Using animationcurves for controlling jump height through charactercontroller.Move()

Hey again, so with the help I got from TheValar, I ended up getting what I wanted :3 It's nothing special but I thought I'd share it anyway ^^

So this is my inspector view, and what I did was making a public animation curve along with my jump speed

Here's the code:

 if(Input.GetAxisRaw("X") >= 0.1f){
     currentState = PlayerState.jumping;
     jumpTimer = 0.0f;
 }

//-----------------------------------------------------------------

 case PlayerState.jumping:
             
     moveDirection = new Vector3(0,currentJumpSpeed,0);
             
     playerController.Move(moveDirection);
     jumpSpeedFalloff = jumpCurve.Evaluate(jumpTimer);
     currentJumpSpeed -= jumpSpeedFalloff;
     jumpTimer += Time.deltaTime;
             
     break;

I hope someone else can make use of this because this was a topic which took me a long time to understand <.<'

My curve looks like that because I'm trying to have a fast setoff, which degrades quickly, then go on to having the character more or less floating for a while, then go back to having a fast descend :3

I've never done this but I don't see why it wouldn't be possible to do the following.

Add a public AnimationCurve variable to your controller script and edit it to your desire http://docs.unity3d.com/Documentation/Components/EditingCurves.html

Then from your script you can sample the appropriate part of the curve using jumpSpeedFalloff = curve.Evaluate(timeSinceJumpStarted); or something http://docs.unity3d.com/Documentation/ScriptReference/AnimationCurve.Evaluate.html