Character Monobehaviours and Components

Monobehaviours are components that tell an object how it should behave. There are Monobehaviours that tell an object what type of entity it is as well as if it’s animated, if it has particles and a whole host of other things. In this guide I’m just going to go over the ones natively found on characters. But feel free to experiment with adding others, you can do so by clicking on your prefab and pressing the Add Component button.

📄️ Animator

An incredibly simple component that tells an object to animate. For BDSP characters, it doesn't take any special parameters and will always look like this:

📄️ Field Character Entity

This monobehaviour tells an object that it is a field character entity. These are the chibi people in the game.

📄️ Field Player Entity

This monobehaviour tells an object that it is a field player entity. These are the chibi models that the player uses in the game.

📄️ Battle Character Entity and Battle Player Entity

The battle monobehaviours are incredibly similar; so much so that I'm combining them here.

📄️ Color Variation

This script is responsible for defining what skin, eye and hair colors should be applied to what materials, depending on the selection that the player made at the start of the game.

📄️ UV Connection

This monobehaviour exists to solve a quirk with Unity's UV system that will transform the UVs of every material on a SkinnedMeshRenderer when you transform just one.