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wet ermine
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your condition just doesn't make sense.

lusty mortar
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I know but I tried to just follow the tutorial

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:§

wet ermine
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send me screenshot with this part in that video

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of samyam

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oh wait

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nah

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that does make sense

lusty mortar
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yes of samyam

wet ermine
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because it can jump just if it's grounded

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my bad

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anyway you just make y += neg value

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fix this

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that's all

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so you basically subtract value from y

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that's not what you want

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you just increase the gravity this way

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you have to make positive value on right side of += operator

lusty mortar
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I just want it to make my character jump so I guess it the opposite I want to do

wet ermine
lusty mortar
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if (InputManager.Instance.PlayerJumpedThisFrame() && isGrounded)
        {
            playerVelocity.y += Mathf.Sqrt(PlayerData.Instance.jumpHeight * -3.0f * gravityAccelaration);
        }

Become

if (InputManager.Instance.PlayerJumpedThisFrame() && isGrounded)
        {
            playerVelocity.y += -Mathf.Sqrt(PlayerData.Instance.jumpHeight * -3.0f * gravityAccelaration);
        }
``` ??
wet ermine
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or just -=

lusty mortar
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It's not logic at all, am i wrong ?

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-= ?

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Lemme try

wet ermine
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just tryitandsee

lusty mortar
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still does not work lmao

wet ermine
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that should work

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just check if you assing velocity correctly

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oh nah

lusty mortar
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private void Update()
    {
        Vector2 movement = InputManager.Instance.GetPlayerMovement();
        Vector3 movementVector = new Vector3(movement.x, 0, movement.y);
        characterController.Move(movementVector * Time.deltaTime * PlayerData.Instance.walkingSpeed);

        if (InputManager.Instance.PlayerJumpedThisFrame() && isGrounded)
        {
            playerVelocity.y += -Mathf.Sqrt(PlayerData.Instance.jumpHeight * -3.0f * gravityAccelaration);
        }

        characterController.Move(playerVelocity * Time.deltaTime);
        DoGravity();
    }

    public void DoGravity()
    {
        playerVelocity.y = gravityAccelaration * PlayerData.Instance.fallingSpeed;
        characterController.Move(playerVelocity * Time.deltaTime);
    }
wet ermine
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I thought gravityAccelaration was negative

lusty mortar
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Maybe it does come from the DoGravity() of after?

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It's negative

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wait look

wet ermine
lusty mortar
wet ermine
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then nice, it should work with negative and -=

lusty mortar
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Valeur de la gravité is the french of Gravity value

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wait

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gonna try again

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playerVelocity.y -= Mathf.Sqrt(PlayerData.Instance.jumpHeight * -3.0f * gravityAccelaration);
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like this?

wet ermine
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do you call this method somewhere?

    public void DoGravity()
    {
        playerVelocity.y = gravityAccelaration * PlayerData.Instance.fallingSpeed;
        characterController.Move(playerVelocity * Time.deltaTime);
    }
lusty mortar
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yep^, at the end of my update()

wet ermine
lusty mortar
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if you look at the end it's happening

wet ermine
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it's basic maths

lusty mortar
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okay

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gonna try

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Ik

wet ermine
lusty mortar
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but i can't figure why it don't work

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Because it's gravity ? 🥲

wet ermine
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right?

lusty mortar
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Have I done the biggest mistake of my life?

wet ermine
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and then you just assign it again?

lusty mortar
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wait

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no

wet ermine
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so you do:

y = -4324124213;

and then

y = 320234482310;
lusty mortar
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Before that I'm moving the charController

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but between them I'm moving the char controlle

wet ermine
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why cannot you just move it by gravity

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also that doesn't make sense if you do it in single update

lusty mortar
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Should I ?

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I've done it as in the tutorial

wet ermine
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update happens at the same time, so if you move it with n and then -n - nothing happens

wet ermine
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try to follow tutorial better

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check velocity before you apply it

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if you jump, your velocity's y should be positive

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not negative

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and jump should apply force instantly

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maybe there is not enough force

lusty mortar
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Going to eat and I'll try to watch carefully the tutorial while taking note of when I've done this mistake

wet ermine
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make sure to apply more force than gravity when jumping (to positive y direction)

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also I have to go now, I am sorry

lusty mortar
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@wet ermine, I think I've understand where I shit the whole thing, gonna retry a whole project just to test it again lmao

wet ermine
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just debug it