Unity3D and Fungus

Options
Add Option Blocks
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Open your flowchart and add 3 new Blocks.
– Name them Option1, Option2, Option3 respectively.
– Add a Narrative/Say command to each of the 3 blocks.
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Set <execute on event> to None
Add Option Menu Items
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Select the original Block and add 3 Narrative/Menu.
– Name them Option1, Option2, Option3 respectively.
– Add a Narrative/Say command to each of the 3 blocks.
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Set Text and Target Block respectively.
Test
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Test each of the menu items.
Try This
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Switch the order of commands to see the effect.
Flowchart
Variables
Add a Variable
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Open your flowchart and add 1 integer variable.
– Name this variable money. And set it to Public.
Add Some Value to a Variable
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Select Option1 Block. Append a Variable/Set Variable command at the end.
– We are going to a 100 to money if our Player select Option1,
– 200 money for Option2,
– 500 money for Option3.
Test
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Test each of the menu items. The money variable in Flowchart
should be changed.
Unity
Variables
Add a UnityGameManger Class
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For Unity beginners, most game variable can be
grouped and owned by a GameManager class.
– There should be only one GameManager instant works at a
time. Multiple GameManager instances working together
causes variable value ambiguity problems.
– Add a empty GameObject and name it GameManager,
– and create a GameManager C# class on it.
Invoke Unity Method in Fungus
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Back to Flowchart, select the parent Block, and select Option1.
– Delete the Narrative/Set Variable, Add a Scripting/Invoke Method.
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Target object: GameManager
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Target component: GameManager
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Target method: AddMoney
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Parameters: 100
– Do the same modification for Option2 and Option3 with
corresponding values.
Test
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Test each of the menu items. The money variable in
GameManager component should be changed.
3rd Person
Integrate with Invector 3 Person rd

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Third Person Controller - Basic Locomotion FREE -by Invector
Integrate with Invector 3 Person rd

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Open and play the template
– Assets\Invector-3rdPersonController_LITE\Invector_BasicLocomotion
Collision
Place Ground Plane and Prefabs
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Open your Fungus test scene. Turn off the Fungus Block.
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Place a Plane as ground. Reset its transform.
Place Ground Plane and Prefabs
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Place Invector prefabs. Reset their transforms.
– ThirdPersonController_LITE
– vThirdPersonCamera_LITE
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Delete Main Camera
Place NPC
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Place and Capsule to pretend an NPC.
– Put it to a corner.
Place NPC
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Add an C# custom component on NPC capsule. Name it MyNPC
– Double Click to edit its C# program
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OnCollisionEnter will be fired when NPC capsule is colliding with some other GameObjects
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Print some messages in console when the colliding GO is ThirdPersonController_LITE
Place NPC
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Here is the corresponding visual script.
Place NPC
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Test
Integration
Set The Trigger Message of Block
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Open your Fungus flowchart and select your Block.
– Set <Execute on Event> to
Message Received.
– And set the <Message> name to
MyNPCEvent
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When we send corresponding message to
this flowchart, this Block will be stated.
Set The Trigger Message of Block
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Open your MyNPC C# program and modify your code.
Place NPC
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Test
Visual Scripting for Fungus
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Add Fungus to Visual Scripting
– Preference → Visual Scripting → Type Options
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Add Flowchart to type options.
– Preference → Visual Scripting → Node Library
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Add Fungus to node library
– Click Regenerate Nodes to generate Fungus Visual Scripting nodes.
Visual Scripting for Fungus
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Add new Graph Variables
– Name: flowchart
– Type: Flowchart
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Modify MyNPC_VS
Fungus
Logic
Example: State of NPC
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Create an 3-state NPC.
– The states of NPC: State1, State2, State3
– Everytime when the Player talks to the NPC, the NPC changes its state to next state in
cyclically.
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We plan to use one Flowchart variable: NPCState to control the
NPC.
– Create 2 variables. One is a Unity integer variable and the other one is a Fungus variable,
– Write C# functions to load C# variable to Fungus variable.
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Put main logic and data in C#, and load variable to Fungus for
visual representation.
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Test
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Assign a NPCState value to MyNPC and test its response.
Make it Cyclic
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Test
Q&A