I was doing my own FPS controller without any guidance and everything was alright but some weird camera jitter so I decided to check how everyone was tackling the camera. I never thought of having it outside the hierarchy of the player. Now I have 0 problems amazing idea!
for anyone struggling with the player sticking to walls; Make a Physic Material with little to no dynamic friction (I used a value of 0.1 with Friction Combine at Minimum) and assign it to the player's Collider. You can experiment with different friction values to find what works best for your game
@@mlgjman1837 how do you mean? If you set the Friction Combine to minimum it will use the smaller value of the 2 colliding objects, so it should be enough to just apply it to the player directly. Unless you are talking about some other problem.
@@Carl-Randomness the player is sticking to the walls because of friction, the friction is too high for the player to keep their momentum so they get stuck. By making the player have less friction they can slide across the wall
Your methods are so simple! I've ran into multiple problems with syncing the camera with an object that has a character controller before. Similarly, I had to do mental gymnastics just to figure out how to move the player based on the camera's perspective. Having an object whose only function is to keep track of orientation saves a lot of mental work and is definitely a game changer. I need to think like that more! Glad to have found this tutorial. Great stuff man!
i gotta ask, i for some reason have copied the exact code and my character doesn't move, im rather new to this and just started learning today, is there something im missing thats just common sense?
for those of you who are on Unity 6 and having problems with "rb.drag", it is depreciated and replaced with "rb.linearDamping". it works the exact same though, no extra lines or anything. "rb.velocity" was also replaced by "rb.linearVelocity".
Thank you so much! I’m currently working on my project and was feeling confused, so I stopped yesterday. I came back today and found your comment, which was posted exactly a day ago. What a miracle!
thanks for the tutorial!! if yall can't jump you can put "readyToJump = true;" in Start() or just when you create the variable initialise it to true ("bool readyToJump = true;"). if ur jumps are huge and fall slowly, i found that increasing the rigidbody's mass in Unity helped, I liked 1.6 but tweak it for yourself. also tweak the jumpForce, i'm at 10.
i have the same problem but i dont get what your saying can you give me help there was 2 ready to jump = the first one was false and the second was true i changed the first one to true nothing happened i tried copy pasting ("bool readyToJump = true;") under but there was an error so i deleted it
@@yuko_xzx go to your Start() function. See where you can find the any code with the following words "void Start". Then inside the curly braces, write " readyToJump = true; " hopefully that helps.
This tutorial was great but one small problem. I couldn't get the capsule to jump until I compared my script side by side with your script and noticed that in the video you do not say to add the following line to Start() readyToJump = true; You might consider updating your description so people know. I spent awhile trying to figure it out comparing everything I did from the video before I gave up and looked at your script. edit: this was a year ago, still getting thanks to this day. never expected to get this much support, thank you all for the 1k likes. means alot. good luck on your movement systems everyone!
Hey, I added this, but I still cannot get the capsule to Jump, even tried with the movement script in the description, still doesn't work, do you have any solutions? Everything else works just fine.
Thanks a bunch! For someone like me who's absolutely new to programming in unity I'm appreciative that this is low-level enough for me to able to understand why each piece of code is being inputted.
if you have a problem with the ground check then just add an empty game object at the bottom of the player then write this: grounded = Physics.CheckSphere(groundCheck.position, groundDistance, whatIsGround); with these as variables: public Transform groundCheck; public float groundDistance = 0.4f; public LayerMask whatIsGround; bool grounded; i got this from brackey's fps tutorial btw and it seems to work nicely with this script.
Thank you! I wish I saw this comment before spending half an hour figuring that out! People really gotta like and comment on this comment so it gets higher in his comment section so others can find it faster!
For anyone that has stuttering / jittering issues with their camera: There are 2 options how you can fix it • Remove the "* Time.deltaTime" from the PlayerCam Class where getting the input • Replace the "* Time.deltaTime" in the PlayerCam class with "* Time.fixedDeltaTime"
@@consultingprestig2096 I dont know the exact difference but I think the Input handler by unity already does the frame indenpendence stuff for you, so you dont need the time.deltaTime
@@taahace Ok thank you. I also have another question; Every time I work on a project and I come back to it later there are always mistakes... I wonder if it's on their part to demotivate us from creating games... And let rockstar and all those known to keep the place of number 1? .. I say that because I don't understand how is it, with all the assets already done, that there are no games similar to GTA or Call of duty... Because these games are too loaded with server...
I followed this to the letter, and I had jumping like I was on the moon. I did solve it myself by downloading the original source files and I found that the global value for the Gravity's Y value is set to -30. For a default project it set to -9, so this is an omission in the video. You can find this setting under Edit -> Project Settings and just make sure its set to -30 and you'll be back on earth lol.
If you are still having trouble with "penguin sliding" after adding drag double check the position of your capsule in your player holder, if like me you moved the capsule at some point to align things it moves the starting point of the raycast with it, so make sure your capsule has 0,0,0 for position. For me my capsule was 0,2,0 and as such my raycast was starting lower then my player. I found this out by starting the game, then hitting esc to free my mouse then change to scene view, I then selected my player holder and unchecked "use gravity" to allow me to drag my player holder up while looking at 'Drag' in the Rigidbody and after my player was hovering ~1 unit in the air my Drag jumped from 0 to 5 which is what my GroundDrag was set to at the time
Here is (maybe) why you cant get your jump working how you want it to be: Go to edit -> Project Setting -> Physics and set the Gravity Y value to -30 I had it set to -9.81 on default but Dave is using -30 in his video (if you want to have the movement just like in the video)
@@Basil13ful i downloaded the project from his discord and checked the project settings ^^ It took me quite some time to figure it out but eventually I found it :D
are you a developer if you are i can give you any unity project or asset that is on my chanel for a very cheap price that we end up with after bargaining there is no one on youtube doing this and it would be with proofs and have a refund policy to if you have a better excuse
Thanks a lot Dave, appreciate the fact you're providing this content, and consolidating it to only 10 minutes so we can crunch through it. Its a good way to work. All the best!
before 4 years i started game development after my dad bought me a gaming laptop and before two years i started watching your tutorials i was just copy pasting now i finally learned c++, c# now im gonna learn the engines basics and then make a game
for anyone struggling with the camera being outside of the player, make sure that the camera holder and the player cam objects are at the same coordinate anyone struggling with the player not jumping, add readyToJump = true; to Start() and make sure the player starts while touching the ground
if anyone is having a problem that their player jumps too high and falls too slowly go to Project Settings -> Physics and sety the y value to something even lower i found -30 worked darn good for me
Couple of things, first off. thank you for making this video, it helped a lot! Second, I couldnt jump. Tried to check if i was grounded and played with the variables for awhile, but I had some issues finding out if i was grounded and the consol log was really confusing so i used this code in the Update() section : Debug.Log(grounded); if (Input.GetKey(jumpKey)) Debug.Log(jumpKey); it helped me confirm real time if i was grounded or not so i could alter the varibles until i was actually grounded, and if the game was registering me pressing space bar. However i was unable to jump because I initially did not have "readyToJump" set to true. I fixed this adding this code to Start() section ResetJump();
Maybe it's because this video is old, but I swear this is a lot more complicated than it needs to be. I could've sworn I've seen some other tutorials and it wasn't even close to being this much. lol I'm not hating; this worked for me. I'm just going through it and was like "I swear I saw an easier way than this". Great video, thank you.
If your player is sticking to walls add a physics material to the player mesh collider and set the physics materials settings to 0,0,0 minimum, and minimum. Hope this helps!
I played dying Light 2. I don't like how the controller feels. So now I'm trying to understand how movement, vaulting, etc. works. Then make an obstacle course, code in the movement and tune it until it feels fun.
Anyone having trouble with the "penguin sliding" even after adding the drag and all, try moving your environment/whatever has whatIsGround layer down on the Y by -0.7. If your Player empty starts are 0,0,0 the Groundcheck does something weird and doesn't recognize that you're on the ground (at least on my end)
you need to extend your raycast length check. if your ground is -0.7 below your character then it wont pass. playerHeight * 0.5f means it is checking a ray length of 0.7 which may not include the -0.7 you are at. Try increasing it by changin it playerHeight * 0.5f + 0.3f for a total of 0.8f length to intersect the floor
@HyDay it wasn’t an issue with the script, it was an issue with the objects in the scene? downloading the script from the description did not and would not have solved this problem.
@HyDay no worries pal- yes you’re correct in saying that downloading the project straight from the creator WOULD solve this problem, but i personally wouldn’t find it all too gratifying. i’m still really early in learning Unity but i find trial and error is a better learning method than copy and paste haha
For anyone confused on why you can't jump: It appears (Unless I missed it) that dave put the line of code into the start function that reads "readyToJump = true;" so add that to your script and it should work fine. :)
Thank you very much for the code! I got to test each part on my own after watching your full vid. When following other youtubers as they code (Cuz code not provided) I always ended up messing the copy so I can't test it properly. Thank you once again!
this is helpful but useless so without offense im going to spell out some facts: i dont get why developers like to add inverted controls like BRO WHO TF USES IT
something i really like about this is that you dont have to do any fancy hitbox stuff with anything you import from blender! just have to change the layer to whatisground.
It's the fifth time i watch this to help me start my projects, so a big thanks to share your knowlage with us. I just have allways a small issue : Does thats normal that my player (capsule) dosen't follow / rotate himself with the camera and the movement ? (he move and jump perfectly, its just on the visual the capsule dosen't rotate).
If anyone is having trouble with having really floaty jumps where you fall really slowly, here's how to fix it: Go to Edit -> Project settings -> Physics -> Gravity Y and change this Y value to something even smaller (for me -29.43 works pretty well, which is 3*(-9.81) so three times the normal gravity) You're welcome!
Thank you so much for the tutorial. Even after a year it's helping folks like me. And what's best is you already made the next video and I can go watch it.
@@xuanki1Yes, the thing to remember is the mouse movement is connected to the camera, not the body. I've watched one where the guy had the camera stationary and the player needed to bend down to see. that's bogus and can't work in a real game.
I followed the steps up until air control and jumping and when i press play i cannot move my character. I downloaded the movement script from the Desc. and i have applied and completed the player camera and camera movement scripts.
Ik this vid is older but following this tutorial i found 1 major flaw and was wondering if anyone had a fix for it, when you hold jump, the raycast at your feet extends slightly below the collider, so you jump before you even touch the ground, this also affects crouching on slopes if you jump while crouched on a slope you will float in the air, i tried reducing the raycast distance for ground detection but that made it impossible to use slopes cause they were too far away, considering best solution is to have a sphere below player that is not only slightly lower to the ground but also slightly larger than the width of the player collider so it could work on slopes
I dont know if i m too late but here is a video that explain is grounded in details, and talk about slops at the end and how to fix it ua-cam.com/video/j41UHuA1bLM/v-deo.html if i understood correctly you detect the vector of what your walking on and know if its a slop gl man
might be a bit,late but in the method Update we check if whe are grounded just decreas 0.3f to like 0.1f this wil remove your problem you could also make a new float for example float groundDistance give it a value of 0.1f like this float groundDistance = 0.1f; in Update instead of doing 0.5f + 0.3f we are gonna do 0.5f + groundDistance this way you could easily assign a value in the unity inspector. i hope this helped
@@SuperGamePlayOfficial shortnening the height of the cast doesnt fix the issue only makes it harder to see but i ended up finding a solution and i redid my ground detect entirely
@@SuperGamePlayOfficial that and a combination of other raycasts for stuff like slopes and such, i have something to align the player to the ground for a few frames which is unoticable so when they hold jump they jump the same height every time
HElLo Davers, If you want to make the jump a bit snappy like many oher games where it takes less time to land than to reach max height you can Add this line of code in the else if part of your MovePlayer function davers. The line of code is:- rb.AddForce(Vector3.down * landingGravityMultiplier); just add a public variable landing Gravity multiplier and play with it I like keeping it at 5. The code should now look like:- private void MovePlayer() { moveDirection = orientation.forward * verticalInput + orientation.right * horizontalInput; if (grounded) { rb.AddForce(moveDirection.normalized * moveSpeed * 10f, ForceMode.Force); } else if(!grounded) { rb.AddForce(moveDirection.normalized * moveSpeed * 10f * airMultiplier, ForceMode.Force); rb.AddForce(Vector3.down * landingGravityMultiplier); } } Good luck!
If you have problems with the velocity after a jump (while returning to the ground) just try lowering the player's height because the problem is most likely related to the ground check parameters.
I swear this is Brackeys, Also thanks so much! I'm doing a game jam and this series will help me so much! Thanks! (I subbed btw) I alos have a problem where my physics is on 0, -30, 0 but im still falling slow and when I hold space I jump in mid air. What do I do???
Thank you very much . This is a REALLY smooth controller I really hope ep2 will come soon . bty do you know how to make air strafing and ramp slid like Demoknight Trimping in TF2 and CSGO.
Thanks, glad you like it! I know the mechanics you're talking about but never really tried coding them. Try googling for "Csgo Air straving Code", but you need to be quite good at vector maths for this :D
For anyone still having an issue with jumping after doing all the fixes listed here, I realised on the inspector for the player, you need to go to the ground check where it says "What Is Ground?" and set the drop down to whatIsGround.
In the current version of unity for 2022, i would recommend setting Collision detection to continuous dynamic rather than just continuous. This may reduce bumpiness when walking.
i know its 1 year late, but i found its because the project files he's using has gravity set to -30. When i downloaded the project files and opened stuff to find out my errors, that's what i found. Edit ----> Project Settings ----> Physics ----> Top row, Gravity, set Y value from -9.81 to -30.
Thank you so much the movement is very smooth. For the jump i had an issue where it didnt work although the script had no error I fixed that with putting resetJump() in Start() After that i realised i could keep jumping higher and higher if i held Space It has to do with this code : grounded = Physics.Raycast(transform.position, Vector3.down, playerHeight * 0.5f + 0.2f, whatIsGround); Change the "playerHeight * xf" depending on your playerHeight both the variable and the playerObject Hope this helps :)
I know I'm late to comment, but instead of doing what Dave did to fix the camera jittering, you can also multiply mouseX and mouseY by Time.smoothDeltaTime instead of the standard Time.deltaTime.
I have 2 months to make a game better than anyone in my whole city, if I win I can genuinely make a lot of money out of it and get future job offers, thanks for the tutorial :D (I don't know any C# so I literally learn while making said game, it'll be kind of bad though)
It's probably something I did wrong, but I had issues with the groundcheck. Saw some fixes in the comments but didn't want to implement those. For other people having the same issue; make sure the raycast is being casted from roughly the middle of the character. For me, for some reason it was being casted form the bottom, which created some issues apparently. Probably something wrong with the playerheight * 0.5f + 0.2f. Still figuring out what though. I realized this by using the Debug.DrawRay method which is a really useful tool for debugging. I ended up adding 1.0f to the y coordinate of the origin variable from the Raycast method. I also had to set readytojump to true in Start() method. Thanks so much for this video!
Thanks this was really helpful and a cool debug tool I will use in the future. I didn't add the 1.0f. Instead by seeing where the Raycast was being drawn from I could tell that both my PlayerObject and Orientation child Player objects had the wrong Y value. This was because I had a cube floor that set the Y value higher. So I reset the Y values to 0 and lowered the floor and boom working. Basically, the raycast was being drawn from the location of my Orientation object inside the Player.
I had an issue where I just couldn't jump. Figured out after a while that the bool for ready to jump wasn't on by default. I still haven't figured out what I did wrong to cause that, but the fix is just to make Ready To Jump public and tick it off or add a line of code to set it to true as the script loads. edit: yeah that was me lol
Hi, first of all I want to thank you. I was trying to find atleast one good tutorial that actually explained why it need to be like that or why you must write this line of code and I found you. Well and briefly explained. Why I am writing this? I encountered some problems that I would be glad you would help to resolve. 1. Problem is, whenever I jump I fall very slowly. I tried everything, from writing some myself made code to searching internet. 2. Problem is, when I fall down and hit the ground, the player (don’t know how to explain this but) bugs in for microsecond and then it goes on the ground as it should. It doesn’t bug all the way in, just to y = 0.5 (transform of my player is y = 1) and as the camera is following the position of player then it makes like a weird screen tear when where you hit the ground the view goes down for a sec and then normal. I would be very happy if someone who has enough knowledge and is willing to help me will actually help me. Thanks for any response.
i added a second ground checking method for this script, so it was able to detect terrain and you can too: first go to the start of the PlayerMovement Script locate the header "Ground Check" and add this below the line where it says "bool grounded;" bool groundtouch; then go to where it says "private void Update()" and below where it says "// ground check" add this grounded = groundtouch == true; then go to the end of the script and add this private void OnCollisionStay (Collision collision) { if (whatIsGround == (whatIsGround | (1
I suddenly have a problem that I'm unable to move. This happened after I dragged my player to a new spawn position, any idea how to fix this? :( Edit : i fixed it you just download the code in the desc and it will work
but honestly I do want to eventually make a hockey/ice-skating game so the part up to 4:54 is pure gold. Now at least I got a nice head-start on that. Amazing tutorials. Subscribed. Can't wait for more
I dont think anyone goes in these comments anymore but i have 2 big problems with this code 1. when i hold down jump my second is much higher than the first (i migh keep that as a double jump type thing but it'd be nice to know how to fix it) 2. Im trying to make a course for my character to play on. i can jump onto the first block but i can't jump off it. I found out that depending on where you have your character start is where it can jump, how do i make it so i can jump from any height off an object? thank you in advance :)
really strange issue, so when i move and jump everything is fine if i jump repeatedly, but if i move and jump once its like the player stops for a split second and then continues moving smoothly
Maybe a bit late - but for anyone else having this problem: create a physics material and reduce it's friction to zero. Then, apply that material to your player (The capsule. You need to drag it into the "Material" slot in the capsule collider). You can add that mateiral to the ground and any other objects in your scene too. This has the added benefit of having your character no longer getting stuck to walls, and it will stop your player from losing momentum after a jump.
You shouldn't multiply Time.deltaTime in this case. It makes the sensitvity higher when the frame rate is low You can test extreme framerate cases for debugging using Application.targetFrameRate = something low like 16
I have just a small problem, I don't know what's causing it but my gravity seems to be very low compared to your gravity. Any idea why this is happening?
@@davegamedevelopment I just found one more problem and that is if i jump into a wall and keep running into it i float in the air. Do you know what could be causing this?
Nice tutorial very diffrent than others, this one seems professional, I wanted to ask how would I make it so if jumping you could keep acelerating to a limit of lets say 20 if speed is 7 when constantly hitting good jumping? basically like in quake or csgo
why is your jump so much more snappy/quick than mine is? Did you alter some gravity value? If so, how? Does it have to be done through a script or is there an option in the editor to change it?
I ended up turning off rigidbody gravity and using a script to add a custom gravity force, but I would still like to know if there is a better way to do this.
@@davegamedevelopment thank you so much, my artificial gravity force was working but was a little more annoying to work with, this is exactly what I was looking for.
I've found that using a check capsule is much better for a ground check because it checks an area under your character instead of a line grounded = Physics.CheckCapsule( transform.position , transform position - new Vector3(0,(playerheight * 0.25f + 0.2f), 0), radius, whatisground;
thanks for the tutorial, if your camera is outside the player, change the y of position of cameraPos (in cameraPos -> inspector -> transform) and set it to 0, it might work after.
I've seen all the comments and there are code or game errors! So I decide to help you maybe! 1st Camera Problem: I tried to solve the camera problem and I got it but I don't know if it's good or not because of other things who knows! -Fixed:The object of "CameraHold" to the object of "Player"(Type of root family). |- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - | 2nd Floor Problem: I didn't have any problems with the floor or gravity but if you guys had it here: -1st Fixed:Lazer is missing (Click on the object floor and you have the right information on that layer! If you can't find the video here, time: 6:07. If not then another problem is Unity gravity: -2nd Fixed:You own youtube said: ave / GameDevelopment Edit -> project settings -> physics I normally Change it to 0, -30, 0 :D. And there are more things but I don't put because I'm not programming or things but if you guys want more so I could chat here but it took a while O.o! If you can't find the time video here:
I cannot begin to explain how much this helped me on the camera, legit got stuck for almost an hour and coudn't make sense of what was wrong. Thanks so much
when I click play to see If my camera works, I don't see from players perspective ( original camera ), I see my player ( 3rd person view ) from a camera that I have no Idea where is it
This tutorial is amazing! it works really well except for one thing for me at least I keep on getting thrown into the air when I Jump. At first I used mostly my script in my game and still had the same problem so I just copied over yours to see if it had anything to do with the code and the same thing happens. gravity is set to -30. One more thing my character whenever I jump and move slightly it will keep on jumping to the direction I went in. Also the jumping seems to be randomized for some reason. Sorry for the long comment just really confused on why this is happening.
I have the same problem so far i am trying different things too, if you figure it out pls let me know so i can understand what is wrong with what i have done. Thank you very much.
Great Tutorial your videos always help me! It worked on looking around, but I’ve done everything you did for the x and y movement and I still can’t seem to move? Any idea why?
I got the movement to work, but I don’t move in the direction I’m facing, I move where the camera is pointing in scene (even if I’m facing backwards and I hit w I’ll go backwards)?
@@iceb5743 That's how this controller works, but it's easy to change, just put your player graphic into the orientation Objekt (everything in there will rotate with the camera)
Hi, this tutorial helped me really much, but i have one problem: when i jump the fall is slowed. I copied your code from the link in the description and check multiple times if the presets of the movements were equal to your's, but nothing changed. Why? (P.S.: sorry for my bad english but i'm italian)
I was doing my own FPS controller without any guidance and everything was alright but some weird camera jitter so I decided to check how everyone was tackling the camera. I never thought of having it outside the hierarchy of the player. Now I have 0 problems amazing idea!
for anyone struggling with the player sticking to walls; Make a Physic Material with little to no dynamic friction (I used a value of 0.1 with Friction Combine at Minimum) and assign it to the player's Collider. You can experiment with different friction values to find what works best for your game
for me I needed to apply it to the slopes as well
@@mlgjman1837 how do you mean? If you set the Friction Combine to minimum it will use the smaller value of the 2 colliding objects, so it should be enough to just apply it to the player directly.
Unless you are talking about some other problem.
Am i too dumb to understand this
@@Carl-Randomness the player is sticking to the walls because of friction, the friction is too high for the player to keep their momentum so they get stuck.
By making the player have less friction they can slide across the wall
@@Hietakissa Oh thanks
Your methods are so simple! I've ran into multiple problems with syncing the camera with an object that has a character controller before. Similarly, I had to do mental gymnastics just to figure out how to move the player based on the camera's perspective. Having an object whose only function is to keep track of orientation saves a lot of mental work and is definitely a game changer. I need to think like that more! Glad to have found this tutorial. Great stuff man!
i gotta ask, i for some reason have copied the exact code and my character doesn't move, im rather new to this and just started learning today, is there something im missing thats just common sense?
for those of you who are on Unity 6 and having problems with "rb.drag", it is depreciated and replaced with "rb.linearDamping". it works the exact same though, no extra lines or anything. "rb.velocity" was also replaced by "rb.linearVelocity".
Thanks
Thank you so much! I’m currently working on my project and was feeling confused, so I stopped yesterday. I came back today and found your comment, which was posted exactly a day ago. What a miracle!
thanks for the tutorial!!
if yall can't jump you can put "readyToJump = true;" in Start() or just when you create the variable initialise it to true ("bool readyToJump = true;").
if ur jumps are huge and fall slowly, i found that increasing the rigidbody's mass in Unity helped, I liked 1.6 but tweak it for yourself. also tweak the jumpForce, i'm at 10.
Man, you just fixed my problem which I've been struggling with for 2 hours, tysm
i have the same problem but i dont get what your saying can you give me help there was 2 ready to jump = the first one was false and the second was true i changed the first one to true nothing happened i tried copy pasting ("bool readyToJump = true;") under but there was an error so i deleted it
@@yuko_xzx go to your Start() function. See where you can find the any code with the following words "void Start". Then inside the curly braces, write " readyToJump = true; " hopefully that helps.
god bless
You just saved my life❤
This tutorial was great but one small problem. I couldn't get the capsule to jump until I compared my script side by side with your script and noticed that in the video you do not say to add the following line to Start()
readyToJump = true;
You might consider updating your description so people know. I spent awhile trying to figure it out comparing everything I did from the video before I gave up and looked at your script.
edit: this was a year ago, still getting thanks to this day. never expected to get this much support, thank you all for the 1k likes. means alot. good luck on your movement systems everyone!
yeah I noticed it too and was so confused, why it didn't jump, thanks for the heads up
You helped me alot thank you.😘
Hey, I added this, but I still cannot get the capsule to Jump, even tried with the movement script in the description, still doesn't work, do you have any solutions? Everything else works just fine.
Had the same issue. But great tutorial!
@@whitehook5450 do you have your ground layer set to, "whatIsGround"?
Thanks a bunch! For someone like me who's absolutely new to programming in unity I'm appreciative that this is low-level enough for me to able to understand why each piece of code is being inputted.
i dont even know how to make a script for the cam
@@Kwakky69 i dont even know where to put the script
if you have a problem with the ground check then just add an empty game object at the bottom of the player then write this:
grounded = Physics.CheckSphere(groundCheck.position, groundDistance, whatIsGround);
with these as variables:
public Transform groundCheck;
public float groundDistance = 0.4f;
public LayerMask whatIsGround;
bool grounded;
i got this from brackey's fps tutorial btw and it seems to work nicely with this script.
Yeah that works just fine, thanks for helping others out!
@@davegamedevelopment np dude! i love helping people out!
i love you, man :D
but you have to put that code inside of the playermovement script or you have to create new script and put it on the empty object?
@ no you don't have to you can just put it in the playermovement script in the same place where he put his ground check
I don't often thumbs-up videos but this one deserved a big one
For anyone having trouble with the Jump function : we just have to set readyToJump to true when we begin (its not shown in the video)
thank you I was so confused on why my jumping wasn't working!
Thank you!
I wish I saw this comment before spending half an hour figuring that out!
People really gotta like and comment on this comment so it gets higher in his comment section so others can find it faster!
thank you so much, this comment help me so much
Thanks for the help, I could not figure it out lol
For anyone that has stuttering / jittering issues with their camera: There are 2 options how you can fix it
• Remove the "* Time.deltaTime" from the PlayerCam Class where getting the input
• Replace the "* Time.deltaTime" in the PlayerCam class with "* Time.fixedDeltaTime"
I would like to know why it is not the same? The math is the same though, right?
@@consultingprestig2096 I dont know the exact difference but I think the Input handler by unity already does the frame indenpendence stuff for you, so you dont need the time.deltaTime
@@taahace Ok thank you. I also have another question; Every time I work on a project and I come back to it later there are always mistakes... I wonder if it's on their part to demotivate us from creating games... And let rockstar and all those known to keep the place of number 1? .. I say that because I don't understand how is it, with all the assets already done, that there are no games similar to GTA or Call of duty... Because these games are too loaded with server...
@@consultingprestig2096 I can't tell if youre joking
@Consulting Prestig That's the first Unity conspiracy theory I've heard so far xD
I appreciate how there’s no ads, thanks.
this is the first time i've ever finished a unity tutorial lol hell yeah motivated af now
Let's go! I also started by following youtube tutorials :D
I followed this to the letter, and I had jumping like I was on the moon. I did solve it myself by downloading the original source files and I found that the global value for the Gravity's Y value is set to -30. For a default project it set to -9, so this is an omission in the video. You can find this setting under Edit -> Project Settings and just make sure its set to -30 and you'll be back on earth lol.
i changed it to 30 and the jump height didnt change
@@nemorururur change it to -30
I got the opposite i jump .1mm off the ground
@@olly-o3810 I depends on the scale of ur object too. If ur player is really big you'll have to scale up ur jumpForce
you fucking legend. was having this same problem
If you are still having trouble with "penguin sliding" after adding drag double check the position of your capsule in your player holder, if like me you moved the capsule at some point to align things it moves the starting point of the raycast with it, so make sure your capsule has 0,0,0 for position.
For me my capsule was 0,2,0 and as such my raycast was starting lower then my player. I found this out by starting the game, then hitting esc to free my mouse then change to scene view, I then selected my player holder and unchecked "use gravity" to allow me to drag my player holder up while looking at 'Drag' in the Rigidbody and after my player was hovering ~1 unit in the air my Drag jumped from 0 to 5 which is what my GroundDrag was set to at the time
THANK you!
Thank you, this was beginning to annoy me lol
Thank you. That was the problem for me.
THANK YOU SO MUCH THAT WAS A PROBLEM FOR WAY TO LONG
What a nice man
This guy is on another league, HE UNDERSTANDS QUATERNIONS!!
real
You sound alot like brackeys
Haha I know :D
That's what i'm sayin
U know how brackets stopped yt, so maybe he made another channel so he can continue in disguise
No, not really
He really does
This man is the new brackeys no cap. Seriously though, amazing tutorials.
Thanks a lot, that's about the highest compliment you could give me :D
@@davegamedevelopment you even sound like brackeys. I sense potential
That said, I can imagine a DGD branding for merch!
Here is (maybe) why you cant get your jump working how you want it to be:
Go to edit -> Project Setting -> Physics and set the Gravity Y value to -30
I had it set to -9.81 on default but Dave is using -30 in his video (if you want to have the movement just like in the video)
ty
how did you know ? thanks
@@Basil13ful i downloaded the project from his discord and checked the project settings ^^
It took me quite some time to figure it out but eventually I found it :D
man you probably wont see this but you have no idea how helpful these videos are. thank you so much!
are you a developer if you are i can give you any unity project or asset that is on my chanel for a very cheap price that we end up with after bargaining there is no one on youtube doing this and it would be with proofs and have a refund policy to if you have a better excuse
oh your finally back after 1 year
pls continue making content your doing good
Thanks.
Yes I'm finally back :D Glad you enjoy my content!
Tip: If you player is sticking to walls, create a Physics Material and set all friction to 0 and then apply that to your walls
Where is Physics Material? I can't find it :( I found only Physics Material 2D
@Juka not sure why this didn't cross my mind too. Good suggestion
I will try it thanks
I added it to the blayer capsule colider
Thanks a lot Dave, appreciate the fact you're providing this content, and consolidating it to only 10 minutes so we can crunch through it. Its a good way to work.
All the best!
Glad you liked it!
before 4 years i started game development after my dad bought me a gaming laptop and before two years i started watching your tutorials i was just copy pasting now i finally learned c++, c# now im gonna learn the engines basics and then make a game
for anyone struggling with the camera being outside of the player, make sure that the camera holder and the player cam objects are at the same coordinate
anyone struggling with the player not jumping, add readyToJump = true; to Start() and make sure the player starts while touching the ground
thx
thank you
I tried that and the camera is still outside of the player
@@jordanlewis5129 try putting the position to 0 in PlayerCam
when i try to change that it just disappears out of the player like they don't want to have the same cords
This was an Amazing guide, and it helped a lot with my first game!
Glad I could help!
Just found your channel. Thanks for all the tutorials you're doing and keep it up!
Thanks a lot!
this is the best movement tutorial ive been able to find since Brackeys, thank you :)
Fantastic tutorial! Had a few tweaks to do, but definitely the best FPS movement I've used!
Thank you!
I looked at over 10 videos, but this... this is just the best. Keep up the great work!
if anyone is having a problem that their player jumps too high and falls too slowly go to Project Settings -> Physics and sety the y value to something even lower i found -30 worked darn good for me
Thanks! I had fun flying all over the place tho :)
For me, -20 worked much better
Instead of changing the gravity of the entire game just add the fall multiplier to the specific rigidbody you want to change
Couple of things, first off. thank you for making this video, it helped a lot!
Second, I couldnt jump.
Tried to check if i was grounded and played with the variables for awhile, but I had some issues finding out if i was grounded and the consol log was really confusing so i used this code in the Update() section :
Debug.Log(grounded);
if (Input.GetKey(jumpKey))
Debug.Log(jumpKey);
it helped me confirm real time if i was grounded or not so i could alter the varibles until i was actually grounded, and if the game was registering me pressing space bar.
However i was unable to jump because I initially did not have "readyToJump" set to true.
I fixed this adding this code to Start() section
ResetJump();
tysm u rly helped me out!
Appreciate the help for others!
I followed what you said, and I'm still having trouble jumping, idk else to do, also first time coding
You can also just set the variable to true when declaring it.
Just helped me out, thank you!
intro 0:00
camera 0:27
movement 3:22
drag & speed control 5:16
jumping & air control 7:27
thx :)
ok
@@akiprox7_trollgeandtrollfa640 ok
@@the_original_kikiplayzwaffles oh
@@JATEK0S ok
Maybe it's because this video is old, but I swear this is a lot more complicated than it needs to be. I could've sworn I've seen some other tutorials and it wasn't even close to being this much. lol
I'm not hating; this worked for me.
I'm just going through it and was like "I swear I saw an easier way than this".
Great video, thank you.
If your player is sticking to walls add a physics material to the player mesh collider and set the physics materials settings to 0,0,0 minimum, and minimum. Hope this helps!
thanks that worked
Thank you mate
bro, you really best
@ np
I played dying Light 2. I don't like how the controller feels. So now I'm trying to understand how movement, vaulting, etc. works. Then make an obstacle course, code in the movement and tune it until it feels fun.
Sounds nice, you've came to the right place :D
Anyone having trouble with the "penguin sliding" even after adding the drag and all, try moving your environment/whatever has whatIsGround layer down on the Y by -0.7. If your Player empty starts are 0,0,0 the Groundcheck does something weird and doesn't recognize that you're on the ground (at least on my end)
This did not work for me, what can I do?
you need to extend your raycast length check. if your ground is -0.7 below your character then it wont pass. playerHeight * 0.5f means it is checking a ray length of 0.7 which may not include the -0.7 you are at. Try increasing it by changin it playerHeight * 0.5f + 0.3f for a total of 0.8f length to intersect the floor
@HyDay it wasn’t an issue with the script, it was an issue with the objects in the scene? downloading the script from the description did not and would not have solved this problem.
@HyDay no worries pal- yes you’re correct in saying that downloading the project straight from the creator WOULD solve this problem, but i personally wouldn’t find it all too gratifying. i’m still really early in learning Unity but i find trial and error is a better learning method than copy and paste haha
@@damurlive Thanks D'mur. I just have now a new problem since I can double Jump, and even jump just before I touch the ground
Thank You bro I needed this 💪🏾
Glad I could help!
@@davegamedevelopment exited for next weeks video 🤩
best first-person movement tutorial ive ever seen. but one thing- you need to add the line "readyToJump = true;" in void start() or else you cant jump
For anyone confused on why you can't jump: It appears (Unless I missed it) that dave put the line of code into the start function that reads "readyToJump = true;" so add that to your script and it should work fine. :)
Thank you very much for the code! I got to test each part on my own after watching your full vid. When following other youtubers as they code (Cuz code not provided) I always ended up messing the copy so I can't test it properly. Thank you once again!
Glad I could help!
"A transform for the player's orientation"
I died at that moment
Haha I guess you need to watch some basic tutorials on Unity Variables First :D
to invert controls add a - in your sensY (up) before your integer.
i.e:
SensX : 200
SensY: -200
this is helpful but useless so without offense im going to spell out some facts: i dont get why developers like to add inverted controls like BRO WHO TF USES IT
@@xwalfie People that like inverted controls
@@yes-420 shut your house door down up left right
something i really like about this is that you dont have to do any fancy hitbox stuff with anything you import from blender! just have to change the layer to whatisground.
First time i finish a video tutorial for this, thank you so much for making this, it was really helpful!
It's the fifth time i watch this to help me start my projects, so a big thanks to share your knowlage with us. I just have allways a small issue : Does thats normal that my player (capsule) dosen't follow / rotate himself with the camera and the movement ? (he move and jump perfectly, its just on the visual the capsule dosen't rotate).
I love that this comes up when you search “unity bean”
Haha exactly what the video is about I guess :D
If anyone is having trouble with having really floaty jumps where you fall really slowly, here's how to fix it:
Go to Edit -> Project settings -> Physics -> Gravity Y and change this Y value to something even smaller (for me -29.43 works pretty well, which is 3*(-9.81) so three times the normal gravity)
You're welcome!
didn't quite work, it still has the feel just faster now, especially when jumping off something
Thank you so much for the tutorial. Even after a year it's helping folks like me. And what's best is you already made the next video and I can go watch it.
Did you make it so the camera works? I swear I did everything in this video, and everything works but the camera doesn't.
@@xuanki1Yes, the thing to remember is the mouse movement is connected to the camera, not the body. I've watched one where the guy had the camera stationary and the player needed to bend down to see. that's bogus and can't work in a real game.
THIS GUY IS THE REAL ONE, said 10 minutes but the video isnt even 10 minutes
After some time, i finally found a useful tutorial on detailed fps controller, thank you so much for this tutorial
No problem, glad I could help!
I followed the steps up until air control and jumping and when i press play i cannot move my character. I downloaded the movement script from the Desc. and i have applied and completed the player camera and camera movement scripts.
Ik this vid is older but following this tutorial i found 1 major flaw and was wondering if anyone had a fix for it, when you hold jump, the raycast at your feet extends slightly below the collider, so you jump before you even touch the ground, this also affects crouching on slopes if you jump while crouched on a slope you will float in the air, i tried reducing the raycast distance for ground detection but that made it impossible to use slopes cause they were too far away, considering best solution is to have a sphere below player that is not only slightly lower to the ground but also slightly larger than the width of the player collider so it could work on slopes
I dont know if i m too late but here is a video that explain is grounded in details, and talk about slops at the end and how to fix it
ua-cam.com/video/j41UHuA1bLM/v-deo.html
if i understood correctly you detect the vector of what your walking on and know if its a slop
gl man
might be a bit,late but in the method Update we check if whe are grounded just decreas 0.3f to like 0.1f this wil remove your problem
you could also make a new float for example float groundDistance give it a value of 0.1f like this
float groundDistance = 0.1f;
in Update instead of doing 0.5f + 0.3f we are gonna do 0.5f + groundDistance
this way you could easily assign a value in the unity inspector. i hope this helped
@@SuperGamePlayOfficial shortnening the height of the cast doesnt fix the issue only makes it harder to see but i ended up finding a solution and i redid my ground detect entirely
@@w0rkhop555 thats great to hear, let me guese are you using a physics.checksphere?
@@SuperGamePlayOfficial that and a combination of other raycasts for stuff like slopes and such, i have something to align the player to the ground for a few frames which is unoticable so when they hold jump they jump the same height every time
Thank you, I watched many videos and none worked because it bugs, but your script worked
+1 sub
Love your tutorial. Did i forget to mention your voice so resembles brackeys😊😊😊
This is very good I just started coding in unity and I understand the code very well with this!
HElLo Davers, If you want to make the jump a bit snappy like many oher games where it takes less time to land than to reach max height you can Add this line of code in the else if part of your MovePlayer function davers.
The line of code is:-
rb.AddForce(Vector3.down * landingGravityMultiplier);
just add a public variable landing Gravity multiplier and play with it I like keeping it at 5.
The code should now look like:-
private void MovePlayer()
{
moveDirection = orientation.forward * verticalInput + orientation.right * horizontalInput;
if (grounded)
{
rb.AddForce(moveDirection.normalized * moveSpeed * 10f, ForceMode.Force);
}
else if(!grounded)
{
rb.AddForce(moveDirection.normalized * moveSpeed * 10f * airMultiplier, ForceMode.Force);
rb.AddForce(Vector3.down * landingGravityMultiplier);
}
}
Good luck!
Amazing, thank you !
You're a real lifesaver. Thanks!
i Cant wait for the next tutorial broo !!❤️
Glad to hear that!
A Unity Player Character Controller tutorial - that DOES NOT USE THE UNITY CHARACTER CONTROLLER COMPONENT - you just blew my mind!
If you have problems with the velocity after a jump (while returning to the ground) just try lowering the player's height because the problem is most likely related to the ground check parameters.
I swear this is Brackeys, Also thanks so much! I'm doing a game jam and this series will help me so much! Thanks! (I subbed btw) I alos have a problem where my physics is on 0, -30, 0 but im still falling slow and when I hold space I jump in mid air. What do I do???
try looking to grounded code because in my case grounded wasnt working and i did it my own way
Thank you very much . This is a REALLY smooth controller I really hope ep2 will come soon . bty do you know how to make air strafing and ramp slid like Demoknight Trimping in TF2 and CSGO.
Thanks, glad you like it!
I know the mechanics you're talking about but never really tried coding them. Try googling for "Csgo Air straving Code", but you need to be quite good at vector maths for this :D
For anyone still having an issue with jumping after doing all the fixes listed here, I realised on the inspector for the player, you need to go to the ground check where it says "What Is Ground?" and set the drop down to whatIsGround.
many blessings to you and thank you for help!!!
In the current version of unity for 2022, i would recommend setting Collision detection to continuous dynamic rather than just continuous. This may reduce bumpiness when walking.
why does his jumping feel so natural but mine feels like im floating around in the air for a bit, is there a way to fix this?
i know its 1 year late, but i found its because the project files he's using has gravity set to -30. When i downloaded the project files and opened stuff to find out my errors, that's what i found. Edit ----> Project Settings ----> Physics ----> Top row, Gravity, set Y value from -9.81 to -30.
@@geekycrafter3709 thanks for that lol, ive stopped doing unity, doing ai stuff now. ngl wouldnt that mess up the behavior of rigidbodies, anyways
Thank you so much the movement is very smooth.
For the jump i had an issue where it didnt work although the script had no error
I fixed that with putting resetJump() in Start()
After that i realised i could keep jumping higher and higher if i held Space
It has to do with this code : grounded = Physics.Raycast(transform.position, Vector3.down, playerHeight * 0.5f + 0.2f, whatIsGround);
Change the "playerHeight * xf" depending on your playerHeight both the variable and the playerObject
Hope this helps :)
Thank you so much for saving my time :D
i dont understand. What do i change?
@@SpiritualSteve you should make the changes in the player movement script
@pridful it says that "xf" does not exist in current context how do i fix it?
@@ache7795 copy your original code andmake this, if code get error, paste it old code
I know I'm late to comment, but instead of doing what Dave did to fix the camera jittering, you can also multiply mouseX and mouseY by Time.smoothDeltaTime instead of the standard Time.deltaTime.
do u have any idea why my camera is jittery when moving?
I have 2 months to make a game better than anyone in my whole city, if I win I can genuinely make a lot of money out of it and get future job offers, thanks for the tutorial :D (I don't know any C# so I literally learn while making said game, it'll be kind of bad though)
its C#💀💀💀
@@sonoakneely9574 yeah, I had 2 hours of sleep, I always mess them up, I am learning from scratch rn😭🙏
GL
Saved from failing an assignment. Thank you so much
It's probably something I did wrong, but I had issues with the groundcheck. Saw some fixes in the comments but didn't want to implement those. For other people having the same issue; make sure the raycast is being casted from roughly the middle of the character.
For me, for some reason it was being casted form the bottom, which created some issues apparently. Probably something wrong with the playerheight * 0.5f + 0.2f. Still figuring out what though.
I realized this by using the Debug.DrawRay method which is a really useful tool for debugging. I ended up adding 1.0f to the y coordinate of the origin variable from the Raycast method.
I also had to set readytojump to true in Start() method.
Thanks so much for this video!
Thanks this was really helpful and a cool debug tool I will use in the future. I didn't add the 1.0f. Instead by seeing where the Raycast was being drawn from I could tell that both my PlayerObject and Orientation child Player objects had the wrong Y value. This was because I had a cube floor that set the Y value higher. So I reset the Y values to 0 and lowered the floor and boom working. Basically, the raycast was being drawn from the location of my Orientation object inside the Player.
Thank you very much for your help ! I had the problem for the Y coordinate thanks to you it works! Thanks a lot !
Thanks!!!
I thought I did everything correctly and my Camera pos is always on the capusle but the camera holder allways just goes undergrond and idk what to do
having this problem too
I had an issue where I just couldn't jump. Figured out after a while that the bool for ready to jump wasn't on by default. I still haven't figured out what I did wrong to cause that, but the fix is just to make Ready To Jump public and tick it off or add a line of code to set it to true as the script loads.
edit: yeah that was me lol
Yes, I set it to true in void Start(), but I think I showed that in the video? :D
I had a similar problem and this comment helped so much thank you! :D
hey, how would i set it to true as the script loads?
@@Daminoa where it says "bool readyToJump;", change it to "bool readyToJump = true;"
@@davegamedevelopment you don't said this :'D its a joke
Hi, first of all I want to thank you. I was trying to find atleast one good tutorial that actually explained why it need to be like that or why you must write this line of code and I found you. Well and briefly explained.
Why I am writing this? I encountered some problems that I would be glad you would help to resolve.
1. Problem is, whenever I jump I fall very slowly. I tried everything, from writing some myself made code to searching internet.
2. Problem is, when I fall down and hit the ground, the player (don’t know how to explain this but) bugs in for microsecond and then it goes on the ground as it should. It doesn’t bug all the way in, just to y = 0.5 (transform of my player is y = 1) and as the camera is following the position of player then it makes like a weird screen tear when where you hit the ground the view goes down for a sec and then normal.
I would be very happy if someone who has enough knowledge and is willing to help me will actually help me.
Thanks for any response.
its amaaazing bro its just a very clear and easy tutorial THANKS KEEP GOING 😄💖
Good enough guide. Got me 90% of the way there. Nice product. smooth realistic movement.
i added a second ground checking method for this script, so it was able to detect terrain and you can too:
first go to the start of the PlayerMovement Script
locate the header "Ground Check" and add this below the line where it says "bool grounded;"
bool groundtouch;
then go to where it says "private void Update()" and below where it says "// ground check" add this
grounded = groundtouch == true;
then go to the end of the script and add this
private void OnCollisionStay (Collision collision)
{
if (whatIsGround == (whatIsGround | (1
Thank you sooooo much as none other fixed it, but yours did!
@@alexdavies9250 always happy to help!
I suddenly have a problem that I'm unable to move. This happened after I dragged my player to a new spawn position, any idea how to fix this? :(
Edit : i fixed it you just download the code in the desc and it will work
but honestly I do want to eventually make a hockey/ice-skating game so the part up to 4:54 is pure gold. Now at least I got a nice head-start on that. Amazing tutorials. Subscribed. Can't wait for more
Nice video! Movement looks nice, but my jump is too high and too slow to fall, what should i do?
Go to project settings -> physics -> gravity, and change it to 0,-30,0
@@davegamedevelopment Thanks man!!
Thank you so much for breaking all this down. Please keep up the good work.
Thank you for watching :D
Great tutorial 🙌🏻🔥
Thanks!
This is perfect. I hope you upload everything you showed at the beginning.
I'm planning to do so yes :D
I dont think anyone goes in these comments anymore but i have 2 big problems with this code
1. when i hold down jump my second is much higher than the first (i migh keep that as a double jump type thing but it'd be nice to know how to fix it)
2. Im trying to make a course for my character to play on. i can jump onto the first block but i can't jump off it. I found out that depending on where you have your character start is where it can jump, how do i make it so i can jump from any height off an object?
thank you in advance :)
You sAved my Game, thanks... Laso, my character ain't no penguin XD
really strange issue, so when i move and jump everything is fine if i jump repeatedly, but if i move and jump once its like the player stops for a split second and then continues moving smoothly
Maybe a bit late - but for anyone else having this problem: create a physics material and reduce it's friction to zero. Then, apply that material to your player (The capsule. You need to drag it into the "Material" slot in the capsule collider). You can add that mateiral to the ground and any other objects in your scene too. This has the added benefit of having your character no longer getting stuck to walls, and it will stop your player from losing momentum after a jump.
@@Scrumpy_Bear tysm
@@alphaton_ My pleasure my treasure
You shouldn't multiply Time.deltaTime in this case. It makes the sensitvity higher when the frame rate is low
You can test extreme framerate cases for debugging using Application.targetFrameRate = something low like 16
yup, works a lot better for me. Had my camera pointing a bit up every few turns, it was annoying. getting rid of this multply helped. thanks :)
I have just a small problem, I don't know what's causing it but my gravity seems to be very low compared to your gravity. Any idea why this is happening?
Edit -> project settings -> physics
I normally Change it to 0, -30, 0 :D
@@davegamedevelopment thx for the help :)
@@fr8sty571 No problem
@@davegamedevelopment I just found one more problem and that is if i jump into a wall and keep running into it i float in the air. Do you know what could be causing this?
@@fr8sty571 add a physic material and turn every friction to 0
Nice tutorial very diffrent than others, this one seems professional, I wanted to ask how would I make it so if jumping you could keep acelerating to a limit of lets say 20 if speed is 7 when constantly hitting good jumping? basically like in quake or csgo
thanx for video and spend your energy for people
why is your jump so much more snappy/quick than mine is? Did you alter some gravity value? If so, how? Does it have to be done through a script or is there an option in the editor to change it?
I ended up turning off rigidbody gravity and using a script to add a custom gravity force, but I would still like to know if there is a better way to do this.
Go to Project Settings -> Physics -> Gravity and set it to something like 0, -30, 0 :D
@@davegamedevelopment thank you so much, my artificial gravity force was working but was a little more annoying to work with, this is exactly what I was looking for.
@@davegamedevelopment That doesn't work for me.
Thanks for this, just what I was looking for!
Glad I could help!
@@davegamedevelopment very much so! Finished implementing the jumping today, very chuffed! 😊
I've found that using a check capsule is much better for a ground check because it checks an area under your character instead of a line
grounded = Physics.CheckCapsule( transform.position , transform position - new Vector3(0,(playerheight * 0.25f + 0.2f), 0), radius, whatisground;
Yeah that's probably a bit better. You could also use a SphereCast or Physics.CheckSphere :D
you just save me with this, thank you so much.
You saved me bro my grounded from the tutorial just did not want to work and i had no idea why XD.
thanks for the tutorial, if your camera is outside the player, change the y of position of cameraPos (in cameraPos -> inspector -> transform) and set it to 0, it might work after.
😭 Your voice reminds me of Brackeys so much 😭
Great video regardless 😃👍
I've seen all the comments and there are code or game errors! So I decide to help you maybe!
1st Camera Problem: I tried to solve the camera problem and I got it but I don't know if it's good or not because of other things who knows!
-Fixed:The object of "CameraHold" to the object of "Player"(Type of root family).
|- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - |
2nd Floor Problem: I didn't have any problems with the floor or gravity but if you guys had it here:
-1st Fixed:Lazer is missing (Click on the object floor and you have the right information on that layer! If you can't find the video here, time: 6:07.
If not then another problem is Unity gravity:
-2nd Fixed:You own youtube said:
ave / GameDevelopment
Edit -> project settings -> physics
I normally Change it to 0, -30, 0 :D.
And there are more things but I don't put because I'm not programming or things but if you guys want more so I could chat here but it took a while O.o!
If you can't find the time video here:
Appreciate that you're trying to help!
I cannot begin to explain how much this helped me on the camera, legit got stuck for almost an hour and coudn't make sense of what was wrong. Thanks so much
@@davegamedevelopment Thx.
@@OB1cobi Thx :P
when I click play to see If my camera works, I don't see from players perspective ( original camera ), I see my player ( 3rd person view ) from a camera that I have no Idea where is it
This tutorial is amazing! it works really well except for one thing for me at least I keep on getting thrown into the air when I Jump. At first I used mostly my script in my game and still had the same problem so I just copied over yours to see if it had anything to do with the code and the same thing happens. gravity is set to -30. One more thing my character whenever I jump and move slightly it will keep on jumping to the direction I went in. Also the jumping seems to be randomized for some reason. Sorry for the long comment just really confused on why this is happening.
I have the same problem so far i am trying different things too, if you figure it out pls let me know so i can understand what is wrong with what i have done. Thank you very much.
I have this same problem. Please inform me if you find a solution.
Also have the same problems... Its verry weird.
Please tell me someone has found a solution I also have that bug
@@logan_oberly6968 Change grafity to 30
Great Tutorial your videos always help me! It worked on looking around, but I’ve done everything you did for the x and y movement and I still can’t seem to move? Any idea why?
Did you create the whatIsGround layermask? :D
No, I didn’t realize that was needed. Thanks!
I got the movement to work, but I don’t move in the direction I’m facing, I move where the camera is pointing in scene (even if I’m facing backwards and I hit w I’ll go backwards)?
@@iceb5743 That's how this controller works, but it's easy to change, just put your player graphic into the orientation Objekt (everything in there will rotate with the camera)
Thanks a lot!
love you, thanks for doing such amazing tutorials man
It took me two hours to finish a ten minute tutorial. I feel like grandma
Hi, this tutorial helped me really much, but i have one problem: when i jump the fall is slowed. I copied your code from the link in the description and check multiple times if the presets of the movements were equal to your's, but nothing changed. Why? (P.S.: sorry for my bad english but i'm italian)
You could try adjusting the gravity of the game
@@jairussorensen1526 thank you, I’ll try
@@jairussorensen1526 that is not normally a good plan, since all objects will be affected
@@huguesdepayens9558 so what is the solution
@@kammanpl450 good question lol