Unity/Mono Develop Bug

I never used monodevelop to debug (I usually work with Debug.Log). But doesn't the red dot indicate where you 'paused'? In which case it would make sense that the value could be anything sinse it didn't enter the if statement (yet) and is just checking whether to enter the if or not.

I think that you should place that breakpoint (red dot) on line 184 ins$$anonymous$$d of line 183 for it to have the result you expect...

If I'm wrong, please tell me :D

Your breakpoint is at 183 where the if statement is. The value of _speed.y in the Watch panel is before this if statement is executed. In the debug, move to the next statement 184 and see if the value for _speed.y is greater than 0. That'd mean that the value is getting changed somewhere.

@sumeeton @troien The shown value is inside the if block, see the yellow marker on the left. That’s the current line. I stopped at the condition (line 183) and the value is the same as it is in line 184. You don’t have to create new breakpoints for every line, you can just use the “Step Over” button to move line by line.

Don't know what's really happening. $$anonymous$$aybe you could try this and see if it works.

 if (!state.wasGroundedLastFrame)
 {
      if (_speed.y > 0)
      {
           _newPosition.y += _speed.y * Time.deltaTime;
      }
 }