Closed ja231c closed 4 months ago
In itself, the question is very interesting, but why do it without a landscape? How is it different? What is the practical benefit of this? Do you want this window to be approved by the user automatically?
Edit: According to the idea, can install it when you try and warns the user that the results will be empty
, and if he is so sure, then continue this. And just skip this window, but do not skip message it if this option is not set.
I have worldspaces with no landscape and no need for landscape in which I need navmesh.
I want it to not show the message or window about this when there is a "No Landscape" flag, any messages about the ground height test are completely irrelevant with this flag.
This box appears continuously when attempting to generate navmesh in Worldspace with a "No Landscape" flag.
The navmesh generation stops when the box appears, the user must close or OK all of those boxes for the navmesh to actually generate in a Worldspace with this flag.
The problem is - the Ground height test will always fail in a Worldspace with "No Landscape" flag since there is no land, this results in the box appearing I believe 4096 times and needing to be closed those 4096 times to actually get a navmesh.
Removing the "No Landscape" flag allows the navmesh generation to work.