navmesh | navigation mesh in golang | Service Mesh library

I am trying to make a NavMesh in Unity. So when I look up any of the tutorials, they show / tell that you can simply make a plane for example navigation static, and then go to window -> AI -> navigation and click the bake button.

However, both the bake as well as the clear button stay grey and they are not clickable at all. I cannot find an answer, so if anybody got an idea, ill be very gratefull.

so this issue is fixed, the problem was that the U in Update wasnt capitalised

me and a few friends started making a FPS a few weeks ago and I'm now trying to get the AI to just walk towards the player but the enemy just stands still like a random object.

I have tried to rewrite the code, redo the NavMesh, redo the player and enemy components (with help from my brother who is an indie dev), I followed unity's documentation, even tried to do the AI in a different project but it just doesn't work.

I don't get any errors, so I don't know what I'm doing wrong, been at this AI for a day or two now

I (a very amateur programmer) am trying to make an environment in A-frame where you point a cursor at different objects and it changes the displayed value on a thermometer: https://fst-retail-safety.glitch.me

The site never loads completely on the first try but reliably loads upon refresh. If I omit the cursor listener from the GLTF used for the environment, it also loads correctly. Any ideas on how to fix this? Perhaps the cursor is trying to fuse with the background object before it loads and it's causing an error? Many thanks for any help.

1. I made a zombie with a Navmesh
2. I made the zombie follow the player by agent.destination
3. I made the zombie if close to target he will start attacking

-My question is how to stop the zombie from waking towards the player if he is in attack state but keep him rotating towards the player because if i set the navemesh agent speed to 0 he will stop rotating too.

I am building a game where the player can be controlled using the mouse input, using a click to move logic via a navmesh agent.

In order to let the player jump, I started using a CharacterController as well which should help managing the player. My issue is that I can't figure out where to put the jump logic. All references I found are related using the character controller without the navmesh agent.

I can get rid of the CharacterController if needed, but the NavMeshAgent has to stay.

Here it is a working code which allows to walk. Can you please help me with the jumping logic?

I am currently working on a fire evacuation project using Unity Engine navmesh component. However, when I increase the number of agents, the performance of evacuation decreases significantly. Some agents are waiting very long time to evacuate. Do you know how can I solve this navmesh agent performance issue ?

I'm using unity with C# in Visual Studio 2015 and whenever I use something like this:

I am currently designing a maze game in unity and have some enemy AI which chases players around the maze. If the player gets to a certain tile on the maze it'll generate a new maze with slightly larger dimensions.

I've been using the unity AI NavMeshSurface class to achieve this and calling surface.BuildNavMesh() to generate the nav mesh once the level has been generated.

The current level's maze game object(s) get destroyed each time the level is regenerated:

I've attempted to bake a Navigation Mesh in Unity3D on a plane with no success. I haven't had this problem until recently, around the 2020.1 release date. I set the plane to navigation static, walkable, and baked the navigation mesh with the plane selected. A NavMesh object was created. The 'Source Bounds Extent' becomes very small after baking. The navigation mesh does not appear on the screen at all, when normally it should appear in blue. Wondering if anyone else had this problem recently or if there is something I can do to correct it.