It means that it'll play when that component gets enabled (usually because the object it is on was enabled). This means that if the object is active when the game begins, it will start playing when the game begins / world loads. If you disable and re-enable the object, it will restart the music from the start Hope that helps ^^

@@DJKATShadowscy can't say that I do sorry. If you are using a prefab like proTV, then you will need to modify their code and link it in, because they heavily modify what the video player is doing. Unfortunately, that is a little more involved and specific to be made into a KZbin video, but I wish you luck!

@ Thank you anyways! I’ll more than likely just keep it a simple button select then since karaoke would just be a small part of my world

@DJKATShadowscy yea, sometimes it's best to just keep it simple ^^ it would be kind of jank, but if you really want to use proTV, you could just have a bunch of ui buttons (with name and thumbnails) that show a url when clicked that people can then copy and paste. I shared a video on how to share a url on my second channel (link on channel) for pateron links and the likes, if you're interested

Ooh that sounds neat! I’ll def check it out

@@durpepsi make sure you have checkmarked the 'synced' button on the bool. You may also need to hit the 'compile' button at the top right

@@PlayerBush001 I don't know what i changed but it randomly works now lol thanks anyway!

@@durpepsi probably was that it hadn't compiled then. Udon auto compiles when you add or remove any node/variable, or if you connect any node to another node. However, it doesn't auto-compile if you change a setting on a variable in your case, you probably set it to synced last, which wouldn't be saved until you pressed the compile button; or added/removed/ rejoined a node trying to bug fix it ^^

@@PlayerBush001 Yeah most likely that tbh, Been from the sdk2 era of making maps and now that I'm getting back to it, its really a doozy!

@@origamitobiichi8925 your welcome ^^

@@user-oo4bo4de1r I actually already recorded one, but it had to be scrapped due to technical issues. It is planned though ^^

@@ulysses_theone thanks for the sub! ^^

@@MassNiji you're welcome ^^

@@Fearless13468 not a bad method tbh; but yea, this will be much cleaner ^^

my debug nodes will block out the sun

@ sounds like you are doing all the right things to find the problem. I wish you luck 👍 I do have a discord linked in the about section on my channel, and in the descriptions of my latest videos. If you're still struggling, feel free to ask in the #udon help channels ^^

@Chief-CO glad to hear they've been helpful ^^ As for your question, it would be: 'event, onPlayerTriggerEnter/ onTriggerEnter/ interact' --> 'transform, setPositionAndRotation( targetObjectToMove, TransformArrayVariable, get(random, range(0, TransformArrayVariable, get length) ) ->' transform, get position/ get rotation ) For more reference, have a look at my video on 'how to change when an event plays' to learn about events (interact, On player trigger enter, on trigger enter) (on trigger enter example can be found on any of the jumpscare vids, and on trigger enter can be found on key door tutorial). As for getting a random value from an array, there is a video called something similar to that too that shows that. As for teleporting an object to a new location, that is done with a transform, set position and rotation, and an example of that can be found on my player follower video (that one was done every frame to match up with the player. Yours would just happen once) Hope that helps ^^

@@PlayerBush001 Wow, thank you for the quick reply. I'll give that a shot later today, but your other videos have been a great help! (Especially the audio array randomizer)

@SytherX737 see pinned comment ^^

unlikely, as this hasn't changed since the launch of udon. Can I ask 'how' it failed? Was there a highlight to click it? did it showup but did nothing? did it fail even build and give an error window popup instead?

@@dragonscalesvr it is rare, but it takes ages to bug fix when it does happen; as the bugs are almost always confusing af. Better to learn not to, than to risk wasting a bunch of time due to laziness. "Slow is smooth and smooth is quick"

@@PlayerBush001 absolutely, same as naming conventions. Build good habits early even if you can get away with not doing it. Later on you'll be all set for success. Folder layouts too.

@@the1natalie12this video has multiple versions of the script with only some of them synced to be the same for all players. Check the video timestamps/ chapters to see the versions that are synced

Thanks! Glad to hear they're helping ^^

You could check if they are the instance owner (the person who started the instance), or the instance master (the current owner of the instance). This can be checked with a 'networking, is instance owner' / 'networking, is master' node (or if those don't exist, then 'networking, get master' --> 'playerapi, equals (networking, get localPlayer)') If you want the branch node to be true for either of the bools, then you can plug both of them into a 'boolean, conditionalOr' node, that will be true if either of the input bools is true Hope that helps ^^

I believe that is likely due to you either not also having a post processing thing (layer?) component setup on your main camera; or you haven't got the main camera referenced in the vrcworld (is by default when you make a world with VCC). You may also need to change the layer your post processing object is on to match the layer you selected on the camera Hope that helps (been a while since I last set this up in a world 😅)

@PlayerBush001 i appreciate the comment, your awesome dude. There was another comment that helped me who said i needed to set my reference camera in my vrc world to my main camera.

Glad you liked it ^^ There are two ways of doing that. To do it via code, you would want to see if the bool has changed, by checking the new value with the current value found on the animation (animator, get bool(bool name)). This would be done on the 'isOpen changed' node. However, you would need to also check if the reset hasn't been played, so it would be a little annoying. To actually play the sound, have a look at my video on 'how to play a sound in udon' (I think it's the second video I ever made). The easier way to do it however, would be to have an audioSource on the object with the animator; and have 'play on awake' set to true; Then, as part of the animation, enable it on the second frame, and disable it on the second to last frame. That way, it will only play when the animation is halfway Hope that helps ^^

nvm i figured it out using your automatic door tutorial/simple door tutorial kinda incorporating parts of the logic with audio instead of doors

@Messi-rw9ng nice! 👍

Welcome to coding for games; though normally it would be made a lot faster due to me not having to explain all of it, or just reusing code from a different project

make sure you're using the vrchat creator companion and make your unity projects through that so you get the vrcsdk which contains udon

@@Rush-InRoulette thanks! Glad you like them ^^ You can randomize the location by changing the transform used. If you replace the transform variable with a transform[ ], you can then randomly get one of the points in the array, and use that instead. I can't quite remember what I named it, but I have a video on getting a random object from an array, that'll show you just that ^^ Hope that helps ^^

@@PlayerBush001 Thanks for your reply! And on Christmas, no less. Happy Holidays, hope you're having a good one!

@Rush-InRoulette im from nz, so it's the day after for me 😅 ☀️🎄Meri Kirihimete! ⛄❄️

If you know how to script with c#, then it's better to use udon# than udok graph. That being said, graph is more approachable, more visually interesting, and doesn't have hundreds of KZbin videos and Ai text dumps to help you. Personally, I use udon# got all my projects, but focus on graph for my KZbin ^^

I should honestly make a main channel video on this... I do explain this on my second channel, where I upload less edited videos with the intention of just getting the information out there: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWPPdKakis52bLs

@@PlayerBush001 thank you a lot. gonna watch it RN

@@lynrayy vrchat did update the ui about a year ago. The variables are still in the top left though. Feel free to look at one of my later videos, to see where the variables tab is (basically every script uses them)

@@PlayerBush001 Yeah, found it some time later. Thanks anyway!

@@ruan7442 lod distance changes with fov too, so for anything you want to be consistent, this works better. The lod method is however simpler for non-presice distance toggles