So, not sure if this has been talked about, but I've only seen posts suggesting doing the Jutsu multiple times or practicing those to improve the chakra usage or the damage. Here's my suggestions and why.


1) Doing the handseals themselves while doing the jutsu improves the chakra usage. So the Jutsus are based on Handseals, (duh), and what do the handseals do? They mold the chakra. Hence why some Jutsus only require 1 hand seal for Fireball, while initially needed 3 (if I recall). So instead of making the proficiency in the specific jutsu, make the proficiency in the handseals as a sort of level (Level 1 proficiency) or point system (Use of point system in next point).


2) Add a proficiency for "seal-to-seal".  This will help fix an exploit where someone cant just spam one handseals, then another, and then when they combine them, they are already proficient in that. There was a post where someone suggested the Jutsus be capped to the chakra usage and if someone tried to use it without the reqs, they either couldn't do it or it would be weakened. That makes sense, but in my opinion for ease of setting requirements for every jutsu in existence, its based on a level of proficiency between the Jutsus (like a multiplier almost). If there are 3 handseals needed to do bullet shark for example, the three handseals would have to multiply to or add to 100 lets say. So Hand seal 1 x 2 x3 = 100. And that 1 x2 is the proficiency that I talked about in the beginning of Point 2, and 2x 3 being another proficiency. Using a group based Table would make it fairly easy to implement. So if Someone weren't to meet that 100 proficiency number, their damage would be scaled to that, linearly or logarithmically. If their higher, they could do more damage or it could have less chakra usage which seems to be what the show implies by using 1 hand seal rather than 3 for the Flame Thrower Jutsu


Why would this be a good suggestion: Learning Jutsus and getting stronger in them would seem redundant if yore only learning the next one to meet a requirement, then going to that one and abandoning the previous one or getting distraught that all your hard work in learning one jutsu doesn't translate to a similar one where its only one hand seal more. By this method, it would incentivise the user to still practice the Jutsu but they are more learning to improve their 'Molding' of the chakra rather than a memorization. It can also be tied to villages style where you may use certain handseals more for Fire or water but that's a whole separate topic.


Thanks for reading.

Here are some buildings I made.




-----------------------------------------------------------OTHER MODELS MADE BY KAKASHI NATSU----------------------------------------------------------
Website to view my models that i have shown in SLO:


https://jetfire.imgbb.com/

Reference





Yes I know, I have to rotate the lamp body, and yes  iknow the lamp is suppose to be resting on a SQUARE block... but . I was too far in the project to make it a square so guess its a circle. Gonna add the textures now.
this is phase one btw.


Vertices: 784, Faces: 703, Triangless: 1,531


Time to Complete Phase One: 1 Hour


Time To Complete Phase Two (Texture): 3


Time To Complete Phase Three(Lighting and Finishing Textures): None








Textured Version:
 

Tell me what you guys think!! All feedback is appreciated. Also anyone know how to get the edges illuminated as well. I can't seem to get them illuminated.

There is an issue, if you can see, where the preview rendered view can see the diamonds i nthe handle, yet the Final rendered view can't ? Why does this happen? Any help would be fantastic.





Also, besides the problem, what do ya guys think of the katana?

Before i encountered the infinite chakra, i was expereincing a MASSIVE Chakra bug, it will take away my chakra, refill it, take it away, refill, over and over. So i took this video to show the bug. Look at the chakra bar.


View My Video

Hello guys,


I have checked youtube, unity and other sources to see if i can get some answers. But there really aren't any tutorials for what i need.


I have a character that i have animated and i have baked pose for root transform(y) for the animations i have,that way regardless of the animation i play, he will always be touching the ground according to where his feet are. The only issue is, how would i go about attaching a rigidbody so he stays on the ground via a Mesh collider for the collision. The rigidody is to keep him grounded while the collider is to stop him when he is on the ground. I attached both, but he just falls through the floor when i click play. if he has neither he runs the animations like he is suppose to(moving based off the animation, did not loop pose), feet touching the ground or not depending on the animation. Does it have to do with Convex or something?



if i attach a box collider with a rigidbody, he stops falling and its fine, how would i do it with a mesh collider. note: the mesh of the colldier is not the whole body. i have separet meshes for each part. shoes, hair, body etc.


if you want a video or something, i can provide one.
(No question is a stupid one, only a stupid answer)

it goes haywire when it comes incontact with two players.
Modified(Edited code): enemy now goes unhuman speeds when he moves to the player, then he just stops..., moves out of his trigger box, moves back in again normal then it speeds up.

@Vreg

void OnTriggerEnter(Collider other){ //this will check what has entered the trigger


if (playerchosen) {

} else {
if (other.gameObject.tag == "Player") {
print ("player found");
playerchosen = true;
Player = other.gameObject;
}

}
print ("Player Chosen: " +playerchosen);

}
void OnTriggerStay(Collider other){

if (playerchosen) {
Vector3 direction = Player.transform.position - this.transform.position;
Quaternion rotation = Quaternion.LookRotation (direction);
if (rotation.x != 0) {
rotation.x = 0;
}
if (rotation.z != 0) {
rotation.z = 0;
}
this.transform.rotation = Quaternion.Slerp (this.transform.rotation,
rotation, Time.deltaTime + damping);

if (Vector3.Distance (Player.transform.position, this.transform.position) < 15) {
anim.SetBool ("IsIdle", false);
if (direction.magnitude > 1) {
this.transform.Translate (0, 0, 0.1f);
anim.SetBool ("IsWalking", true);
anim.SetBool ("IsAttacking", false);
} else {
anim.SetBool ("IsAttacking", true);

if (canAttack) {
print ("Before invoke");
canAttack = false;
Invoke ("waiting", 2f);
print ("After invoke");
} else {

}
anim.SetBool ("IsWalking", false);
}

} else {


}

} else {
playerchosen = false;


}

print ("Player Chosen: " +playerchosen);
}

void OnTriggerExit(Collider other){ //this will check what has left the trigger

if (other.gameObject.tag != "Player") {//if the game object that left was not a player

playerchosen = true;
} else {

anim.SetBool ("IsWalking", false);
playerchosen = false;
print ("Player left");
}
print (playerchosen);
}