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29 lip 2024 · Step 1: The Basics. To start off with, we’ll have 2 scripts. A Script in ServerScriptService. I’ll name this SetupCharacterController. This script will handle taking away base humanoid physics from every player character that joins and instead putting a ControllerManager in it. A LocalScript in StarterCharacterScripts.
Humanoid:GetState. This function returns the humanoid's current Enum.HumanoidStateType, describing the activity the Humanoid is currently doing, such as jumping or swimming. See also Humanoid:SetStateEnabled () to enable or disable a particular state, and Humanoid:ChangeState () to change the current humanoid state.
A character controller for roblox-ts. NOTE: The is currently a bug that occasionally causes ControlModule to be active. In the meantime you should disable ControlModule.
HumanoidStateType. Identifies, reads and sets the physics control state of a Humanoid. Humanoid:GetState () and Humanoid:ChangeState () methods, as well as the Humanoid.StateChanged event currently use this Enum.
PhysicsCharacterController. OpenSourced physics character controller with features similar to default humanoids but performed with the new Mover Constraints. Generated by Rojo 7.2.1. Getting Started. To build the place from scratch, use: rojo build -o "PhysicsCharacterController.rbxlx"
Humanoid.StateChanged. This event fires when the state of the Humanoid is changed. As there is no "idle" humanoid state, you should instead use the Humanoid.Running event or listen to the RootPart part's Velocity to work out when the Humanoid is standing still.
Linking References. To complete the core setup, you'll need to link various properties of the ControllerManager instance to objects within the main Model.
