Easy-Population
Unity3d package
download the package with an empty scene
download Pdf file with step-by-step tutorial on how to implement a scene with Easy-Population
Longer version of the Video tutorial (deprecated)
Shorter version of the Video tutorial (deprecated)
The package is now published at the Asset Store of Unity3D.
FAQ/Updates
There seems to be an issue with the new version of Unity 2018.3 [4/4/2019]
Error:
ArgumentException: Invalid name character in 'Quantos:'.
Parameter name: name
Cause:
It seems the value XmlAttribute admits has changed.
Action:
In XmlManager.cs, replace the class *ActorData* with the following code :
public class ActorData
{ [XmlAttribute("Quantos")] public int quantidade; [XmlArray("Citizens")] [XmlArrayItem("Adultos:")] public List<string> adults = new List<string>(); [XmlArray("Children")] [XmlArrayItem("Criancas:")] public List<string> children = new List<string>(); [XmlArrayItem("Anchors:")] [XmlArrayAttribute("Position:")] public List<Vector3> anchors = new List<Vector3>(); [XmlAttribute("AnchorRadius")] public int anchorRadius; [XmlAttribute("AnchorHeight")] public int anchorHeight; [XmlArrayItem("Workers:")] [XmlArrayAttribute("Trabalhador:")] public List<TrabalhadorData> worker = new List<TrabalhadorData>();
}
Improve Collision detection with buildings [2/3/2018]
To improve collision detection, and prevent characters to penetrate some non intended areas:
Before you create the Navmesh, create as many cubes as you need to cover all the non-walkable area being problematic. Make sure you define a good margin to the buildings. Define these boxes as *non-walkable*.
Then, after baking the Navmesh, disable the boxes.
Error:
ArgumentException: Invalid name character in 'Quantos:'.
Parameter name: name
Cause:
It seems the value XmlAttribute admits has changed.
Action:
In XmlManager.cs, replace the class *ActorData* with the following code :
public class ActorData
{ [XmlAttribute("Quantos")] public int quantidade; [XmlArray("Citizens")] [XmlArrayItem("Adultos:")] public List<string> adults = new List<string>(); [XmlArray("Children")] [XmlArrayItem("Criancas:")] public List<string> children = new List<string>(); [XmlArrayItem("Anchors:")] [XmlArrayAttribute("Position:")] public List<Vector3> anchors = new List<Vector3>(); [XmlAttribute("AnchorRadius")] public int anchorRadius; [XmlAttribute("AnchorHeight")] public int anchorHeight; [XmlArrayItem("Workers:")] [XmlArrayAttribute("Trabalhador:")] public List<TrabalhadorData> worker = new List<TrabalhadorData>();
}
Improve Collision detection with buildings [2/3/2018]
To improve collision detection, and prevent characters to penetrate some non intended areas:
Before you create the Navmesh, create as many cubes as you need to cover all the non-walkable area being problematic. Make sure you define a good margin to the buildings. Define these boxes as *non-walkable*.
Then, after baking the Navmesh, disable the boxes.
Sample scene 1
download this demo scene
Sample scene 2 (first prototype of Silves )
download 'A street of Xelb' prototype scene
