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DO not follow EXACTLY this!!. This will make go faster diagonally than just horizontal or vertical. Normalize the vectors or give different velocity for each axis!!.

Awesome, I love how you are super straight to the point. Thank you so much!!!

I might need to re-watch 30 times

Thanks for fast yet comprehensible kick to get started Well done tut

you are the goat

you saved me

bro am i to stupid. it still not works

didnt exportes the textures

Straight to the point, Thanks!

Fast and understandable

in unity 6 velocity is now linearVelocity

Fuck everybody who doesn't make videos like this. I don't care about your ugly, fake smile. I don't care about your boring reason for making videos. I care about making games.

for me the camera is far away

Where is the speed throttle thing under the script

Oh my! You're god

The best Tuto, straigth to the point

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Liked, subbed, and shared to a few people. Ty King.

Bro skipped all the bs🙏😭

My man, thank you! It worked fine as I fixed the magnitude of diagonal speed! For anyone who stuggling on it, here my code to my PlayerController: using UnityEngine; public class PlayerController : MonoBehaviour { public float speed; float hInput, vInput; Rigidbody2D playerRb; // Start is called once before the first execution of Update after the MonoBehaviour is created void Start() { playerRb = GetComponent<Rigidbody2D>(); } // Update is called once per frame void Update() { hInput = Input.GetAxis("Horizontal"); vInput = Input.GetAxis("Vertical"); } private void FixedUpdate() { playerRb.linearVelocity = new Vector2(hInput * speed, vInput * speed).normalized*speed; } } But, grandpa Liu, why ".linearVelocity"? I took a search on it and seems even Unity6 says changing velocity directly would cause ugly physhics movement, so, if anyone is facing it use ".linearVelocity" (my case it changed automatic after backing to Unity6 and I searched about it). Things like speed, hInput, vInput, playerRb, it always "named variables" so name your own variables as you guys feel like. The main thing is... Keep them communicating with each other in your codes, so it make their effects. Can't make a variable Speed try to communciate as MovSpeed if you set it as Speed in public/private on top of your code. Make things being coordinated and harmonized! If you put public classes and variables you must assign them in Inspector manually, so if you make this assign through scripts, you only need to manage through scripts! Sure, if you want to test many forms of move speed, set Speed/movSpeed to public float and change it through Inspector inside Unity while you play your game. When you feels ok, can set it up to private and... " private float speed = N;" Wich N means any int number you want, to use decimals here without confusing unity to use double values, use suffix "f". like this: "private float speed = N.nf;" Where "N" is int number, and "n" is decimal number and "f" is the suffix for float, indicating that this value is float, not double (without "f") PAY ALWAYS ATTENTION TO UR PUNCTUATION, a single ";" missing is enough to corrupt ur script. But dont be afraid, Unity warn you in your console when a error is detected, blocking script functionality. Follow guides and learn more, mainly, with ur mistakes. : ) Thanks guys! See ya next time!

Worked for me , Thanks a lot man

This is a very nice tutorial! I like the style of the character you made, hopefully I will be able to make a game with the same style soon... Anyway, awesome job man!

ok but what software you use to make the 3d files?

i cant set movement speed i dont have that button

i wish i found this when i first started XD

Thanks man.

Kudos for making the exact tutorial with no unnecesary bits or anything, thank you so much!

Do we need to add deltaTime anywhere to make sure movement speed isn't affected by framerate?

I tried coping your code but it always came out wrong if, what do I do

you sound like jarl balgruff's court wizard

It would probably be better to define movement as its own Vector2, that way you can normalize it and multiply it by the movSpeed variable, otherwise you will be going twice as fast when you move diagonally.

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This is such a concise and well thought out tutorial, it helped me quickly get started with Aseprite! Thank you! Subbed!

Great video, Following a longer basic tutorial and find yours looking for the simplest of tip (in attach mode, ctrl+drag to move object rather than creating more Voxels - so basic they didn't even mention, just "drag to move")

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you sir earnd a sub

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thanks! i was stuck getting a general base, and this helped!

u da goat

best tutorial ever

How do I block diagonal movement?

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Doesn't work

thank you

Right to the point and it makes sense. Thank you so much for this. Other videos had me struggling

i was watching like 100 videos to see that my movment dident work i wach 1 minet video en you saved my game

I learned a lot in 5 minutes.

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There's one flaw I noticed, the player moves faster on the diagonals, so I just put speedX and Y in a Vector and normalized them: using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; public class PlayerController : MonoBehaviour { public float movSpeed; Vector2 velocity; Rigidbody2D rb; void Start() { rb = GetComponent<Rigidbody2D>(); } void Update() { velocity = new Vector2(Input.GetAxisRaw("Horizontal"), Input.GetAxisRaw("Vertical")); velocity.Normalize(); rb.velocity = velocity * movSpeed; } }

Hey guys sorry was very busy irl, it seems like they fixed it in the new version (4.2) When you tick the "embed textures" icon and choose "copy" under "path Mode" it should export everything automatically.