sliding in visual scripting

[elder locust]

Can someone please tell me how to make a slide mechanic using unity's visual scripting

ik prob nobody is gonna help because nobody gives a damn on visual scripting but can you at least give me a idea

[topaz marsh]

The second paragraph can reflect expectations that could potentially alter the way people decide to help or ignore you.

Anyways - can you elaborate further with "slide mechanic"?

If its a thing like in call of duty or cyberpunk 2077...

Pressing crouch while sprinting makes player slide...

Then that's the logic you translate into uVS.

Using a bool (isSprinting) that turns true after pressing shift (or while holding shift)

And on release that bool turns off

Then - input on Crouch if isSprinting is true, then activate the logic of slide.

Once logic of slide is activated, you trigger animation so your character looks like its sliding.

Make changes as required like changing collision box/capsule to match animation size (usually smaller)

Add particle effects of dust trails, sound fx, etc

And any additional logic if needed

Like in kirby slide - it actually hits enemies and bounce back, so it requires other stuff

[nova nimbus]

Yes, the second paragraph made me less-inclined to help lol.

But yeah, I'm not that petty, what Litoid said, need to know what you mean by slide mechanic.

Slide as in on a playground? Or sliding under objects? Or making surfaces slippery? Making objects slide off a tabletop?

Also assuming you mean like CoD or Cyberpunk, it depends how your character controller works. And whether you're leveraging animator/root-motion or not, whether your controller is physics-based or not, etc.