How to make an FPS CONTROLLER in UNITY using the NEW INPUT SYSTEM

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[IGN_Gaurav]

Finally something on FPS controller after 5 days of extensive search. Thank you😭

[thebiggoliath]

3 videos in 5 days, i am blessed.

For the merch, i'm thinking of a hoodie with the unity default cube at the back and the Lithex logo at the front.

[GrimReaper]

Keep the good content coming my dude great stuff. Simple and easy

[abdulkarimqureshi]

this deserves way more views way more likes and you deserve way more subs you legend thanks a lot.

[D_Addict]

first one i found which actually works tho as soon as player walks up the stairs it wont stay on ground when trying to go back

[mynameisxboard]

Great tutorial! Helped me quite a lot understanding the new input system.
How can I make the mouse turning look a bit smoother tho? I have the impression it's quite snappy and not so smooth.

[Arsne]

Wait, didn't we talk about making this video like... yesterday? The day before? When did you get so quick with the editing?

But either way for the merch I vote for a 3D printed figurine of a character from LP's next game release!

[themaskyyt]

Hi! I've seen some people working on a similar way when creating a player controller (lambda expressions, sometimes using the InputAction window and later reference the actions, sometimes creating the Actions directly from the player controller MonoBehavior), but the docs and some Unity official videos shown a different approach (using the PlayerInput script and UnityEvents). Is that just a matter of preference or does it have any benefit to not do it the Unity way?

[yric]

I'm having an issue where when I create a new script, open it up, the "MonoBehaviour" word isn't colored, it's just white.

I thought maybe it won't matter so I copied exactly how you have your code up to

using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.InputSystem;

public class NewBehaviourScript : MonoBehaviour
{
[SerializeField] private InputAction movement;
}

But "[SerializeField]", and "InputAction" are also not colored so I think it isn't registering them for what they are maybe?
lmk if you have any ideas on how I can fix this.

[teatotics]

Dude wtf, I keep getting a NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object when trying to make the turning methods

[griffbmo]

I can't get the Y axis to work so I can only see on the x axis