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This has been so helpful for me. Thank you!

Your latest releases should be above previous releases, not the other way around. Cool script though, I will certainly play with it.

Oh, I didn't know that. Thanks for your notice

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thanks, that's a huge help for a complete beginner like me. what I'm missing is a coyote-timer, because right now you can always jump after falling from a plattform (mid-air). how would I set something like that up? do I need to set up a new state like "falling"? the walljumping doesn't quite feel right, because you have to press into the wall (left/right) and then jump to activate the walljump. simply touching the wall doesn't do it or pressing slightly too early into the other direction. how could I improve that? with a raycast? thanks for everything!

Thanks for checking out. I found a way to make easier version of this code and I am working on a improved version (especially on wall jumps) I'll let you know when I upload it.

For coyote time, people generally uses a variable to jump control and changes it after a time (like 0.1 seconds) you can use timer nodes or you can use something like:

jump_variable=true

yield(get_tree().create_timer(0.1),"timeout")

jump_variable=false


I am still not sure how to make wall jumps better but right now I am working with timers (kinda like to early_jump codes in this version) to make wall jumps feel smoother

Let me know if there are more things that I can add in next version that you think will make controls better.

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Hi, I added a new version with coyote jump and with some improvements. Still struggling with wall jumps but you can see the codes of improvements on there too. If you want, you can play the new demo on itch page without downloading

Hope it helps

Thanks for the update! I improved my playerscript over the last weeks myself and what helped me for good walljumping are raycasts that detect the walls and the correct direction plus the coyote timer is working on them too, so if you'd pressed slightly to early in one direction, the jump will still be possible.

I am not good with raycast so I made them with timers (especially yield code) In v3, if you press jump direction when you are on wall, it doesn't move you for a little time and you can still wall jump. it gave the character (or box, I guess) a sticky feeling like super meat boy. HTML version is updated too, you can try it if you want