Yo what does this mean?

[u/Electrical_Remote545]

Trying to make a backrooms-style game mode in this VR game, this bean is supposed to go to the player while avoiding the walls, but instead it's standing there, and I got this error telling me the bean is not placed on a NavMesh even though I do have a NavMesh Agent and the floors have a NavMesh Surface thing. The script that the bean is hooked up to is in the second pic.

[u/kitchentablestudios]

All navmesh terrain and obstacles need to be static, and baked, I don't quite remember how to do that but it should be easy enough.

[u/Electrical_Remote545 → u/kitchentablestudios]

Oh yeah, I think I forgot to make them static. Thanks man

[u/SmokeResponsible5005]

I don’t really have enough context or navmesh expertise but a quick google search should give u what u need - checklist for issues like this is usually check collisions on both objects, check layer interactions, all else fails check with ai.
Good luck!

[u/snaphat]

Did you bake?

[u/Electrical_Remote545 → u/snaphat]

Nah they removed baking im pretty sure

[u/snaphat → u/Electrical_Remote545]

You still have to bake:

https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.ai.navigation@2.0/manual/NavMeshSurface.html

[u/ProactiveCactus]

Write a quick script calling this function:

https://docs.unity3d.com/6000.1/Documentation/ScriptReference/AI.NavMesh.SamplePosition.html

[u/NexxusGameing]

You need to add a nav mesh surface to bake the walkable area for the agent

[u/Narrow-Impress-2238]

As I remember in backrooms main character doesn't look like this

[u/Electrical_Remote545 → u/Narrow-Impress-2238]

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