Unity Tutorial - How to Make Moving Platform in Unity | Unity Tutorial for Beginners

This Unity tutorial will show you how to make a reusable moving platform in Unity that you can use in any of your Unity 2d games by simply replacing the sprite.

Moving platforms are a common feature in games and applications, and they can be tricky to create. In this Unity tutorial, we'll learn how to create a reusable moving platform that you can use in your games.

[guyingame]

man i love your work finally a tut who doesnt keep talking about subscribing thank u help me so muchhh

[mido_amr]

thank you man for this tutorial easy and efficient. i hope you will grow the channel :D
im here following you :))))

[TheJac]

Direct to the point, easy to understand, and intuitive. Great content. I'm seeing to apply this on a tilemap but I dont think I'm gonna have any trouble to do it. Let's see.

[jazioxmugen]

The code throws a NullReferenceException error. The startpoint and endpoints are null valued

[Celal_]

Hello, first of all your videos are short and informative. This is a good thing. But the 'just for Debug visualization' part of the code gives an error. The error message is: errorcs0019: Operator '&&' cannot be applied to operands of type '<null>' and 'bool'. I will be glad if you can help, I'm looking forward to your new videos.

[Nopel]

Great Tutorial! Could you make a tutorial on how to generate a GameObject horizontally to make a game like the chrome dino game?

[Nintendostar]

This platform has hitbox? I mean, if my character jump on this platform, he stay on the platform? Because i saw that lerp doesnt detect collision (at least, in my test)

[YEzzi-hzke]

how do you make it to where the player sticks with the platform

[camerontully]

can you learn about 3d platformer game in unity?

[creepy]

I get error CS1001 and CS1003 do you know how to solve these errors?

[scrumpieTF]

I'd almost rather have someones monotone voice over the tutorial then the stupid ai voice. Its a really good tutorial though...

[Ok-vxcb]

This is a simple and efficiant way but unfortunately not practical. It's heavily reliant on position variables so if it is not working for u its mostly because your variables dont match.

[slodoco]

No, this is wrong. But thanks anyways.