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Edit:
Okey I found the magic boolean :smiley:
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but it’s still not working for me, I used both grid and Recast
Using Unity 2019.4.32f1

Calling AstarPath.active.Scan(); solves it,
but the Scan On Awake by default is not working. I thought you might know :smiley:

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I found also this:
Is this normal?

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That’s very strange. Do the included example scenes work as expected?

If you have any off-mesh links in your scene then a point graph is added automatically to be able to represent them (though it should have had another name…).

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Oh. One more question. What are your Editor → Enter Play Mode Options set to?

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No, they don’t, all demos have the same problem. (I’m using Unity 2019.4.32)

Ohhh yeap, this was the problem… the “Experimental feature is interfering :D”
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Thank you so much for your support!

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Ah. In more recent versions of Unity (2020.1 and up) there is a big warning in the inspector if you have your project settings configured like that. Unfortunately in Unity 2019.x the api for getting this setting doesn’t exist, so I can’t warn about it.
Glad that it works now :slight_smile:

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