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Question by Marcus_Seigman · May 06, 2017 at 11:16 PM · movementphysicsprogramming

Why is my velocity changing, but my object not moving?

Okay,

So I am attempting to make a climbing wall, similar to Super Mario World. The problem I am having is that when I tilt the joystick in the inspector, I can see the velocity change, but the object doesn't move. The worst part is, is that this only happens in the -y direction. The other 3 directions(both x and +y) work fine.

Here are the segments of code that should be relevant.

  public void HandleClimbingMovement(float hleftAnalog, float vanalog)
     {
   
         rb.velocity = Vector3.Lerp(rb.velocity, new Vector3(hleftAnalog * moveSpeed, vanalog * moveSpeed, 0), 10f);
      
         moveDirection = rb.velocity;
     }

Here is where the input happens:

 public void ClimbingInput()
     {
         if (Input.GetAxis(HLeftanalog) > 0 || Input.GetAxis(HLeftanalog) < 0 || Input.GetAxis(VLeftanalog) > 0 || Input.GetAxis(VLeftanalog) < 0)
         {
             PMovement.HandleClimbingMovement(Input.GetAxis(HLeftanalog), Input.GetAxis(VLeftanalog));
           //  FlipPlayerCharacter(Input.GetAxis(HLeftanalog));
         }
     }

Again, this works in 3 directions, just not the down direction, and I can see in the inspector moveDirection showing -5 in the y axis while i hold the left analog stick down.

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