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This is mostly an issue if you are mixing A pose with T pose models, in my experience just picking 1 rest pose as you did it the best solution, also godot has an option to select an animation as a rest pose, so you can have a T pose keyframed animation and use that,my results have been mixed, and the process is not well documented other than the github issue of the feature, I tend to use expykit with Blender, so I can make my own animations while keeping the mixamo rig. Yet another option is to (uploading your model) download the mixamo animations "with skin" this preserves the original rest pose, all animations are relative to the A pose in that case. I need to experiment a bit more when I have a bit of time (again), but the expykit solution was enough for now, since mixamo is just a placeholder for me ATM.

wow, thank you!

extends CharacterBody3D @onready var ca = $ca @onready var v = $v @onready var animation_player = $v/akai/AnimationPlayer var SPEED = 1.5 const JUMP_VELOCITY = 4.5 var run_speed = 10.0 var walk_speed = 1.5 var run = false var jump = false @export var sens_horizontal = 0.5 @export var sens_vertical = 0.5 var gravity = ProjectSettings.get_setting("physics/3d/default_gravity") func _ready(): Input.mouse_mode = Input.MOUSE_MODE_CAPTURED func _input(event): if event is InputEventMouseMotion: rotate_y(deg_to_rad(-event.relative.x * sens_horizontal)) ca.rotate_x(deg_to_rad(-event.relative.y * sens_vertical)) v.rotate_y(deg_to_rad(event.relative.x * sens_horizontal)) ca.rotation.x = clamp(ca.rotation.x, deg_to_rad(10), deg_to_rad(-12)) func _physics_process(delta): # Add the gravity. if not is_on_floor(): velocity.y -= gravity * delta if Input.is_action_just_pressed("jump") and is_on_floor(): velocity.y = JUMP_VELOCITY if animation_player.current_animation != "f/jump": animation_player.play("f/jump") else: if animation_player.current_animation != "f/fall": animation_player.play("f/fall") jump = true else: jump = false if Input.is_action_pressed("run"): SPEED = run_speed run = true else: SPEED = walk_speed run = false var input_dir = Input.get_vector("ui_left", "ui_right", "ui_up", "ui_down") var direction = (transform.basis * Vector3(input_dir.x, 0, input_dir.y)).normalized() if direction: if run: if animation_player.current_animation != "f/run": animation_player.play("f/run") else: if animation_player.current_animation != "f/walk": animation_player.play("f/walk") v.look_at(position + -direction) velocity.x = direction.x * SPEED velocity.z = direction.z * SPEED else: if animation_player.current_animation != "f/idle": animation_player.play("f/idle") velocity.x = move_toward(velocity.x, 0, SPEED) velocity.z = move_toward(velocity.z, 0, SPEED) move_and_slide() Dude can u help me I need help My jump animation not work playing If i press jump not playing jump animation and he jump with idle animation How to fix this

Ragdoll??? Or you can't do that

you can combine all the tutorials into one Playlist

Perfect. That's what I need. where can I find a tutorial?

I wanted to thank you for doing this tutorial! I got it working perfectly, and i added two child objects on the ledge detection collider (wich was on a gameobject of his own) for IK hands and just used the OnLedge bool to handle the weight of the rig. I also run into a very nasty bug with the wallTarget raycast, becouse it reacts to everything, and when i was shot at (my game have enemies with bullets) it would get crazy. If anyone else run into this problem, you can select layers to wich the raycast don't react, and i put it on the LerpToLedge function, and it looked like this : private void FacingWall() { RaycastHit hit; int layerMask = 1 << LayerMask.NameToLayer("Bullet"); // Create a Mask with only layer "Bullet" layerMask = ~layerMask; // Invert mask to exclude layer "Bullet" if (Physics.Raycast(wallTarget.position, transform.forward, out hit, 1f, layerMask)) { if (OnLedge) { transform.forward = -hit.normal; } facingWall = true; } else { facingWall = false; } Vector3 forward = transform.TransformDirection(Vector3.forward) * 1f; Debug.DrawRay(wallTarget.position, forward, Color.green, 1f); }

Bro, can you make tutorial about this pls? It's amazing

How long did you work on this game perday?

The moviment of char for Godot 4.2? has many videos about it, but in Godot 3.6...

All that white... IM BLIND.

Ok, so i see that we still have to create colliders with Tags for every place we want to ledge. Correct me if i'm wrong, becouse I can instantiate the sphere with no problem, but i still only ledge on where i put the "ledge" tag.

It worked great! You are awsome! I will check part 3! by the way, i had to make that would't look for triggers if it is grounded, becouse it is a waste of resources and can lead to false positives on stairs.

I followed and I was done very quick and it worked! I'm going to the second part

Still better looking and more realistic on UE, sorry about that...

github pls?

Very nice, how did you make the leaning? Is the leaning based on the player's velocity?

Hey, thanks, i am watching the tutorials to get it to work on my project! You are a good game Dev, keep the good work!

Do you animated this player into Godot proporly? I dont know many guys use Blender if Gosot has a good system to animation.

Nailed it! Gotta study this project anytime. Also amazing to see how influential and groundbreaking Rosen's approach, after all these years it still helping out indie devs.

didn't you used root motion?

layer mask animation ?

Scuffed 😂

bro plz make tutorial

great job

Awesome! Always wanted to see if some mechanic in Unreal can also be done in Godot. Quick question, is the animation of the player's parkour custom-made or from an asset store? And does making the animation smoother require further coding or using better animations?

Slick stuff 👍🏽

This looks alot like inside

This man mastered godot 🔥🔥

My player doesn't move :( I have a rootbone for my skeleton but I guess it is incompatible somehow? I'm using a .vrm that I rigged in Blender and added retargeted mixamo animations to. Do you think I should look for a different method rather than root motion? Regardless, thanks for the video it was still very informative!

Make tutorials bro!

Amazing work! The amount of dedication you put into this really shows. Love the small details you added to make it flow better :)

This is incredible! Excited to see what else you can pull off in Godot!

how much do you charge for tutorial ?

hey does your patreon also has the tutorial on this

im ready to pay to get a course on this

This is awesome, I spent like 2 months just to get some "just ok" animations for my prototype character, I cannot imagine the amount of effort it took to make this locomotion system

Just make one more third person shooter example and you be the GODot

I like it, looks pretty awesome!

nice

go check out rooftop & alleys you might be inspired to some of its mechanics

This looks really good. I noticed some of the vaulting/mantling animations seem to really slow/stop the character's momentum. Is there a way to maintain the character's momentum as much as possible? I think it would feel better, but like I said, this looks really good even as it is.

wow, can you make a third person shooter?

Please give me your ledge grab system 🙂

Please give me your ledge grab system 🙂

Tengo una duda: como se actualiza la dirección al cambiar de posición. Ya que, al estar en la posición inicial se cuenta con direcciones fijas, pero al cambiar de posición estás no cambian, sino que se tiene que implementar alguna lógica. En mi caso estaba pensando en global_transform.origen - direction pero no funcionó jajaja

Godot 4.2.2 (stable) _set: Godot 3.x SpatialMaterial remapped parameter not found: clearcoat_gloss <C++ Source> scene/resources/material.cpp:3210 @ _set()

Godot 4.2.2 (stable): _set: Godot 3.x SpatialMaterial remapped parameter not found: clearcoat_gloss <C++ Source> scene/resources/material.cpp:3210 @ _set()

Can you show how to double jump?