VR-Ready C++/Blueprintable Pawn with common VR functions. Also good as a SteamVR project template.

[RuneBerg]

@thetinger

Hi Runeberg,

Thanks for adding in support for nav mesh navigation to the 360 movement feature.

However, I have an issue regarding this. For some reason I am only occasionally able to get this to work with the pawn. Most of the time I have player start attached and the nav mesh generated the pawn doesn’t move.

I’ve tried to play around with the size of the floor collision and the different collision modes and have only rarely been able to get it to to work. Wondering if you can assist with this.

Thanks for taking the time.

Hi… Had a look at your project this morning.

The root cause in the sample scene you provided is that the NavMesh generated valid area is too high off the floor where the component is expecting it. You have the following options:

1. Tweak the Nav Mesh Tolerance Z Value in the Movement Component, I changed it from 10 to 15 in your sample scene and that was enough to get the pawn moving.

Alternatively, you can tweak the nav mesh settings precision BUT at the potential cost of performance:

2. In your RecastNavMesh-Default in the World Outliner, set the Agent Radius and Cell Height to a lower number so that the generated Nav mesh area sits closer to the floor where the plugin’s movement component expects it.

3. In your sample project, you can ensure default values in Project Settings > **Engine **> > Navigation Mesh. Tweak the Agent Radius and Cell Height till you get as close to the floor as possible.

Alternatively you can create custom nav agents for different use cases in your project (under Project Settings > **Engine **> Navigation System > Agents). Here’s a nice article about it:
https://unrealpossibilities.blogspot…iaries-11.html

I hope the above helps.

Cheers.

P.S.: Nice job on the pawn mesh feet & arm IK you got there