#Isometric Character Movement Issue
glossy arch
I'm sorry but I can't figure out a point where it could be wrong, since I followed it to the end and realized that clicking a tile just didn't do anything. I will now add a screenshot of my situation in Unity. Please ask me everything you need to know to help me
If it seems too vague I would also appreciate if you could tell me where the error may lie
green ridge
I haven't done this one, but I'll see what I can manage.
Have you gone through the tutorial a second time? I kinda need to anyway, so you might as well
But first off - can you explain how it is supposed to work, in practical terms?
glossy arch
When the player clicks on a tile, the player should go to it thanks to the move towards function, only if there is a tile in that position.
Right now the player character doesn't move at all
green ridge
Nothing happens?
green ridge
post links to all the scripts
green ridge
if you want to know if a certain segment of code is running, add Debug.Log("This part is running") or whatever makes sense
glossy arch
glossy arch
if you want to know if a certain segment of code is running, add Debug.Log("This...
Alright, thanks
I was used to std::couts and didn't know how it worked here
glossy arch
https://pastebin.com/dqGxPmUs
this is the only other script right now and it was auto generated like the video indicated
green ridge
hm, alright, then this might be easier to debug
I just haven't used the new input system 😂
glossy arch
should I use it like this? It's highlighted in red. I'm sorry for knowing so little
Maybe I could print the movementSpeed value to know what's up?
green ridge
Maybe I could print the movementSpeed value to know what's up?
code in the class doesn't directly run - code only runs inside a function / method
Place the debug log next to code that actually runs.
logically, you want to see if the compiler reaches a specific Line in your code
Debug.Log prints out a message in Unity's Console, which tells you that it has run, and whatever other information you want to include
void Awake()
{
Debug.Log("Awake is running");
}
you're so right my bad, I forgot this being inside a class because of how lost I am
green ridge
it's alright. I'm well aware of how lost one is when starting out with Unity.
glossy arch
so I did this, but the actual value of movementspeed isn't printed
glossy arch
it's alright. I'm well aware of how lost one is when starting out with Unity.
thanks for your patience
glossy arch
oh you're right, I'm sorry I can't even read the log properly
green ridge
lol
glossy arch
yes, it's supposed to be that value
green ridge
good stuff
glossy arch
here I set the movement speed and the tilemap it should interact with, which is ground level
green ridge
Which Unity version are you using, and have you installed the Input System package?
glossy arch
Which Unity version are you using, and have you installed the Input System packa...
I have installed the package
Unity 2020.3.25f1
I think it's the 2020 LTS
green ridge
It is. Good.
I think I found your issue
on Line 43
video timestamp: 11:58
see if you can spot it
glossy arch
thank you so much! let's see if I can figure it out
green ridge
in your script, it's more like Line 50
green ridge
indeed
Vector3.MoveTowards() calculates the positions for the movement. But you didn't apply it to anything.
glossy arch
I watched all the previous parts and didn't think of it I feel so dumb
green ridge
welcome to programming :)
glossy arch
Thanks so much for your time! you are great