FAQ

You can make the circle mask smaller by modifying the texture so it fits inside the frame. Additionally, use the Border setting to add padding that keeps icons at the border within the circle area and prevents them from overlapping the frame.

Don't manually move the minimap in the scene. Instead, use the inspector settings in the minimap section under 'Style & Design'. You can either choose a corner position (which the asset positions automatically) or set it to manual position mode and configure the position through the inspector settings rather than by dragging the object in the scene.

Instantiate the compass prefab when the player is instantiated in the scene. The compass will automatically look for Camera.main if no camera or transform is set to the cameraMain and follow properties. Alternatively, you can set these properties via scripting after instantiation. If your camera uses a custom tag (not 'Main Camera'), use the 'Hide If No Camera' option in the latest beta, which toggles the Compass Navigator Pro UI on/off until a valid camera is present.

The asset cannot be saved as a prefab because it needs to dynamically create and delete children (like POIs), which is not allowed in Prefab mode. The asset automatically unpacks when added to the scene. As a workaround, create a component preset instead, which works effectively for reusing configurations.

You can add two compass bars to the scene with different map styles at different positions. For example, you can have a radar and a mini-map simultaneously. You can then specify which POIs (Points of Interest) display on the radar versus the mini-map. However, it's not possible to have two mini-maps at the same time.

Set the POI visibility in minimap to 'Always' and enable the 'Clamp Position' option to keep it at the borders of the minimap.

The compass is a UI component that should only be enabled for the local player on each client. Disable the compass gameobject in your player prefab by default, then enable it only for the local player using a conditional check like: if (isLocalPlayer) compass.SetActive(true); Add this logic to a script on the player prefab that runs on clients. This ensures each client's compass tracks only their own player.

Add a script to your prefab with the following code in the Start method: compassProPoi.id = Random.Range(-int.MaxValue, int.MaxValue); This ensures each instantiated POI gets a unique ID automatically. Note: This has been improved in the latest beta version, which automatically generates new IDs when duplicating objects.

DestroyImmediate is used because Destroy cannot be used in edit time and caused issues with pooled objects in the past. If you need to avoid DestroyImmediate errors when destroying POIs during trigger contact, you can use Invoke to delay the destruction by one frame: Invoke("DestroyIt", 0).

Under Maximized Mode Settings, you have World Center & Size settings that control the capture area. Increasing the world size will make the screenshot capture a larger area around the player, which can then be dragged across in the fullscreen map.

All events have been changed from Action delegates to UnityEvents, which enables full serialization support and allows events to be wired directly in the Compass inspector without writing code.

Enable the pickup gameobject that contains the Compass Pro POI component. When enabled, it will automatically appear in the map or compass depending on your settings.

Use the poi.miniMapIconImage property (for the icon in the minimap) or poi.miniMapIconImageRT property (for the transform) to change the scale. Alternatively, you can trigger a beacon or circle in the radar for visual effects.

You can manually set the visited state of a POI by changing the visited property of the CompassProPOI component to true. The developer provided an update that adds a method to manually set a POI as visited, which can be triggered through action lists and will display the visited icon configured in the POI component inspector.

The flickering in continuous mode is by design - captured pixels are either fully rendered or not, causing tiny jumps when zooming with low resolution. To avoid this, keep the resolution at 512 and set Snapshot Frequency to 'Distance Travelled' (with distance set to 10 or similar). This internally handles panning and avoids stuttering. Using Distance Travelled is recommended over continuous mode.

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