the simplest way to do it is to see if

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i tried using an if statement to do it and it doesn't register the input.x. whats the best line to use to check if input.x is 0

https://paste.ofcode.org/5UhgaTiKuVfAt5GX5KGRtW thats what im currently working with

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I dont see the if statement

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i deleted it since it wasn't registering.https://paste.ofcode.org/x2EhQWVEUgXsbn9zTrBUNv i re added it

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thats not how you write an if statement

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i haven't done one in C# yet. i started with GML and that's roughly how it worked

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You should look up how to write one in c#

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f (Input.x == 0 || walkspeed = 0); is what i cam up with looking around but its still not registering.

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is this throwing an error?

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ya, the red line is under the "x" after input

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What do you think moveInput.x means in your code?

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if i had to guess it would be an input being made to the x axis. but i'll be honest im not sure. was following a tutorial and decided to try and do something extra to help learn

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yeah, so first make an if statement that checks if the .x value is equal to 0

once you have that if statement coded, you can set the walkspeed to 0 inside it

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just so you know, your logic is correct. It’s just the syntax that isn’t