How can i recreate this flight system using the input system?

[hellobozo2002]

Ok! This is the video i wanna recreate!

Flight Test | Evil Superhero Game Test #1 | Unity Project

but i need a lil help. so im not NEW new to coding but i started like 2 weeks ago and have already implemented multiple scripts into unity thanks to my kind of OK coding skills.
but i have an issue when trying to implement this. I know “how” to code but i DO NOT KNOW how to “make” code and figure it out by myself. which for a little more context i have watched MANY tutorials on YouTube and just figured out mostly stuff about animation. And i have spent like hours looking for a tutorial on making superhero flight WITH THE NEW INPUT SYSTEM. there are PLENTY tutorials on how to make it regularly
WITHOUT the new input system and i have seem ALL of them. i just need a lil bit advice on either how someone could recreate this or maybe help me i have no idea TBH. and idc about the wind effect on the boost but i just need some ground material. wondering if anyone can help? btw idk where to put this thread if it should be in the input system one or this but it kinda has to do with both so if i put this in the wrong thread sorry

[Kurt-Dekker]

Refactoring any code from Old Input to New Input system (oldinput, newinput, inputmanager):

Also applies to adding new sources of input to your game.

How to add Zoom control to Freelook camera with New Input System

How you gather the input should be constrained to the tiniest part of the program as possible. The best way to do this is to: create temporary variables that will hold all possible types of input for your game Then each frame: clear those variables (eg, make them represent no input, or null input) read and combine the input for each device into those variables → add keyboard input → add mouse input → add joystick input → add touch input → add Kinect input → add other inpu…

How do I Make a Top-Down Roll in Unity, Using the New Input Sytem?

One thing at a time… Steps to success: find a Roll tutorial using the OLD input system stand that up and iterate with it in a brand-new empty project until the code works precisely as you want (just use placeholder graphics / sprites to test) once the roll works perfectly with the old input system, refactor the code into linear stages of operation: —> read the old input system —> when roll is commanded by old input, set a private bool doRoll; to true —> when the doRoll is true, act…

Otherwise, 100% of your learning will only happen one step at a time, like this guy:

Imphenzia: How Did I Learn To Make Games:

How did I learn to make Games?

[POOKSHANK]

not everyone uses the new input system, myself included. instead of looking for a tutorial that tells you exactly what to do, you should go research both the old and new input systems and see how they differ. almost any functionality from the old is in the new in one way or another.

time to brush up on a game dev’s most important skill: problem solving!

[zulo3d]

The new input system is probably better suited to advanced users. If a new user has written a script that they’re struggling with and they’ve used the new input system then they’ll struggle to get help because their script doesn’t contain all the relevant key mappings.

It’s also why its rare to find character controller scripts that use the new input system. All the key mappings are missing and so the scripts are a little too vague to share with others.

[spiney199]

I would just learn the new Input System in general, and apply that knowledge to your use case.