Unity Top Down Keyboard and Mouse Inputs with Input Manager - Tutorial

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I needed this video my whole life!

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I don't have Rewired and don't know how to create the same result without it :(

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Great work, your videos are super useful! Thanks for making them!

[@CouchFerretmakesGames]

I'm glad you liked it! Thanks! :)

[@gagannagpal6687]

is there a way to make a character go from walk animation to run animation when you press left shift, when i press left shift it goes faster but stuck on walk animation, thanks.

[@CouchFerretmakesGames]

Sure, there's always a way. ;) How do you use the shift key to make the character faster? In my case, if the movement vector's length is greater than 0.5f-ish then the animator's blend tree switches to the run animation. How do you make the character faster? You somehow need to propagate the changes that the shift key applies into the animator controllers.

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Good video, as always, keep up like this man... You are awesome!!

[@CouchFerretmakesGames]

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Shit u have been growing my friend

[@CouchFerretmakesGames]

Indeed I have. :) I'm working hard every day to grow. Thanks for watching! :)

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[@codingMayhem]

Really good tutorial! But how would you increase the walkin speed?

[@CouchFerretmakesGames]

Thanks! :) I would have a movementSpeed or walkingSpeed variable as a multiplier in the Move function's line. Like this: private void Move() { transform.position = transform.position + movement * walkingSpeed * Time.deltaTime; } And make sure to have a variable declaration at the top like this: public float walkingSpeed; So you can set it in the Inspector. 1 gives you no change, less than 1 slows down the character, greater than 1 speeds him up. Let me know if it isn't clear enough! :) Cheers!

[@codingMayhem]

@@CouchFerretmakesGames Thanks for the quick reply! Will try that.

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When is the next video coming up?

[@CouchFerretmakesGames]

Sunday evening (GMT+1).

[@anselmadsen3348]

last time you only had 4 sups

[@cael8828]

I wish this was unreal engine :(

[@CouchFerretmakesGames]

Ohh so you've found this video. 😅 I'm sorry my man, I can't focus on multiple engines. :/ But the script's logic will be similar I guess. :)