Universal Fighting Engine

• Universal Fighting Engine (PRO or Source)
• Understanding of U.F.E tools
• Unity 4.5 or higher
• Know your way around the basic tools and terminology from Unity

If acquired from Unity's Asset Store:

• Go to Window > Asset Store > Downloaded Assets
• Select Fuzzy AI for UFE and click on the Import/Update button.

If acquired from other stores:

• Double click the unitypackage file or
• Go to Main Menu > Assets > Import Package > Custom Package
• Browse to the location of the downloaded unitypackage and open it.

If you decide to start a new scene, skip to Starting a new scene. As soon as you import Fuzzy AI onto UFE you will be able to see the following new options: - Under Global Editor, AI Options -> AI Engine: Fuzzy AI - Under Character Editor, AI Instructions - Under Move Editor, AI Definitions - New Editor: A.I. Editor (under Window → U.F.E.)

Notes: - Global Editor -> AI Options will now have Fuzzy AI options enabled. Use it to create different difficulty settings. If you are using the UFE_Config.asset file that comes with UFE, you should now see 3 new predefined difficulty settings already assigned by default. - Before being able to see it in action you need to assign a few instruction files to your characters. Each of the demo characters should now appear with 3 empty A.I. Instruction slots each. - Feel free to choose any of the fighting templates from the folder UFE Addons\AI Addon\Templates. This is my recommendation:

1. Mike: Mix-up set (Mixup_Aggressive, Mixup_Balanced, Mixup_Defensive)
2. Robot Kype: Rush down set (RushDown_Aggressive, RushDown_Balanced, RushDown_Defensive)
3. Mecanim Bot | Joan: Rush down set (RushDown_Aggressive, RushDown_Balanced, RushDown_Defensive)

Opening the demo files:

• Open .\UFE\Scenes\TrainingRoom.unity
• Click on .\UFE\UFE_Config.asset
• Click on Window → U.F.E. and open all 3 options.
• From here you can navigate through the 3 editors: Global, Character and Move
• Arrange the tools as you please. Here is an example of how you can organize your window. (click to enlarge):

• Select the Global Editor window. From here you can also click in one of the characters in the characters list or navigate to .\UFE\Characters\[Character]\[Character].asset to open the Character Editor.
• Click Play at any time to test the demo.

Starting a new scene:

• Click File > New Scene
• Select the Main Camera in the Hierarchy view.
• (SOURCE VERSION) Drag .\UFE\Scripts\UFE.cs to the inspector where you have your Main Camera selected.
• (OTHER VERSIONS) Drag .\UFE\Plugins\UFE.dll\UFE to the inspector where you have your Main Camera selected.
• Drag .\UFE\Scripts\GUIScript.cs to the inspector where you have your Main Camera selected.
• Drag .\UFE\UFE_Config.asset (or your own custom UFE config file) to the field UFE_Config under UFE (Script), like so:

When updating UFE to a new version, if you don't want to move your work to a new project, you can follow these procedures:

Remember to always backup projects before importing a new update!

• Close Unity.
• (SOURCE VERSION) Replace the files under .\UFE\Scripts\ and .\UFE\Editor\ with the files from the new version of UFE.
• (OTHER VERSIONS) Replace .\UFE\Plugins\UFE.dll with .\UFE\Plugins\UFE.dll from the new version of UFE.

If you are still using the demo characters, you might also need to replace their old files (.\UFE\Characters\).

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