Hi,
Aw, sorry i did not know that they where included in the latest version.

Be sure to always make backups when you change / add / remove things,
it is the most important thing to do.
I learned that the hard way being lazy making backups and lost literally months of work.

I will see if i can make an action for it in the next week.

Hi,
that depends on how you set up your project,
You can use for example a bool switch or if you have more than 2 player you can use an int switch.

lets say you start with player 1, when that player is done set a int variable (for example 'current player') to "2" then loop back to the int switch, it will detect 2 and will go to the state for player 2


Another possibility is to use arrays, use the int variable for the index nr, but player one should be 0, player 2 should be 1 and so on (arrays start @ index 0)

(for example) have one array for you 'player' gameobject and one for current positions, one for certain buffs or debufs, and so on...

A big advantage by using arrays is that you need a lot less states to do things.

if you would need 4 states per player...in the 1st method you will need 17 states

in the 2nds method 4 or 5.

There are some tutorials for arrays on the user tutorial wiki page

Hi,
Your issue might be the 'Finish Distance'
on the "move towards" action.
The action will finish on 1 before the 'target position'

Hi,
A vectors are always a float value, even if you input a value of (for example) 1 it will still be handled as a float.

Your problem might be that your object is hitting other objects, try disabling the colliders or set them as trigger.

Hi,

If its so difficult to get this small thing  done in playmaker  and with not much support from forum or tutorial videos and wasting 1 week[ 8 hrs x7 = 56 hours on this one issue  .... i am drained tired and beginning to regret buying playmaker ..   . any help will be highly appreciated

1st off all this is only your 3th post and your first 2 posts got replied the same day...
Being so negative won't help you at all...

Now, you can find a lot of tutorials here
Be sure to check out the users tutorial wiki page

For your problem, is the player inside a empty parent gameobject?
from what you say it seems that the problem is the animation.

Try making an empty object, drop in your player and set your movements on the new parent empty object.

No problem

Hi,
I just want to say thanks for all the spam reports!
Keep em coming