# ClickToMoveController (Sample)

This is a **very simple player controller** that lets you click on the ground to move an agent. It demonstrates:

* How to wait until a navmesh has been baked before enabling a NavMeshAgent.
* How to subscribe to `NavMeshBakerService.OnBakeCompleted`.
* How to issue movement commands via `NavMeshAgent.SetDestination()`.

#### Inspector

* **Initialized (bool)**\
  Debug-only flag showing whether the script has been enabled after the first bake.

#### Behavior

1. On `Awake()`, disables the attached `NavMeshAgent`.
2. On `Start()`, subscribes to `NavMeshBakerService.OnBakeCompleted`.
3. When the first bake finishes, it:
   * Sets `initialized = true`.
   * Enables the NavMeshAgent.
   * Unsubscribes from the bake event.
4. On `Update()`, listens for a left mouse click:
   * Casts a ray from the camera to the clicked point.
   * If it hits geometry, sets that point as the agent’s destination.

#### Example Use

1. Add a **NavMeshAgent** component to your Player GameObject.
2. Add the **ClickToMoveController** script.
3. Press Play, click around in the Scene, and watch the agent move.

This script is primarily a **sanity check**: it confirms that the runtime baking system is working and that NavMeshAgents can navigate on dynamically baked navmesh data.

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### Key Takeaways

* **Always wait for a navmesh to exist** before enabling NavMeshAgents. Otherwise you may see warnings such as:

  ```
  Failed to create agent because there is no valid NavMesh
  ```
* Use the `OnBakeCompleted` event for safe initialization of AI or player agents.
* You can replace the input handling (mouse clicks) with your own control scheme — the important pattern is *“wait for bake → enable agent.”*