Resolved Control multiple Instance of an Object with only one "Player Input"-Component

Hey all,
i try to implement the new Input System so I can do persistent control rebinding. And I beating my head against the wall, it is just too complicated for me.
My problem is the following:

-> The Setup:

I have ONE "Player Input"-Component with individual "Events". These "Events" are linked to different scripts. For example the Event "OnJump()" handles the jumping in the assigned "PlayerMovement"-Script, the "OnMenu()" handles the pause menu in the assigned "GameManager"-Script.​

-> The Request:

I need to duplicate my "Player"-Object multiple times and still need to be able to move EVERY instance/clone of my "Player"-Object with the same Input/Actionmap. So when I press "jump" EVERY player & player clone should jump not just the one where the script is linked to the "Player Input"-Event.​

-> The Problem:

But obviously the Event, i.e. "OnJump()", is just linked to ONLY ONE (the first) player. The rest will not get the Call and therefore don't jump.​

-> The Solution, but really the second Problem:

I can't just have multiple "Player Input"-Components because then the key binding doesn't work. The Script for the key rebinding is from the official sample.It just works when I use ONE "Player Input"-Component. I don't know why.​

So what can i do? I would be really thankful for any response!

 

Okay it seems like i have really strange behaviors:

- I can not make "[SerializeField] public PlayerInputHandler playerInput;" visible in Inspector.

Code (CSharp):

1.     [SerializeField] public PlayerInputHandler playerInput;

- I can't access it via code (i.e. "playerInput = GetComponent<PlayerInput>();").

- I get errors when I have a "Player Input"-Component on my GameObject with "SendMessage" enabled:

Code (CSharp):

1.  
2. public void OnJump(InputAction.CallbackContext context)
3.     {
4.         print("Jump");
5.     }

Error Message: "MissingMethodException: PlayerMovement.OnJump Due to: Attempted to access a missing member.

I don't know why but I just can't help myself.
I just need to handle the same Object with one PlayerInput-Component.

 

Found a messy workaround. So i guess this Thread can be closed.
Thanks

 

What was your workaround? I've been having a similar issue.