Here, for example, you could not jump from a ducked state, since there is no transition between these states. You defines what is possible in which state. Neither of which seems to have been implemented. So it would have to be a condition which either only applies if the WS-forward movement is active, or which automatically disables anything but that while strafing. This conflicts with the mouse / camera being able to determine the forward direction.
This is the British English definition of strafe. Then you need to define some condition that defines when to use which of these behaviors. strafe Definitions and Synonyms verb transitive UK /stref/ Word Forms DEFINITIONS 1 1 to attack a place with guns from low- flying aircraft Synonyms and related words Synonyms and related words Definition and synonyms of strafe from the online English dictionary from Macmillan Education. You also do not use desiredMoveDirection for movement, which is arguably confusing. Also, by just setting forward.y = 0, you effectively decrease the length of the vector if the camera is at an angle, which in turn will slow your movement. One thing i noticed however, is that you define movement to be (horizontal, 0, vertical), then defne desiredMovement based on forward*movement.y, which is always 0. Quite frankly, based on your explanation i'm not entirely sure what the desired movement should look like, so i'm not surprised that the computer didnt get it right either. You would now define the states and their transition and what should happen while in these states and then implement them, for example like this: So for example, with a statemachine like this:
Once you've done that 'on paper', you only need to sequentially write down these conditions and states and basically have the desired behavior. There you define states, which would be specific movement behaviours you desire, and ways to reach or leave these states. So i would advice you to sit down and create a statemachine of what exactly you want. Neither of which seems to have been implemented.Īs a rule of thumb, if you can define exactly what you want, implementing it should normally be easy. Click to expand.this conflicts with the mouse / camera being able to determine the forward direction.
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