how to HOLD JUMP KEY TO JUMP HIGHER - 2D PLATFORMER CONTROLLER - Easy Unity Tutorial

[@DevNoob]

Great! Normally I always had a fixed jump height so definitely saving this!

[@LenexTL]

So, I got a small issue in which if I jump the character will stop moving for a second but then continue once in the air.

[@LenexTL]

If I put the Jump Start Time value to something like 0.01 it does not do this, but it then only jumps normally, any idea on how to fix this?

[@scrappyperson]

I have the same issue. It's very strange. I also noticed in my case that if I set my max jump height to something very high, the player actually keeps moving, but just very very slowly.

[@Kahier]

thanks for this refined and fast tutorial. vey helpful

[@korays0726]

that was super helpful. thanks!

[@cuvanvan]

Useful video!

[@afiyindev]

Hey Bro! Really great video which has taught me a lot about Unity, except one problem I've followed all your instructions all the way from your 2d platformer video and everything shows up exactly as it should in the Inspector except for the fact that I can move side to side but my character can't seem to jump (Jumping is actually all what I need) do you have any idea what I did wrong?

[@zacoriot]

Have you assigned all the ground elements to the layer ground Have you assigned "what is ground to ground" Does groundcheckradius have a value Does your jumpForce have a value

[@zacoriot]

Are you calling the jump method in your void update?

[@afiyindev]

​@@zacoriot yes everything here I've done correctly but still not working unfortunately but thanks for the help anyways.

[@zacoriot]

@@afiyindev In the description, I have a paste-bin link which leads to the code. feel free to copy and paste that and see if that helps :) sorry bud

[@afiyindev]

@@zacoriot hey bro! haha not to worry, I was at fault here, your code was fine I was just pressing the pageUp button instead of the space bar, very silly mistake, but its fine now

[@yes_sayer]

how to make it so i can move side to side while in the air

[@RedundantDan]

I'm a year late but maybe this will help the next person: On both lines where you set the "rb.velocity" value, change the code to "rb.velocity = new Vector2(rb.velocity.x , jumpForce);" This will leave your horizontal velocity untouched during a jump so you can control it however you want with your movement controls.

[@4ndrito]

how do i add a double jump to your code

[@dersupremists5007]

I just got one for free

[@johnsamuelquilario5671]

Hi!, can this be use in a 3D game?

[@zacoriot]

Yes, you just need to adapt it for 3 dimentions (vector3)

[@mrhekko9842]

thank yyou

[@cuongnguyenhoangzk1]

thanks

[@mnnm1989]

Looks like a ripoff from blackthornprod's video on the same topic. Is this even the same code?

[@Elliott280]

exact same code

[@Zero-bn4nc]

is not jumping i dont know why

[@zacoriot]

Have you assigned the ground layermask to the grounds objects?

[@sashabagdasarow497]

Damn, I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but it doesn't work :( Here is my code: " private void JumpingMainHoldToJumpHigher() { if (currentPlatform != null && Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.Z)) { isJumping = true; jumpTime = jumpStartTime; ballForce.AddForce(Vector3.up * Time.deltaTime * jumpForce, ForceMode.Impulse); } if (Input.GetKey(KeyCode.Z) && isJumping == true) { if (jumpTime > 0) { ballForce.AddForce(Vector3.up * Time.deltaTime * jumpForce, ForceMode.Impulse); jumpTime -= Time.deltaTime; } else { isJumping = false; } } if (Input.GetKeyUp(KeyCode.Z)) { isJumping = false; } }"