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Keep in mind that the character controller under the user root slot is currently useless (as in, not used besides it needing to be there) at this time. And removing it just recreates it back on the user root slot. | Keep in mind that the character controller under the user root slot is currently useless (as in, not used besides it needing to be there) at this time. And removing it just recreates it back on the user root slot. | ||
For this component, when using some features, you may need to either write/drive the field <code>SimulatingUser</code>. This will activate the character controller on the slot and make it start simulating. Doing this also lets you use some nodes such as [[ProtoFlux:Is Character Controller|Is Character Controller]] and [[ProtoFlux:Is Character On Ground|Is Character On Ground]], and without a simulating user, the values from some nodes would not be updated. | |||
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This component is usually used internally by Resonite to simulate user movement physics like walking and climbing. | This component is usually used internally by Resonite to simulate user movement physics like walking and climbing. | ||
But the | But the component can also be manipulated to create "Fake Players" commonly known by Resonite users as "NPC's". Before doing this, know that the physics simulation is always inconsistent when viewed by different players in the same session. It also causes high amounts of networking and FPS lag. Use too many and you may start rising in [[Queued Packets]]. The character controller can also be used as a ball, but for things that fly or bounce, using a [[ProtoFlux:Trajectory Position| Trajectory Position]] ProtoFlux node is vastly superior. | ||
This component is also used in certain types of vehicles and making them controllable by the user. This is done by having a vehicle you want to make controllable, then making an anchor for the user to sit in, then setting up this component to make that user become the simulating user, thus making their controls change in such a way where they are controlling a vehicle they are sitting on. | |||
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Revision as of 21:20, 13 April 2024
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Description
The Character Controller component is used for user movement and simulating physics, and has many settings and values that can alter the way on how a user can control either their self or another slot (For example: Vehicles). These Settings allow you to control the mass, speed, force, etc.
Keep in mind that the character controller under the user root slot is currently useless (as in, not used besides it needing to be there) at this time. And removing it just recreates it back on the user root slot.
For this component, when using some features, you may need to either write/drive the field SimulatingUser
. This will activate the character controller on the slot and make it start simulating. Doing this also lets you use some nodes such as Is Character Controller and Is Character On Ground, and without a simulating user, the values from some nodes would not be updated.
Fields
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
persistent
|
Bool | Determines whether or not this item will be saved to the server. |
UpdateOrder
|
Int | Controls the order in which this component is updated. |
Enabled
|
Bool | Controls whether or not this component is enabled. |
SimulatingUser
|
User | The user who is currently simulating and networking this Character Controller. |
CharacterRoot
|
Slot | The slot to simulate |
HeadReference
|
Slot | What the Simulation uses for the capsule height |
SimulateRotation
|
Bool | Allow the object simulated by this object to rotate, essentially making it a rigid body. See warning. |
MassScaling
|
PhysicsScalingMode | This article or section is a Stub. You can help the Resonite Wiki by expanding it. |
ForceScaling
|
PhysicsScalingMode | This article or section is a Stub. You can help the Resonite Wiki by expanding it. |
SpeedScaling
|
PhysicsScalingMode | This article or section is a Stub. You can help the Resonite Wiki by expanding it. |
JumpScaling
|
PhysicsScalingMode | This article or section is a Stub. You can help the Resonite Wiki by expanding it. |
GravityScaling
|
PhysicsScalingMode | This article or section is a Stub. You can help the Resonite Wiki by expanding it. |
LinearDamping
|
Float | This article or section is a Stub. You can help the Resonite Wiki by expanding it. |
AngularDamping
|
Float | |
Margin
|
Float | This article or section is a Stub. You can help the Resonite Wiki by expanding it. |
StepUpHeight
|
Float | |
StepUpCheckDistance
|
Float | |
KillVerticalVelocityAfterStepUp
|
Bool | |
EdgeDetectionDepth
|
Float | |
Speed
|
Float | This article or section is a Stub. You can help the Resonite Wiki by expanding it. |
SlidingSpeed
|
Float | This article or section is a Stub. You can help the Resonite Wiki by expanding it. |
AirSpeed
|
Float | This article or section is a Stub. You can help the Resonite Wiki by expanding it. |
TractionForce
|
Float | How much force is needed to overcome standing friction. |
SlidingForce
|
Float | How much friction force is applied while the CharacterController is moving. |
AirForce
|
Float | This article or section is a Stub. You can help the Resonite Wiki by expanding it. |
MaximumGlueForce
|
Float | This article or section is a Stub. You can help the Resonite Wiki by expanding it. |
MaximumTractionSlope
|
Float | Maximum Traction value before user slides down a slope.
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MaximumSupportSlope
|
Float | Maximum Support value before user slides down a slope.
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JumpSpeed
|
Float | This article or section is a Stub. You can help the Resonite Wiki by expanding it. |
SlidingJumpSpeed
|
Float | This article or section is a Stub. You can help the Resonite Wiki by expanding it. |
Gravity
|
Float3 | Force of Gravity for this character controller |
GravitySpace
|
direct RootSpace | |
DebugVisualDuration
|
Nullable`1<Float> | Allows for the component to visualize the force vectors acting on the character simulator if set above 0. |
__height
|
Float | Height of the driven CapsuleCollider (Component) Currently does nothing. |
__radius
|
Float | Radius of the driven CapsuleCollider (Component) Currently does nothing. |
__mass
|
Float | Mass of the of the driven CapsuleCollider (Component) Currently does nothing. |
__collideWithOtherCharacters
|
Bool | Currently does nothing. |
__ignoreRaycasts
|
Bool | Currently does nothing. |
__rootAtBottom
|
Bool | Currently does nothing. |
Usage
This component is usually used internally by Resonite to simulate user movement physics like walking and climbing.
But the component can also be manipulated to create "Fake Players" commonly known by Resonite users as "NPC's". Before doing this, know that the physics simulation is always inconsistent when viewed by different players in the same session. It also causes high amounts of networking and FPS lag. Use too many and you may start rising in Queued Packets. The character controller can also be used as a ball, but for things that fly or bounce, using a Trajectory Position ProtoFlux node is vastly superior.
This component is also used in certain types of vehicles and making them controllable by the user. This is done by having a vehicle you want to make controllable, then making an anchor for the user to sit in, then setting up this component to make that user become the simulating user, thus making their controls change in such a way where they are controlling a vehicle they are sitting on.
This article or section is a Stub. You can help the Resonite Wiki by expanding it.
Examples
A Shrike NPC running around the cloud home:
Protoflux Notes
Using Character Controller User will give you the Simulating User of this Character Controller Component.
Using Get User From Component will give you the Owner User of this Character Controller Component.
Using Allocating User will give you the User that spawned out a slot that has this Character Controller Component.