Please leave some feedback on the tutorial in the comments. Was it too fast or just fine? I think its fine since you can pause to complete steps but let me know what you think! Also, if you need any help just ask in the comments. I don't see a point in creating a discord server yet.
Damn, this is the best video I've seen so far when it comes to scripting. I think the biggest problem I usually have with scripting is that I get bored while trying to learn, 30 minutes long videos are gonna lose my attention soon, the only way I can keep learning is to have short bursts like this. You've helped me a lot, thanks, and keep going !
@@eksutube yeah but he did make popular games heavily based around this type of movement that got a lot of exposure on youtube, hence people attributing this to dani
So underrated. I loved this tutorial so much this is exactly what I'm looking for no nonsense slightly advanced tutorials that actually show me how to make mechanics I will actually use at some point perfection
Out of all the tutorials ive searched for, this was by far the fastest, and the only one that actually made sense to me, with the voice quality even at outstanding levels
This was legit the perfect tutorial for this! I've been looking for a simple, customizable rigidbody movement script so I can change it to my liking and you just helped ten-fold. Great work!
I followed it myself and unlike MANY other tutorials this one was simple, wasnt over 100 line of code, AND worked! I greatly appreciate your efferts and i hope you continue.
thank u very much. its annoying to try and skim through a friggin 30 minute tutorial thats mostly just filler and fluff, this cuts right to the point and i love it. you get a subscribble
Very concise and fast, would love a separate video where you go a bit slower explaining what does what more indepth, but again this is amazing and functional. Thanks a lot man.
dude that movement normalized part was really imported it's really good that you explained it, I have seen many tutorials where they do not mention it, and as a result your speed became faster in the diagonal direction, overall awesome video dude.
This is incredibly well done. Amazing edits, amazing quality, amazing representations (1:38), and amazing edits and video overall. Please make more videos like this.
This is a wonderful tutorial. Not only you get straight into the point but you also explained things along the way in the most concise way you could. Although I already knew most of the stuff but folks learning Unity will appreciate it. Great job! Contents like these spark curiosity in people :)
Hey man, I don't usually comment on UA-cam videos (or really anything online) but I just wanted to say: It's not often you find *exactly* what you're looking for when you google "how to __________". but I'll be damned if you didn't make the perfect video for "how to simple fps controller unity" - short - easy to follow - correct (not always a given with how-to videos) - EXTRA to the point. Nice work and thank you!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I've been watching different tutorials on unity for a while, and this is hands down one of the best I've ever come across!
You’re movement series was insanely helpful for me, thank you, before my wall running was broken, and getting stuck to the wall like you fixed in the vid
i've been moving my character using a character controller all the time and when i wanted to use a rigidbody i found no good tutorials. ngl, but... this is the best tutorial I've watched so far (even tho i am late but) but keep up man, very cool!
exactly what i've been looking for. Do you think you could make a video or post describing how you learned how to do this stuff? I understand the basics but its not easy to find direct explanations for every piece of code online
This is really well done man. Very fast and to the point! Just a quick question; Instead of adding a drag method Isn't it just the same as using the built in Drag slider that Unity has built into the RigidBody, same also with the Speed variable? Edit: I've watched the Second video and now realise why you have done this. Good stuff!
Personally, I think you are easily better than the likes of Dani, Sykoo and, dare I say, Brackeys, in tutorials. You were fast, straight to the point and perfect. Wonderful stuff and hopefully I can motivate you to keep up the awesome work. Thanks, this was absolutely insane. :D
This tutorial is actually super good! Keep it up! I have one question though, how did you get that theme for Visual Studio? I see a lot of tutorials using various "dark modes" in the software, but I don't know how to get it working on mine. I think the one you're using specifically looks the most appealing to me out of all the ones I've seen thus far.
In visual studio you can go to Extensions then from the marketplace search for "One Dark Pro" and install it. Then you will have to restart visual studio (VS) so do that. After restarting, go to Tools > Options > Environment > General and you should see a drop down selection to switch your color theme.
@@plaidev I have installed the theme and selected it, but the colors do not match up. For instance Header and Vector3 appear as plain text. I've spent hours looking for a solution but I cant get it to work
@@harrisongazeley8028 I don't think that's an issue with the color scheme but rather Visual Studio hasn't been properly configured with Unity. Open Visual Studio Installer and make sure the Game Development (Unity) module is installed for your version. Here's a video on how to do that: ua-cam.com/video/QGeMTwvmU6M/v-deo.html Also ensure Visual Studio is selected in Unity: Preferences > External Tools Hope this helps!
I love how short and concise the tutorial was, although I would recommend slowing down the coding speed as I had to slow the video down tremendously and it ruined the voice instructions. Great tutorial overall
Thanks I was having trouble switching from CharacterController, because I couldn't correctly handle turns and limit airspeed differently than groundspeed, then when you created the variable groundDrag.... the solution was so simple and somehow I missed it for 10 hours
This is awesome! My heart skipped a beat bc after I coded it the speed was set to 1 and so when I tried to move it didn't and it scared the crap out of me
@@plaidev alright thank you man hopefully you keep this series consistent and not one of those series that get an episode every few months. I’m excited for the next one
@plaidev whenever i move the player left to right, the controls are inverted. so i added a minus sign at this code moveDirection = transform.forward * verticalMovement + (-transform.right * horizontalMovement); you sure i can do like this?
Please leave some feedback on the tutorial in the comments. Was it too fast or just fine? I think its fine since you can pause to complete steps but let me know what you think! Also, if you need any help just ask in the comments. I don't see a point in creating a discord server yet.
we want more
@@sappyyyyyy coming soon... I recently fixed the problem with my video editor (I needed to use nvidia studio drivers)
You deserve more subscribers I enjoy your content
What version are you using?
@@mr.fahrenheit4643 2019.4
Straight to the point
Easy
Sound quality = perfect
Amazing
One nitpick tho. You speak to fast, I have to pause do to the things your saying
True
@@mr.fahrenheit4643 you can slow it
my god this is so underrated, straight to the point and actually explains how it works. please don't stop
Damn, this is the best video I've seen so far when it comes to scripting. I think the biggest problem I usually have with scripting is that I get bored while trying to learn, 30 minutes long videos are gonna lose my attention soon, the only way I can keep learning is to have short bursts like this. You've helped me a lot, thanks, and keep going !
I liked how you got right into the tutorial! Love it. Hope you keep making them! :p
Thanks!
@@plaidev
Help! when I press "S" my player goes forward and when I press "W" my player goes backward same for A and D
@@SahilSharma-rc1rk just put a - before each key Input:
Instead of float x = Input.GetAxis("Horizontal"); put x = -Input.GetAxis("Horizontal");
bro, this is almost like the dani movement! this is exactly what i wanted! god bless you man!
not again with the dani thing, nobody invented this movement, it was here way before he was even a dev
sorry what I meant was that dani didn't invent this type of movement
@@eksutube yeah but he did make popular games heavily based around this type of movement that got a lot of exposure on youtube, hence people attributing this to dani
@@pierrekk you do have a point
This is even better than dani’s, dani’s had a lot of glitches
Look at that! A WallRunning/Character movement tutorial that doesn't require you to download a million lines of code first. You are a saint.
So underrated. I loved this tutorial so much this is exactly what I'm looking for no nonsense slightly advanced tutorials that actually show me how to make mechanics I will actually use at some point perfection
You explained everything you wrote so nicely! I didn't get what normalizing even did until now. Thanks!
This is one of the best tutorials ever. Whenever you use something you always explain why. Also, the quality is super good.
thank you
You know its a good tutorial when someone who just started C# yesterday understands it. Left a sub keep up the good work.
Coming from discord ! great sound quality and well explained tutorial ! keep it up!
Thank you!
SO helpful. I cannot thank you enough for how clear everything here is. You fit what a 20 minute video does into 4 minutes.
Out of all the tutorials ive searched for, this was by far the fastest, and the only one that actually made sense to me, with the voice quality even at outstanding levels
Incredible how a 4 minute tutorial is able to explain more than any other could. Thank you for this great Tutorial.
Very helpful! its surprising how little information is on UA-cam about rigidbody controllers for first person characters.
I love it. It is easy and direct. No chatting and straight to the programming. Absolutely love it
This was legit the perfect tutorial for this! I've been looking for a simple, customizable rigidbody movement script so I can change it to my liking and you just helped ten-fold. Great work!
This was amazing. It wasnt too fast cuz i could just pause and rewind. This was the first tutorial that actually worked for me so tysm and keep it up
I followed it myself and unlike MANY other tutorials this one was simple, wasnt over 100 line of code, AND worked! I greatly appreciate your efferts and i hope you continue.
thank u very much. its annoying to try and skim through a friggin 30 minute tutorial thats mostly just filler and fluff, this cuts right to the point and i love it. you get a subscribble
Very concise and fast, would love a separate video where you go a bit slower explaining what does what more indepth, but again this is amazing and functional. Thanks a lot man.
dude that movement normalized part was really imported it's really good that you explained it, I have seen many tutorials where they do not mention it, and as a result your speed became faster in the diagonal direction, overall awesome video dude.
Finally someone that actually explained how to not slide with your rigid body without just changing the friction. Thank you 🙏
This is such a good series of videos, very straight forward while explaining things clearly.
Very excited to see what videos you release next!
ı have watched so many tutorials none of them was basic and perfect like you did you are amazing dude
thanks mate 😊
This tutorial is just perfect, it's simple and fast
dani : make a movement tutorial without a wallrun tutorial
this guy : aight i'm gonna make it for u
I have been struggling to make my rigidbody controller move smoothly and this helped me fix what I was doing wrong. Thank you so much!
This is incredibly well done. Amazing edits, amazing quality, amazing representations (1:38), and amazing edits and video overall. Please make more videos like this.
This is a wonderful tutorial. Not only you get straight into the point but you also explained things along the way in the most concise way you could. Although I already knew most of the stuff but folks learning Unity will appreciate it. Great job! Contents like these spark curiosity in people :)
Hey man, I don't usually comment on UA-cam videos (or really anything online) but I just wanted to say:
It's not often you find *exactly* what you're looking for when you google "how to __________".
but I'll be damned if you didn't make the perfect video for "how to simple fps controller unity"
- short
- easy to follow
- correct (not always a given with how-to videos)
- EXTRA to the point.
Nice work and thank you!
fellow atom dark theme user. respect sir.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I've been watching different tutorials on unity for a while, and this is hands down one of the best I've ever come across!
Hey mate, its work for you?
After hours of script hunting I finally found it. Thanks homie, you're in my "Good-Boy List" now.
I started a new project but i had a hard time with the movement. But then your vid saved me. Very nice vid!!! I love it
Wow, now that's what I call speed tutorials! The weird part is I could follow along perfectly! Well done!
this video is awsome you gave me a better look into how movement can be implecated in a game
Thanks alot, I wanted FPS Movement but the other ones were boring and plain, I like Physics based movement, and this is Absolutely Perfect
Thank you for posting this, this is going to be perfect for my next game.
This was very fast and to the point! Great tutorial man!
You’re movement series was insanely helpful for me, thank you, before my wall running was broken, and getting stuck to the wall like you fixed in the vid
straight to the point, fantastic tutorial i would recommend for anyone
Its So helpful, Easy and straight to the point will gonna follow all tutorials from now on keep posting ✨✨
currently the best rigidbody tutorial I found so far. please continue with different tutorials
coming soon 😉
@@plaidev glad to hear!
IT WAS PERFECT. THE BEST TUTORIAL. You deserve a lot of views for this. I'll share your video anywhere I can.
Dude this is soo underrated and easy to understand tutorial, great video dude very cool
Wow, I hadn't even thought of using drag and multiplication! Thanks!
i've been moving my character using a character controller all the time
and when i wanted to use a rigidbody i found no good tutorials.
ngl, but... this is the best tutorial I've watched so far (even tho i am late but)
but keep up man, very cool!
Old(ish) video and still godlike. I love you so much man
I so love the tutorial, I was waiting for a video like this for a long time. You earned a sub. You are the best, thanks.
Appreciate it 👌
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for the tutorial! You’ve earned a sub.
Really great quick tutorial, been stuck on that slippery part. Thank man!
Concise, quality tutorial for exactly what I needed! Subscribed!
Thankyou. Love how it is just straight to the point and quick.
I think this is the best tutorial for movement.
exactly what i've been looking for. Do you think you could make a video or post describing how you learned how to do this stuff? I understand the basics but its not easy to find direct explanations for every piece of code online
Holy crap dude, this video beats looking at Dani's code for 3 hours!
This was the tutorial I was looking for. Thanks!
Thank you for making this tutorial!
This is really well done man. Very fast and to the point! Just a quick question; Instead of adding a drag method Isn't it just the same as using the built in Drag slider that Unity has built into the RigidBody, same also with the Speed variable?
Edit: I've watched the Second video and now realise why you have done this. Good stuff!
good, and also keep it up this is probably the only video on unity thats gets right to the point
man you fr incredible. Not sure if you still post but keep it up if you do
holy crap dude! this is awesome!
you get straight to the point and the scripts are super good for beginners like me, GG dude!
Thank you!
Personally, I think you are easily better than the likes of Dani, Sykoo and, dare I say, Brackeys, in tutorials.
You were fast, straight to the point and perfect.
Wonderful stuff and hopefully I can motivate you to keep up the awesome work.
Thanks, this was absolutely insane.
:D
Thank you so much 🙌
ah yes, finally a freakin' wallrun tutorial thats not garbage
It's short, sweet and to the point (and it works) . What else could one look for in a tutorial?
This video was the best unity movement Tutorial!
Every other unity youtuber: *goes slow explains things*
Plai: gotta go fast
honestly the best one ive seen
Bro its.. Fuckin incredible. Your microphone is so good. Tutorial is basic and fast. liked ++++
wow this is exactly what i wanted, AMAZING!!
That is the best tutorial i've ever seen
That's It
What I wanted Finally found . Enjoying very much and Helpful Also
Just Started learning unity. But dont no in which way should i learn
You're a lifesaver, amazing tutorial.
This tutorial is actually super good! Keep it up!
I have one question though, how did you get that theme for Visual Studio? I see a lot of tutorials using various "dark modes" in the software, but I don't know how to get it working on mine. I think the one you're using specifically looks the most appealing to me out of all the ones I've seen thus far.
In visual studio you can go to Extensions then from the marketplace search for "One Dark Pro" and install it. Then you will have to restart visual studio (VS) so do that. After restarting, go to Tools > Options > Environment > General and you should see a drop down selection to switch your color theme.
@@plaidev Just installed it, your instructions worked perfectly! Thanks!
@@plaidev I have installed the theme and selected it, but the colors do not match up. For instance Header and Vector3 appear as plain text. I've spent hours looking for a solution but I cant get it to work
@@harrisongazeley8028 I don't think that's an issue with the color scheme but rather Visual Studio hasn't been properly configured with Unity.
Open Visual Studio Installer and make sure the Game Development (Unity) module is installed for your version. Here's a video on how to do that: ua-cam.com/video/QGeMTwvmU6M/v-deo.html
Also ensure Visual Studio is selected in Unity: Preferences > External Tools
Hope this helps!
@@plaidev Thanks a lot that fixed my issue. Love the tutorials btw def some of the best I've seen
I love how short and concise the tutorial was, although I would recommend slowing down the coding speed as I had to slow the video down tremendously and it ruined the voice instructions. Great tutorial overall
Thanks I was having trouble switching from CharacterController, because I couldn't correctly handle turns and limit airspeed differently than groundspeed, then when you created the variable groundDrag.... the solution was so simple and somehow I missed it for 10 hours
This is awesome! My heart skipped a beat bc after I coded it the speed was set to 1 and so when I tried to move it didn't and it scared the crap out of me
this is awesome thank you!
I'm watching this at 0.5 play back speed😑
But I still love this tutorial. Thanks!
this is where a legend was born, but I said it too early
Very helpful and straight to the point!💯
📠
Nice and quick.
i swear to god if he would have edit it a bit better he would have taken place of brackeys
nice job man thx for help
I did everything you said to do but my character just builds up speed in one direction and dosent move in any direction when i put in an input
Well a bit fast, but its nice and understandable. We need more of it.
The tutorial was pretty good when is the next part? The wall running shown in the beginning looked super clean
I will try to finish and upload this weekend or next week
@@plaidev alright thank you man hopefully you keep this series consistent and not one of those series that get an episode every few months. I’m excited for the next one
@@thelizardlazer2444 yes I definitely will not take another month for the next one sorry about this
@@plaidev its fine I understand people have their own lives outside of the internet
@@thelizardlazer2444 ❤️
I like that u mad this video in 4 min, while other people make same video in 20 min
Amazing tutorial, Thanks!
woah
I didn't even need to set the speed up or even skip ahead at all
sheeeeesh thats a sub to u
Thanks 🙌
@@plaidev Better than me boy Braks
@@oakleybladegames9731 😳
@plaidev
whenever i move the player left to right, the controls are inverted.
so i added a minus sign at this code
moveDirection = transform.forward * verticalMovement + (-transform.right * horizontalMovement);
you sure i can do like this?
This was great! Thank you!
More videos please ! These are excellent :)
very easy to follow and helpful
This is the best movement tutorial I've ever watched.
Thank you so much!
keep doing what you're doing man
Why this guy has just 500 subs!! He deserves more than dani
orange juice gang confirmed?
great tutorial, actually going into more depth
PS i copy and pasted your code
@@sergsergesrgergseg that's fine lol
Its probably stupid qustion, but what to do when player go opposite direction to a key? I know that I have to add " - " somewhere but dont know where.
ok nvm, it was just a Unity bug. I rotated camera 180 degrees and then set it back to 0 and now it somehow works.