Video Tutorial :

https://youtu.be/Ogi0JVNzhpE?si=NErp_ZDn5gAIxICJ

Overview

The Arcade Bike Creator Pro tool allows you to easily set up a new bike in Unity using predefined presets and custom bike components. This guide will walk you through the steps to create and set up a new bike using the tool.

Steps to Create a New Bike

1. Open the Arcade Bike Creator Pro Window

• Go to the Unity menu bar and select Tools > Ash Tools > Arcade Bike Physics Pro > Bike Creator.
• This will open the Arcade Bike Creator Pro editor window.

2. Assign the Bike Preset

• In the Arcade Bike Creator Pro window, assign your bike preset GameObject to the Bike preset field. Bike presets are located in “Assets/Ash Assets/Arcade Bike Physics Pro/Prefabs/Bike Presets” folder. This will serve as the base for your new bike.
• once the bike has been setup, you can play around with different settings and you can create prefab of the configured bike and use it as preset for future bikes setup.

3. Assign Bike Components

• First bring the bike model in scene and unpack prefab completely.
• Assign the following components of your bike model in the respective fields:
  • Bike Parent: The main parent transform of your custom bike.
  • Handle: The transform for the bike's handle.
  • Front Wheel: The transform for the front wheel.
  • Back Wheel: The transform for the rear wheel.
  • Body Mesh: The MeshRenderer for the bike's body.
  • Front Wheel Mesh: The MeshRenderer for the front wheel.
  • Back Wheel Mesh: The MeshRenderer for the rear wheel.

4. Create the Bike

• Once all the necessary fields are assigned, click the Create Bike button.
• The tool will instantiate a new bike using the preset and set up the bike's components based on the assigned fields.

5. Verify and Adjust

• After the bike is created, verify the following:
  • Position and Rotation: Ensure that the positions and rotations of the bike's handle, wheels, and body are correctly aligned.
  • Mesh Assignments: Check that the correct meshes are assigned to the bike's components.
  • Collider: Adjust the collider's position, and size according to bike.

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