Flight Script throws no errors but does nothing.

Questions & Answers
1

I’m making a game in which the player can fly, but my script is not working. It seems correct, throws no errors, but still does nothing. It looks like this:

#pragma strict

static var jumpHeight = 100000000000;

private static var flightParent : GameObject;

Debug.Log ("Flying");

public static function fly () {

var flightRigidbody : Rigidbody[];


	if(flightParent == null) {

		flightParent = GameObject.Find("FPSController");
		Debug.Log ("Found Player to Fly");
	}

	flightRigidbody = flightParent.GetComponents.<Rigidbody>();

	for (var parentFlight : Rigidbody in flightRigidbody) {

		Debug.Log ("You Flapped your Wings");
		parentFlight.velocity.y = jumpHeight;
		Debug.Log ("Succesfull flight");

	}
}

and is being called by:

if (Input.GetKey(KeyCode.Space))
	{
		if (MainScript.flying == true)
		{
			FlightScript.fly ();
		}	
	}

All Debug.Logs are being thrown successfully. It may be noteworthy that the standard FPSCharacter is also being used in this project.

3

Manually modifying the components of the velocity vector is a bad idea.

Use the provided AddForce function from the Rigidbody component.

2

Are you using any animation on it? Like there must be any animator attached to the character which stops it doing so. Add a animation or try it removing animator.