lemminglion
❔ slide bug in csharp script in unity
Its unrefined but implements various things from JumpKing:
1. walk left/right when not jumping
2. Jump up
3. Jump and leap in a direction (assuming the player did it fast enough)
4. Don't allow air control, once the player is leaping they're stuck leaping in that direction
5. Kill all momentum when the player touches the ground
6. Bounce off walls if you hit them
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❔ slide bug in csharp script in unity
@Smikkelbakje If you're still stuck with this, I can confirm this works kinda like how Jump King does. Its not 1 to 1 but despite how simple it may look its actually a fairly hard jump routine. You will need to configure some gameobjects in the scene to act as Left/Right Walls or Floors via tags. I've sent the sample scene to use it too (it may require updating to whatever version of Unity you have installed)
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❔ slide bug in csharp script in unity
So depending on how you want your character to move, you have to balance the amount of force being added vs the amount of drag. There's quite a few ways to do it so its more about trying different solutions until you get one that feels right
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❔ slide bug in csharp script in unity
I would try replacing all the
rb.velocity = with AddForce calls. You will need to adjust the multipliers (in this case WalkSpeed) to possibly much bigger numbers as AddForce imparts energy to the rigidbody as though something hit it in X direction27 replies
❔ slide bug in csharp script in unity
rb.velocity = new Vector2(moveInput * walkSpeed, jumpValue); is possibly wrong in your use case here. When you do this its immediately overriding the horizontal (sliding) momentum by setting a new velocity directly. Its not ideal to set velocity directly unless that's exactly what you need to do.
Instead, use AddForce https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Rigidbody2D.AddForce.html
The line you want is likely: rb.AddForce(rb.transform.up * jumpValue);
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