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PlayerBehavior Mon

The document contains a C# script for Unity that defines player movement behavior using Rigidbody physics. It includes variables for movement and rotation speed, initializes the Rigidbody component in the Start method, and updates player position and rotation in FixedUpdate based on user input. The script utilizes Quaternion for rotation and applies movement through the Rigidbody's MovePosition and MoveRotation methods.

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PlayerBehavior Mon

The document contains a C# script for Unity that defines player movement behavior using Rigidbody physics. It includes variables for movement and rotation speed, initializes the Rigidbody component in the Start method, and updates player position and rotation in FixedUpdate based on user input. The script utilizes Quaternion for rotation and applies movement through the Rigidbody's MovePosition and MoveRotation methods.

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using System.

Collections;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using UnityEngine;

public class PlayerBehavior : MonoBehaviour

public float MoveSpeed = 10f;

public float RotateSpeed = 75f;

private float _vInput;

private float _hInput;

-- Adds a private variable of type Rigidbody that will contain a reference to the capsule's Rigidbody
component.

private Rigidbody _rb;

-- The Start method fires when a script is initialized in a scene, which happens when you click on play,
and should be used any time variables need to be set at the beginning of a class.

void Start()

-- The GetComponent method checks whether the component type we're looking for, in this case,
Rigidbody, exists on the GameObject the script is attached to and returns it.

_rb = GetComponent<Rigidbody>();

void FixedUpdate()

{
-- Creates a new Vector3 variable to store our left and right rotation:

Vector3 rotation = Vector3.up * _hInput;

-- Quaternion.Euler takes a Vector3 parameter and returns a rotation value in Euler angles:

We need a Quaternion value instead of a Vector3 parameter to use the MoveRotation method. This is
just a conversion to the rotation type that Unity prefers.

We multiply by Time.fixedDeltaTime for the same reason we used Time.deltaTime in Update.

Quaternion angleRot = Quaternion.Euler(rotation * Time.fixedDeltaTime);

Calls MovePosition on our _rb component, which takes in a Vector3 parameter and applies force
accordingly:

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The vector that's used can be broken down as follow

s: the capsule's Transform position in the forward direction, multiplied by the vertical inputs and
Time.fixedDeltaTime.

The Rigidbody component takes care of applying movement force to satisfy our vector parameter.
_rb.MovePosition(this.transform.position + this.transform.forward * _vInput * Time.fixedDeltaTime);

Calls the MoveRotation method on the _rb component, which also takes in a Vector3 parameter and
applies the corresponding forces under the hood:

angleRot already has the horizontal inputs from the keyboard, so all we need to do is multiply the
current Rigidbody rotation by angleRot to get the same left and right rotation.
_rb.MoveRotation(_rb.rotation * angleRot);

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