3D Movement (550361)

Unity Engine
1

Hi! I am VERY new to Unity. I do have experience with coding Java. If anyone know what it is I can code Bukkit for Minecraft :stuck_out_tongue: But, with Unitys API I find it very difficult to use RigidBodys and PlayerControllers. I have watched pretty much all the tutorials you can find, read the things it told me too (CTRL + ’ and read)
But I can’t figure it out. Can anyone maybe give me some Psuedo JavaScript or a better tutorial to get me back on course? :slight_smile:
Thanks!

2

Try downloading the Sample Assets (Beta) at Unity Assets Store.
It have a good example of rigidbody player controller.

3

I did download this also, lol. I cannot figure out how to use it :confused: Like I said, I am very new to Unity.

4

What is that you’re trying to achieve?

You only state you have problem, but didn’t say what is it.

Is it you couldn’t move the character or the character “skiing” around?

5

Basically, all the tutorials I watched/read did not work. If you have ever played World of Warcraft. I essentially want the character to move like that. Is there an easy way to do this?

6

Yes, it’s pretty easy to achieve. But to get help, you’ll need to ask a more specific question. Suppose I call in to Car Talk and say: “I want to drive my car to the store, but it doesn’t work.” Are the car guys going to be able to help me based on that? Nope. :slight_smile:

You’re doing pretty much the same thing here. “It doesn’t work” doesn’t help us help you. Tell us (a) exactly what you tried; (b) exactly what happened; and (c) how what happened differs from what you expected or wanted. Then maybe we can help.

7

Movement can be easy, but it can also be pretty challenging. It always depends on what exactly you want to achieve.
Could you maybe go a bit into detail or link a good video of showing what you’re aiming for?

Also, there’s been a thread about wow character movement and camera movement around, shouldn’t be too hard to find it.
One more think i’d suggest: if you can already code with Java (unless you meant Javascript in your very first post), you will have a great start using C# because these two languages are pretty similar.