Great asset, easy to integrate and well optimized. The bird flying and perching system works smoothly and looks natural in motion. I do have a question, is there a way to set a landing probability for landing spots? At the moment, birds seem to move from one spot directly to another without ever returning to free flight. It would be great to have a more natural alternation between flying and perching states. Overall, recommended asset!

This is one of those assets I love adding to my projects whenever I can find a way to do so. It's honestly quite intuitive to work with, after you had a look at a sample scene setup. I love how easy it is to make birds perch on stuff, always puts a smile on my face when I see it happening at runtime. Haven't run into any issues with it since I bought it about two years ago, no matter the Unity version I was/am using at the time.

Reading the documentation: "Make sure the custom model uses the Legacy animation system. (version 3.0+ allows Generic)" But version 3.0 doesn't exists :( System is nice, models meh, maybe for mobile is enough, but not for a modern system.

Not very intuitive, and confusing to use... And when you want the box to follow a dragin camera, ... Just not possible.

Its a very honest asset for its price, I have been using it for years in various projects. I totally recommend it.

Had this over a decade and used it in almost everything I make. Great asset.

Had this for a very long time and put the birds into countless scenes. They look great and perform quite well. Happy the author keeps the asset up to date.

That's fine, but please advise me how to make the birds sit on the spot until a player walks past them and scares them away?

This asset is truly fantastic! The birds are incredibly realistic, and you have full control over their behavior to bring your scene to life. While the documentation inside the package could use a bit more detail, everything is still straightforward and well commented in the editor, making it easy to understand. The landing points feature allows you to set specific locations where the birds will land within your environment, and the results are very nice. CPU usage ia minimal. This is a must-have tool for anyone looking to add lifelike bird animations to their projects!

• The models The bird models are fairly low poly. Which in and of itself isn't a bad thing, since it is performance-friendly. It does however cause ugly distortion on the wing's geometry of some animals during their idle. The animation types are legacy and not de-coupled from the base model in bindpose meaning f.e. that the pigeon, has PigeonFlap import as their base prefab model. This isn't a huge dealbreaker, but when you include the mesh itself in the animation data, you'll bloat filesize of the .anim file. Lastly, the models don't have PBR textures. Just a single diffuse texture and no normal maps. • The code Here's where this asset takes a HUGE hit in my review score. The scripts are an absolute (dare I say, organized) mess. Pretty much all of FlockChild class' variables are exposed to public and then set to [HideInInspector]. Multiple times, there's a needless call to GetComponent on runtime! Where it could've easily just grabbed the component once from the awake method. There's a humongous amount of tight-coupling where each and every part of the code violates all the solid programming principles in the book. The single-responsibility principle is broken for having the LandingSpot script access the flockChild script essentially in over 50 instances, taking over for the flock script where it has no business intertwining itself. (The bird, should know about a landing spot. The LandingSpot should not care about who or what is occupying their locations. And most certainly not take control over the birds movement or behavior.) Random methods in classes being set to public while they're only referenced to within it's same Monobehaviour. The audio class has multiple calls to the audioSource, repeating the same code-snipped. I could go on and on about this. But it's gonna be broken up and take a lot of rework from me until I'm satisfied with it.