adminandClaude Opus 4.8
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Replace the connection-approval role selection with a server-authoritative match flow built on NGO additive scene management: - Scenes: Main is the persistent foundation (NetworkManager, GameModeManager, cameras, HUD); Lobby and Test Map load/unload additively. Add Lobby + Test Map to the build settings; remove the obsolete SampleScene. - MatchManager (plain MonoBehaviour singleton): loads Lobby on server start, StartMatchTrigger lets the host start the match, rolls one random Hunter (rest Hider), swaps Lobby -> Test Map (strictly serialized per NGO), respawns each player as its role variant. Forces additive client sync mode so clients keep Main instead of single-loading it (fixes "Destination scene is not valid"). - Server-driven spawning: null out NetworkConfig.PlayerPrefab at runtime to disable auto-spawn, then spawn players after the lobby floor exists (fixes falling through the floor) with double-spawn and transition guards. - StartMatchTrigger: server-gated OnTriggerEnter, only the host's own player starts the match. - NetworkBootstrap: drop role selection / connection approval; everyone spawns as the neutral Player prefab. Host/Client/Server/Shutdown buttons stay. - NetworkPlayerSetup.ScopedModes flag (baked on Hunter/Hider prefabs): lobby avatar gets the full mode set, match variants get the role-scoped set. - GameModeManager.BindLocalPlayer reads ScopedModes and rebinds the painter unconditionally (fixes stale painter binding on respawn -> brush painting in every mode). - MeshPainter.PaintingEnabled defaults to false (unbound/pre-spawn/remote never paints); PaintHud visibility now also gates on a bound painter (fixes the HUD showing at startup before any avatar exists). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Chameleon
A Unity mesh-painting game inspired by Meccha Chameleon — not a 1:1 clone. You paint your character directly on its 3D mesh to blend into the environment, and move with an extended traversal kit (run, jump, slope-slide, wall-climb).
Status: early prototype. Core painting and movement work; the hide-and-seek game loop (roles, rounds, scoring, multiplayer) is not built yet.
Features so far
- Seamless mesh painting straight onto the character's 3D mesh (GPU + CPU path, edge-dilation against seams).
- Third-person character controller — camera-relative WASD, jump, gravity, slope-sliding off too-steep surfaces, hold-to-sprint and acceleration/deceleration for smooth ramp-up and roll-out.
- Wall-climb + mantle — climb walls/ceilings (W approach/up, S detach, A/D sideways) and pull up over top edges (or hop over slope tops) instead of dropping.
- Cinemachine orbit camera — mouse look, interpolated scroll zoom, smoothed orbit rotation, collision deocclusion.
- Animator hookup — drives a
Runningbool while moving on the ground. - Game mode manager — extensible state machine, switch with Tab:
- Player Control — move + mouse look.
- Paint — no movement, left-click paints, hold right-click to orbit.
Controls
| Input | Action |
|---|---|
| WASD | Move (camera-relative) |
| Shift (hold) | Sprint |
| Space | Jump |
| Mouse | Look / orbit camera |
| Mouse wheel | Zoom |
| Left click | Paint (Paint mode) |
| Tab | Switch mode (Player Control ⇄ Paint) |
Getting started
- Open the project with Unity 6000.3.11f1 (Unity 6).
- Open
Assets/Scenes/SampleScene.unity. - Press Play, move with WASD, press Tab to switch to Paint mode and paint.
Cinemachine (com.unity.cinemachine) and the Input System are resolved
automatically via the package manifest.
Project layout
Assets/Scripts/— gameplay scripts (PlayerCharacterController,MeshPainter,ThirdPersonOrbitInput,GameModeManager, modes,FrameRateLimiter).Assets/Scenes/—SampleScene(the playground).Docs/GAME_DESIGN.md— design notes and the full feature checklist (German).
Roadmap
See Docs/GAME_DESIGN.md for what's done and what's next
(color-picker UI, eyedropper, poses, seeker role, rounds, multiplayer).