Get Temperament (ORK)

[aotihav]

Hi! First of all thank you so much for the help the other day! It really made my day!

I'm using Love/Hate with ORK to display an interaction HUD of NPCs' current temperaments, however when I go to use the variable I'm saving the temperament to in order to modify the display settings, nothing happens? I have an ORK Faction Manager, ORK Faction Member, and Emotional State that correctly updates with the current temperament. Am I going about this wrong?







Thanks so much!

[Tony Li]

Hi,

It was a bug. Sorry about that. You can download the fix here: [see below]

[aotihav]

Unfortunately, I still can't get it to update the HUDs via temperament. I'm probably missing something simple haha

[Tony Li]

Hi,

Does the Event Object (Actor 0) have a Faction Member component?

Are there any errors or warnings in the Console window / output log file?

[aotihav]

There is an ORK faction member component on the object I placed the interaction event on, and there are no errors or warnings in the console.

[Tony Li]

In this unitypackage, I added a debug checkbox to the Get Temperament event: [see below]

If you tick the checkbox, it will log a line like this to the Console:

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Love/Hate: GetTemperament - setting variable Global emotion to Exuberant (Temperament on Player(Clone) (PixelCrushers.LoveHate.ORKFrameworkSupport.OrkFactionMember))

This may help you verify that the correct GameObject is being used for Actor 0.

If that doesn't help, please feel free to send an example project to tony (at) pixelcrushers.com. You can zip up the Assets and ProjectSettings folders; the other folders aren't necessary.

[aotihav]

Ah! I think the custom emotion model I'm using isn't being applied- the console logs the value as "Exuberant", but I'm using a different model that would output "Joy" for the current PAD.

[Tony Li]

This package adds a new "Get Emotional State" step:

LH_ORK_Support_2018-09-20.unitypackage

It's like "Get Temperament" except it returns the emotional state from a custom emotion model.

[aotihav]

Thank you so much! It works now.

[Tony Li]

Glad to help!