Hello @Ares9323 ,
Then rebuild the NavMesh by going to Build - Build Paths.
I’ll also leave a few posts below that mention the solutions I described above, as they might be helpful for reference.
Hi everyone !
I am trying to make a quick prototype of a 2D top down game.
I use a tile map, and I set a nav mesh bounds volume on it to allow my AI character to move to some locations in the map. My issue is the nav mesh bounds volume does not cover all the area where the character is supposed to move on.
Now I will try to give more details to provide a better explanation of what I have done:
I am using UE 5.2.1
My tile map is on the XY plan, the Z vector is the normal vector of the tile m…
I’m hoping someone can help me out with this. I’m setting up a modular building system that allows the user to place static meshes into the game and have an AI use a newly placed item to walk around the level. My particular issue is with stairs. When I place some stairs into my level the Nav Mesh rebuilds itself and looks like it should work but I notice a “seam” between some of the levels. Occasionally it’s just on the first instance of the placement and from there the AI will move just fine, b…
I am experiencing the issue that my NavMesh tiles leave big gaps. Sometimes the path finding is not able to make a path across these and it’s searching another way around it. The tiles size doesn’t seem to make anything better. I found out that the “Agent Max Step height” can drastically reduce the gap, but my pawn isn’t able to get over steps which are bigger than 10 cm. These gaps are happening primarly on uneven surfaces. How can I reduce these gaps or make them disappear completely?
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Hope it helps!
