Character Control
An asset by Saulo de Souza
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Character Control
Set up your joystick to control the CharacterBody3D. This node should be added as a child of CharacterBody3D, and you should configure your joystick in the Godot inspector (it comes pre-configured).How it works:The left joystick moves the CharacterBody3D, the right joystick rotates the SpringArm with the camera, the A button makes the character jump, the R button locks the camera, and holding the L button switches to first-person view. There’s no need to create a SpringArm and camera, as this is already handled.Note: Character Control already applies gravity to CharacterBody3D, so you should not add another script that handles gravity.
Supported Engine Version
4.3
Version String
1.0
License Version
MIT
Support Level
community
Modified Date
9 months ago
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Character Control
Set up your joystick to control the CharacterBody3D. This node should be added as a child of CharacterBody3D, and you should configure your joystick in the Godot inspector (it comes pre-configured).
How it works:
The left joystick moves the CharacterBody3D, the right joystick rotates the SpringArm with the camera, the A button makes the character jump, the R button locks the camera, and holding the L button switches to first-person view. There’s no need to create a SpringArm and camera, as this is already handled.
Note: Character Control already applies gravity to CharacterBody3D, so you should not add another script that handles gravity.
Set up your joystick to control the CharacterBody3D. This node should be added as a child of CharacterBody3D, and you should configure your joystick in the Godot inspector (it comes pre-configured).
How it works:
The left joystick moves the CharacterBody3D, the right joystick rotates the SpringArm with the camera, the A button makes the character jump, the R button locks the camera, and holding the L button switches to first-person view. There’s no need to create a SpringArm and camera, as this is already handled.
Note: Character Control already applies gravity to CharacterBody3D, so you should not add another script that handles gravity.
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Quick Information
Character Control
Set up your joystick to control the CharacterBody3D. This node should be added as a child of CharacterBody3D, and you should configure your joystick in the Godot inspector (it comes pre-configured).How it works:The left joystick moves the CharacterBody3D, the right joystick rotates the SpringArm with the camera, the A button makes the character jump, the R button locks the camera, and holding the L button switches to first-person view. There’s no need to create a SpringArm and camera, as this is already handled.Note: Character Control already applies gravity to CharacterBody3D, so you should not add another script that handles gravity.
Supported Engine Version
4.3
Version String
1.0
License Version
MIT
Support Level
community
Modified Date
9 months ago
Git URL
Issue URL