Hey! You can easily access the layer in a custom post-processing task. The "Run" method receives a "GeneratedLevel" object and on that, you can call the "GetSharedTilemaps()" method and it gives you only the shared tilemaps for the whole level. In this list of tilemaps, there's only a single one with the name "Walls" - the one that you're looking for.
Let me know if that helps.
I tried adding this to a post processing task but im getting this error, image.
I'm also trying to add a NavMeshModifier component, but where ever I try to add it (scripts/post process tasks) I get this error, image
In scripts I've created I can successfully use it if I add "using UnityEngine.AI;"
Fairly new to programming, so sorry if these questions are a bit n00bish :)
The first error is because of a missing namespace (“using System.Linq;” I think). I recommend using an IDE that can autofill namespace automatically. I’m using Visual Studio (which also has a free version available) but I think you may be able to achieve similar results vs Visual Studio Code.
The second error is probably also related to a missing namespace (or a package in your project?).
I am using VSCode. Yep, the first error was fixed with the System.Linq, thanks!
Regarding the second error, I'm able so create scripts of my own with the NavMesh components (in the same project), its only when I try to add them to any of the Edgar scripts that i get the error.
I'm using NavMeshPlus, which is considered an experimental packade by unity, don't know if that has anything to do with it..
Is it possible that you’re adding/editing files in the Edgar Examples folder and the package is somehow not included there? If you’re doing that, it’s not a good practice because when I release a new version of the generator, you may lose some of your custom changes if your files are located inside the Edgar folder. You should create your own scene outside of the Edgar folder and add scripts there.
