i setup a level to test climbing and the other features, i can get the climbing to work, how ever he seems to get stuck at the top, i took some screen shots to show.

i'll post them later, i have to shrink them.

ok here is the first screenshot, i took it in the editor so you can see the bounds of the trigger. He acted the same no matter where the bounds of the trigger where. I want him to be able to climb on top of the block, but he just hangs there like that.

Hi Matt,

The player should normally stop climbing and enter the ledge-grab state when he reaches a ledge like that. Have you perhaps disabled the allowPlayerLedgeGrab property in the PlayerMoves section of that DIF or DTS?

Lorne

all the player moves are still selected. Thats not the only spot is was doing it, when i jumped from one block to anther he starting climbing instead of grabbing.

here is anther intersting thing that happens, i have boxes stacked on top of each other, and if i miss the jump, i'll catch the bottom box, which i can then walk into the top box, and yes there is collision on the top box, i have jump up to it.

Does the 3DAAK demo level work normally in your build? Or do these problems occur there too?

Lorne

ok it seems to work properly when it is all one object. I can climbing up on the box, but when i am climbing on the ladder, it doesn't want to go on to the box after words, he just dances at the top.

the game crashes when i load the demo level, some of the models cause it to crash (when i try to load them in my own map it crashes as well, i have had this problem with other models).

Hi Matt,

Can I confirm that these issues are occurring on a clean install of T3D + 3DAAK (i.e. no other kits or custom code changes)? We don't support anything else.

Can I get you to post the following for me?
- 3DAAK version
- T3D version
- MacOSX version
- console.log file
- A simple test level where I can reproduce these issues. I see you're using the 3DAAK assets so I would just need the .mis file.
- Instructions for reproducing each issue in the test level (including expected and observed behaviors)

With these in hand, I should be able to figure out what's going on.

Thanks for your patience,
Lorne